Hvilken potion tog harry potter for at få slughorns minder?
Felix Felicis
Potions in Harry Potter
Felix Felicis, mere kendt som Liquid Luck, giver den, der drikker det, usædvanligt held og lykke. Heldets varighed afhænger af den mængde, der drikkes. Flydende lykke er en af de sværeste trylledrikke at fremstille, som Horace Slughorn bemærker: "Den skal koges i 6 måneder efter en ekstremt kompliceret formel, og hvis man laver den mindste fejl, er konsekvenserne alvorlige". På grund af dens egenskaber er den forbudt ved alle sportsbegivenheder, konkurrencer og eksamener. I Rowlings originale fortælling ligner trylledrikken flydende guld. I filmatiseringen er den imidlertid klar og vandagtig. Slughorn bemærkede også, at et overdrevent forbrug resulterer i bivirkninger, der omfatter svimmelhed og overivrigtighed, blandt andre virkninger, der er relateret til overmodighed. I Half-Blood Prince lader Harry som om han giver Ron noget, så han vil klare sig godt i Quidditch. Rons held vender til det bedre, idet selvtilliden virker som placebo. Harry bruger det meste af det senere i samme roman for at få den sande hukommelse om Tom Riddle og Horcruxes ud af Slughorn (selvom det også har den behagelige bivirkning at få Dean Thomas og Ginny Weasley til at afslutte deres forhold), og resten deles mellem Ron, Hermione, Neville Longbottom og Ginny den nat, hvor Dødsgardisterne bryder ind på Hogwarts.
Felix Felicis
Potions in Harry Potter
Felix Felicis, more commonly known as Liquid Luck, grants whoever drinks it unusually good luck. The time span of this luck depends on the amount imbibed. Liquid Luck is one of the hardest potions to make, as noted by Horace Slughorn; "It has to be cooked for 6 months on an extremely complicated formula, and if you make a tiniest mistake, the consequences are severe". Because of its properties, it is banned in all sporting events, competitions and examinations. In Rowling's original narrative, the potion looks akin to liquid gold. However, in the movie adaptation it is clear and water-like. Slughorn also noted that excessive consumption results in side effects that include giddiness and overzealousness, among other effects that are related to overconfidence. In Half-Blood Prince, Harry pretends to give some to Ron so that he will do well at Quidditch. Ron's luck turns for the better, with the confidence working as a placebo. Harry does use most of it later in the same novel in order to extract the true memory about Tom Riddle and Horcruxes from Slughorn (though it also has the pleasant side effect of causing Dean Thomas and Ginny Weasley to end their relationship), and the rest is shared between Ron, Hermione, Neville Longbottom and Ginny the night Death Eaters break into Hogwarts.
Potions in Harry Potter