In Harry Potter, Hogwarts has a mirror that can see what people want most.

The mirror of Eris appeared in the novel Harry Potter 1 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. It is described as a very gorgeous mirror, with a golden frame extending to the ceiling and supported by two claws. The top is engraved with "Erised Stra Ehru, Ayité Ubi Kafru, Ayité Onwoh Si", and Eris' mirror can let people see their deepest and most urgent desire. It shows us more or less what we want most in our deepest heart. ), and because of this feature, it was used as the last prop to protect the philosopher's stone against Voldemort. Dumbledore also warned Harry, "This mirror can't teach us knowledge or tell us the truth. People waste time in front of it, obsessed with what they see, and even driven crazy because they don't know whether everything in the mirror is true or not. "

On the top official seal: "Erised" in turn became "Desire". As Harry said, "You will see what you want". If you look at the seal on the top of Eris mirror upside down, it is: I am not showing your face, but your inner desire. What I show is not your face, but your inner desire. )