Ron Sees His Ambitions in the Mirror of Erised
December 26, 1991
Pages 210-211
Pages 210-211
Ron looks into the Mirror of Erised and sees his deepest desires: himself as Head Boy, Quidditch captain, and holder of the House Cup. Harry’s desire to see his parents again clashes with Ron’s vision of personal success, leading to tension between the friends.
Characters
Argus Filch Filch Remains A Threat As Harry And Ron Try To Stay Hidden
Bill Weasley Ron Sees Himself As Head Boy Like Bill In The Mirror Of Erised
Mrs. Norris Mrs. Norris Investigates The Noise In The Mirror Room
Ron Weasley Ron Sees Himself Achieving Greatness In The Mirror Of Erised
Harry Potter Harry Sees His Parents Again In The Mirror Of Erised
James Potter James Potter Appears Smiling Proudly In The Mirror Of Erised
Lily Potter Lily Potter Waves Warmly To Harry In The Mirror Of Erised
Locations
Mirror of Erised Room The Room Houses The Enigmatic Mirror That Shows Desires
Connections
Harry and His Parents Harry Feels Joy Seeing His Parents Smiling At Him
Things
Head Boy Ron Sees Himself Wearing The Head Boy Badge In The Mirror
House Cup Ron Imagines Himself Holding The House Cup In The Mirror
Invisibility Cloak The Cloak Protects Harry And Ron From Being Seen By Mrs. Norris
Mirror of Erised The Mirror Reflects Deepest Desires For Both Harry And Ron
Quidditch Ron Sees Himself As Quidditch Captain In The Mirror
Quidditch Cup Ron Imagines Himself Winning The Quidditch Cup In The Mirror