What are the amazing foreshadowing in the Harry Potter series?

There are indeed a lot of foreshadowing in Harry Potter, including all Snape's later reversals, which are unexpected but reasonable. It can be said that Rome's mind, thinking logic and writing style are all great. I have to say JK? Rowling's great success is accidental and inevitable. And some of these foreshadowing is quite subtle and ingenious.

You should remember that in the first Sorcerer's Stone, since Harry discovered that he could see his parents through the mirror of Eris, he would come to the mirror almost every night until Dumbledore stopped him. Dumbledore told Harry that what you see in the mirror is your deepest and most urgent desire. Later Harry asked the headmaster, "What do you see when you look in the magic mirror?" "Me? I saw myself holding a pair of thick wool socks. " .

After the answer of wool socks, it is also written that Harry realized that the principal was not telling the truth. But are wool socks really just meaningless jokes? In the first six books, the headmaster in our eyes is perfect, wise, kind, caring and omnipotent. But it was not until the seventh film that we discovered that the headmaster also had deep regrets about the past. In the last chapter of King's Cross Station, Rowling also wrote that Harry finally understood what Dumbledore would see when he faced the mirror of Eris. Yes, so is the family.

At the end of Goblet of Fire, Dumbledore heard that Voldemort had resurrected himself with Harry's blood, and his smile flashed by. Harry thought he was wrong. It feels strange. It was not until Harry came back from the dead in the last movie that Dumbledore realized that Voldemort did it and Harry would not die in the end.

Snape never liked Gryffindor people, especially Harry and Neville. We all know why Harry is here. Someone wants to know why Snape dislikes Neville so much, even ironically? Later, when we came to the prophecy ball, we realized that Neville, like Harry, almost met the answer in the prophecy ball. It was because Voldemort finally chose Harry that Lily died, so Snape always thought that if Neville had been chosen, Lily would not have died so early.

There is also a classic. I believe that people who love professors know that Snape's first question about Harry's potions was translated into "I'm sorry about Lily's death" through the Victorian flower dictionary.

There is still a lot left, and Rowling's meticulous thinking is simply admirable, which is one of the reasons why so-called children's books such as Harry Potter fascinate many adults.

Finally, what I want to say is the most obvious foreshadowing and the most important thing to implement the seven books. From the beginning, everyone who met Harry and knew his parents would say, "You look just like your father except for your eyes." Until the last film "Look at me" before the professor died. Memories roared after scenes. Snape is happy to die in lily-green eyes. Everything is worth it.