Magical Moments: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

In this scene, Harry admires the fascinating clock that monitors the precise whereabouts of each member of the Weasley family. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from the Chamber of Secrets and the statue of Salazar Slytherin, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima for the Weasley's kitchen including cereal boxes for Cheeri-Owls and Pixie-Puffs. As household objects magically busy themselves with everyday chores, the Floo Powder used by Harry and the Weasley family to visit Diagon Alley sits at the base of the frame.

'It's not much, but it's home'

In this scene, Harry and Ron fly straight towards the thrashing branches of the Whomping Willow in Mr Weasley's enchanted car. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from the Chamber of Secrets and the statue of Salazar Slytherin, featuring iconic scenery from the flying car's eventful journey. As Harry and Ron brace themselves for impact with the ancient tree, pivotal film moments from their daring flight to Hogwarts illustrate the frame.

'Mind that tree!'

In this scene, mortified in front of his classmates, Ron cowers as the Howler from Mrs Weasley scolds him for recklessly stealing his father's enchanted car. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from the Chamber of Secrets and the statue of Salazar Slytherin, featuring the iconic graphic prop of Gilderoy Lockhart's autobiographical book 'Magical Me' designed by MinaLima. As Cornish Pixies cause havoc and spiders flee from the castle, pivotal film moments from Ron's eventful second-year at Hogwarts illustrate the frame.

'Ronald Weasley! How dare you steal that car!'

In this scene, Harry learns that his compassion and valour are what brought the symbol of a 'true Gryffindor' to his aid. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from the Chamber of Secrets and the statue of Salazar Slytherin, featuring the iconic graphic prop of Tom Riddle's Diary designed by MinaLima. As Fawkes the phoenix and belongings from Dumbledore's office decorate the scene, the sock Harry uses to free Dobby lies at the base of the frame.

'It is not our abilities that show what we truly are. It is our choices.'