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In the Harry Potter books, you can only see a threstral if you've seen someone die, right? In the beginning of the fourth book (The Goblet of Fire), Harry sees "horseless carriages", but after seeing Cedric's death, he couldn't see them either. In the fifth book, however, (The Order of the Phoenix) he can see the threstrals. Why couldn't he see them in the first place, as he saw his mother (and several parts of Voldemort) die? Does it count, anyway, if you see a Horcrux "die"?

In the Harry Potter books, you can only see a threstral if you've seen someone die, right? In the beginning of the fourth book (The Goblet of Fire), Harry sees "horseless carriages", but after seeing Cedric's death, he still couldn't see the horses. In the fifth book, however, (The Order of the Phoenix) he can see the threstrals. Why couldn't he see them in the first place, as he saw his mother (and several parts of Voldemort) die? And does it count if you see a Horcrux "die"?

In the Harry Potter books, you can only see a threstral if you've seen someone die, right? In the beginning of the fourth book (The Goblet of Fire), Harry sees "horseless carriages", but after seeing Cedric's death, in the fifth book (The Order of the Phoenix) he can see the threstrals. Why couldn't he see them in the first place, as he saw his mother (and several pieces of Voldemort) die?

In the Harry Potter books, you can only see a threstral if you've seen someone die, right? In the beginning of the fourth book (The Goblet of Fire), Harry sees "horseless carriages", but after seeing Cedric's death, he couldn't see them either. In the fifth book, however, (The Order of the Phoenix) he can see the threstrals. Why couldn't he see them in the first place, as he saw his mother (and several parts of Voldemort) die? Does it count, anyway, if you see a Horcrux "die"?

In the Harry Potter books, you can only see a threstral if you've seen someone die, right? In the fourth book (The Goblet of Fire), Harry sees 'horseless carriages', but after seeing Cedric's death, in the fifth book (The Order of the Phoenix) he can see the threstrals. Why couldn't he see them in the first place, as he saw his parents die?

In the Harry Potter books, you can only see a threstral if you've seen someone die, right? In the beginning of the fourth book (The Goblet of Fire), Harry sees "horseless carriages", but after seeing Cedric's death, in the fifth book (The Order of the Phoenix) he can see the threstrals. Why couldn't he see them in the first place, as he saw his mother (and several pieces of Voldemort) die?