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He isn't. Harry Potter is a seeker in quidditch, the sport played by witches and wizards in his world. Seeker is a sports position. One could argue that he is a seeker in his life as well. He does seek the Horcruxes in the seventh book, after all.
The Golden Snitch, in a game of Quidditch.
Harry plays seeker and wins a few games when he catches the Snitch (in his mouth, in the first game).
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Can you use the Harry Potter name and characters in a new game that you are inventing?
No. Copyright protects the Harry Potter name and the characters, and one would have to seek a licence to use them. Such a licence would be very expensive, and unlikely to be granted.
How does one play hide and seek?
RULES TO HIDE AND GO SEEK1. Everyone decides on a seeker.2. Create boundaries for how far you can go, which rooms you can hide in, etc..3. After you have finished deciding who is the seeker, where to hide, etc., you begin hide and seek! :)4. The seeker counts to a certain time with his/her eyes closed.5. The seeker goes and tries to find at least one person who is hiding.6. When they have finally found someone, the person who they have found becomes the seeker.7. The other people who are hiding come out of their hiding spots (optional) and they start the game again (if wanted to).
When was Hide and Seek released?
Hide and Seek was released on 01/28/2005.
How many criminals seek revenge of their victims?
100% of Criminals seek revenge on their victims.
What does playing hide and seek under the covers mean?
It means to have sexual intercourse or oral sex.
Can you use the Harry Potter name and characters in a new game that you are inventing?
No. Copyright protects the Harry Potter name and the characters, and one would have to seek a licence to use them. Such a licence would be very expensive, and unlikely to be granted.
What is the song that the golden egg sings on the fourth harry potter?
Come seek me where our voices sound You cannot seek me above the ground An hour long you have to look To recover what we took
What is an omen seeker?
An omen seeker is someone who looks for an omen, which is a sign, that is either good or bad to seek out what the future will be like.
What is a person catching somene while playing hide and seek called?
The seeker.
Where do you hide while playing hide and seek?
You hide so that the seeker cannot find you.
How do you play hiding go and seek?
To play hide and seek, one person is typically chosen as the seeker while the others hide. The seeker closes their eyes and counts to a predetermined number while the others find a hiding spot. Once the seeker finishes counting, they try to find the hidden players. The game continues until all players are found or a time limit is reached.
What character does tom felton play in labyrinth?
1. The Borrowers (1997). 2. Second Night. 3. Anna and the King (1999). 4. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001). 5. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002). 6. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004). 7. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005). 8. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007). 9. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009). 10. Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey (short) (2010) 11. The Disappeared (2008) 12. Second Sight (TV movie) (1999) 13. Bugs (TV series) (1998) 14. Second Sight: Hide and Seek (TV movie) (2000) 15. Home Farm Twins (TV series) (2005) 16. White Other (short) (2010) 17. 13Hrs (2010) 18. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: I; II 19. Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011) 20. Night Wolf (2012) 21. Labyrinth (TV series) (2012) 22. The Apparition (2012) 23. From the Rough (post-production) (2011) 24. Grace and Danger (pre-production) (2013) January 20, 2012.
What is an aslyum seeker?
Someone who flees their country because of persecution and/or fear of actual physical harm or imprisonment to seek safety in a foreign country. They are not a 'what' but a 'who'!
Did J.K. Rowling direct Harry Potter?
Contrary to the the studios claim J.K. Rowling DOES appear in the second film as an uncredited professor at the head table. Unfortunately sometimes on the Internet people sometimes do no research before they attempt to correct answers that do not need to be corrected. The answer below was erroneously placed here to perpetuate the myth that J.K.Rowling did not appear in any of the films. This of course is false and can be discovered if only you seek the answer. "No. It has been said the director asked JK Rowling if she wanted to be Harry's mother in the Sorcerer's Stone movie, but she said no because she thought she would mess it up somehow." This answer is based on speculation and has no real merit in the face if the visual evidence. See for yourself. http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.230110833743218.58226.100002329104960&type=3#!/photo.php?fbid=230110837076551&set=a.230110833743218.58226.100002329104960&type=3&theater
Where are Singing voices 'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix' video game?
**This answer is for the Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix video game for Play station 2**Go to the Prefect's Bathroom. Cast Depulso on the bathroom stall in the middle. The golden egg from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire will shoot up from the toliet. When it lands on the floor, cast wingardium leveosa on it and place it inside of the large tub. Then cast Accio on the tub twice. You will hear the chant/singing voices say, "Come seek us where our voices sound. We do not sing above the ground. A hour long you'll have to look. And discover what we took."
What type of website is Seek Australia according to online sources?
Seek Australia is a website used to search for jobs, with tools to find jobs in the correct area and within the correct salary for the job seeker. One can also find volunteering opportunities on Seek Australia.
Do all people have noses?
No. All the humans on Earth do though.....the humans that don't are sent away..If you have seen Harry Potter, Voldamort does not have a nose as he has escaped from NoNo Land (The NO NOse planet) If you really believe this.......well I say you seek help.
