Chapter 19 of Less Wrong's Harry Potter & The Methods of Rationality.
[link]Professor Quirell giving Harry a lesson of how to lose by literally losing from several fifth year Slytherins(=being bullied). Note that Proffesor Quirell is Voldemort in disguise and he is EVIL, and Harry is weird enough to accept the lesson. Harry enduring all the abuse till the end. Then he got standing ovation from his classmates. For being brave to face his weakness.
* Sorry, I cannot make the picture of students standing on their desk because of limited space in the panel.
We don't know that for sure, and I'd say his attitude towards Harry (as well as generally) suggests otherwise.
Well, for an outstanding example, take the speech he delivered after that final battle of the first semester - if he is actually the Dark Lord, why would he teach mages to unite against Dark Lords?
Maybe he has some ulterior motive for wanting Harry to be supported. Maybe he just wants the magical world to be ruled by somebody competent and doesn't care who does it. It's kind of sad to think of Quirrel as Voldemort because he is such an awesome mentor. I probably won't figure it out until the grand moment of revelation.
Does anybody want to work on a list of everything that looks like a hint? I've already started, but I'm not really good at subtleties, so I'm probably missing really important things.
Also, dinosaurusgede, this is a really cool picture. I like how you can tell who most of the students watching are. Also, it's awesome how you draw Quirrel to look exactly like that statue EY said he looked like. This picture really captures the feeling of that part of Ch19. Keep up the amazing work!