Possible clues in movie lines?

[cultivatepeace2000]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, oneheartway_03 at m... wrote:
> 
> 
> I don't know if anyone else picked up on these lines, but I'm 
really 
> wondering what type of foreshadowing they might have on future 
events 
> in books/ movies.
> The first one is the line stated by Dumbledore in Chamber of 
Secrets 
> when he was in Hagrid's hut.  The line was directed at a 
(presumably) 
> invisable Harry and Ron prior to his leaving the hut.  He 
said "HELP 
> WILL ALWAYS BE GIVEN AT HOGWARTS TO THOSE WHO....ASK FOR IT"
> We see some truth to this in the same movie when Harry needs help 
to 
> defeat Riddle and the basalisk and Fawkes appears with the sorting 
> hat for Harry to remove the sword of Gryffindor from.
> *SPOILER WARNING BOOK 4*
> We also see evidence of him receiving help when he needs it when 
> Cedric and his parents' spirits come out of the wand during the 
> dueling scene in Goblet of Fire and give him instructions on what 
to 
> do and tell him that they will be there long enough for him to do 
it. 

CultivatePeace2000: 
That line was in the book as well as the movie.  I had always thought 
that it foreshadowed the climactic chamber scene you mentioned above 
rather than anything that would happen in future books/movies.  In 
the book, Harry actually silently pleads for help. In answer, 
Gryffindor's sword appears for him.

oneheartway_03 at m... then wrote:
> My second line that I question was again stated by Dumbledore, but 
in 
> the Prisoner of Azkaban movie during the welcoming start of term 
> speech in the great hall.  He stated that "EVEN IN THE DARKEST OF 
> TIMES ONE CAN ALWAYS FIND HOPE, IF ONE SIMPLY REMEMBERS TO TURN ON 
> THE LIGHT".  
> I don't know yet what that might pertain to, but I'd love to hear 
> some feedback on what anyone else thinks about these lines and 
> possible foreshadowing!

CultivatePeace2000:
That line made me think too. Here again, I thought this quote 
probably was foreshadowing the climax of the film.  Maybe I am taking 
things too literally, but I saw "the darkest time" being the 
dementors' attacks, and "turn on the light" in reference to Harry 
having the resolve to conjure his patronus. 

The statement is such a general saying,though, that it could refer to 
the answer in many "dark" moments--so you may have a point thinking 
that it would foreshadow other future moments.