Was the burrow protected?

With the full strength of the Ministry behind them, the Death Eaters broke the protective enchantments protecting the Burrow and apparated into the reception.

Who betrayed the Order of the Phoenix in the battle of the 7 Potters?

The rest of the Order was unaware of this, as they believed Snape to be a traitor. However, they accepted the plan to have seven Harry Potters, each escorted by an Order member acting as a protector, and fly away from Little Whinging, as no other method of transportation was safe.

How did Voldemort know which one was the real Harry in the Battle of Seven Potters?

In the book, it’s because Harry used the Disarming Charm against Stan Shunpike, who was under the Imperius Curse at the time. Voldemort knows that’s Harry’s signature spell in a duel so he put two and two together and found out which Harry was the real one.

How did Harry Potter get away from Voldemort?

Recognizing Stan, Harry uses the Disarming Charm, which gives him away as the real Harry. Voldemort goes after him, but Harry’s wand performs magic of its own accord to destroy Voldemort’s borrowed wand, allowing Harry and Hagrid to crash land in the safe house.

What happened at the Battle of the Seven Potters?

The Battle of the Seven Potters is an aerial battle over southern England fought on the evening of 27 July 1997 between members of the Order of the Phoenix led by Mad-Eye Moody and a group of Death Eaters led by Lord Voldemort. The Order of the Phoenix strives to relocate Harry from Privet Drive to the Burrow before his seventeenth birthday.

Why was Harry Potter transported to the burrow?

Harry Potter’s magical protection breaks at age seventeen, thus he needs to be transported to a safe location (in this case, The Burrow .) Death Eaters ‘ short term victory because of the death of Alastor Moody. Harry Potter is successfully transported to The Burrow. Long-term strategic effects favourable to the Order of the Phoenix.

Why did Snape have to tell Voldemort about the date?

In order to preserve his position as a trusted Death Eater, Severus Snape was forced to tell Voldemort the true date at which the Order planned to move Harry.