There isn't a specific scene where Harry's parents "wake up" in the traditional sense.
Here's what you need to know:
* James and Lily Potter died protecting Harry from Voldemort when he was a baby. Their deaths are a central plot point in the entire series.
* Harry's parents appear as spirits in King's Cross Station in the final chapter of the book. This occurs after Harry is seemingly killed by Voldemort and is transported to a liminal space. He speaks with his parents there, and they offer him comfort and support.
* This is the closest thing to them "waking up" that we see in the series. It's a symbolic moment, representing Harry's acceptance of his fate and the love he has for his parents.
The concept of "waking up" in this context is a bit nuanced:
* It doesn't refer to them coming back to life physically. The world of *Harry Potter* doesn't allow for resurrection in the typical sense.
* It symbolizes Harry's emotional awakening. It's a moment where he confronts his own mortality and finds peace in the love of his family, even though they are gone.
Let me know if you have any other questions about the book!