It was not much, but Harry felt that Mad-Eye would have much preferred this to being stuck on Dolores Umbridge’s door." - Harry burying Moody's eye out of respect " There in its shadow he buried Mad-Eye Moody’s eye and marked the spot by gouging a small cross in the bark with his wand. When, however, he and the other members of the Order of the Phoenix issued a warning to the Dursleys regarding their treatment of Harry Potter, and Vernon Dursley asked if he looked like he could be intimidated, Moody pulled back the hat to reveal the eye, and Vernon leapt backward in horror, proving that he could indeed be intimidated. Some days later, when meeting Harry Potter at King's Cross Station, Moody hid the magical eye with a bowler hat. Harry Potter accidentally stepped on his eye, which was rolling on the floor. In the Death Chamber he duelled Antonin Dolohov, but was injured. On 18 June 1996, Moody participated in the Battle of the Department of Mysteries. Moody had to put the eye in water and clean it to get it to function properly once more. Īfter Moody was freed and regained his eye, the eye tended to get stuck in mid-rotations at times, due to Barty Crouch Jnr having worn it. Crouch was able to make good use of the eye himself throughout the year. Using Polyjuice Potion, Crouch disguised himself as Moody and then took Moody's eye and leg as his own. " Damn it, it keeps getting stuck - ever since that scum wore it." - The damage the eye suffered from Crouch Jnr wearing it ĭuring summer 1994, before Moody was able to take his one-year post as Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, he was attacked and captured by Peter Pettigrew and Bartemius Crouch Jnr. Moody's magical eye zooming in on Harry Potter In the 1989–1990 school year, Moody spotted Jacob's sibling under an invisibility cloak using his magical eye. Sometime during the First Wizarding War, Moody lost his eye during a clash with Death Eaters, and had the magical glass eye inserted as a replacement. It seems the eye was made particularly for Moody, since after Barty Crouch Jnr wore it, the eye began to malfunction, being stuck in mid-rotations when it returned to Moody's socket. It was this eye that earned Moody his nickname "Mad-Eye". It could rotate 360 degrees in Moody's head and allowed him to see through anything, whether it be wood, invisibility cloaks, or even the back of his own head. The device was a round, electric-blue eye that he placed into his empty eye socket.
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