Voldemort didn't go back to the castle to find the diadem he already had it, he went back to hide it in the room of requirement. The diadem was in a forest in Albania where Voldemort searched for it.
The diadem was in a forest in Albania because Ravenclaws daughter stole it was murdered there (its unclear if she hid it before she died or if it was simply then).
Is anyone else going on a Harry Potter video marathon? I've always liked Harry Potter, but I started re-watching the movies recently and I became obsessed.
Bean sprout Don’t talk to op about how “the books are better” They will go on a hundred year rant about some certain movies AND I WILL TOO IF THEY HAD TO COMPACT THE WHOLE THINGIE INTO TWO MOVIES WHERE IS NICO AND EVERYONE ELSE WHERE DID THE PLOT GO IT DOESNT EXIST ANYMORE
I dont get why people are confused about the portkey thing, it's not that complicated. Dumbledore made the cup a portkey so the first to touch it would be returned to the entrance of the maze to be crowned the victor, but fake Mooney came in and cast a second portkey spell on it to take the winner to voldemort. Mooney's spell activated first, and Dumbledore's activated the next time harry touch it
Yeah, some of these theories were apparently made up by wannabe fans who never read the books. Dumbledore didn't understand Parsel, though he could probably use mind reading spells to get the meaning directly from the mind of the speaker.
I wouldn't be too sure about that. Dumbledore never confirmed to have heard the Basilisk, but that alone doesn't mean that he didn't hear it. With his penchant for putting his students into mortal danger, it's completely reasonable to assume that he heard and simply ignored it.
Dumbledore was able to learn to understand Parseltongue but not to speak it. This happened AFTER Chamber of Secrets. He learned sometime before Half-Blood Prince when he was researching Voldemort's past. Ron learned to speak a phrase, as Harry talked in his sleep, that opened the Chamber of Secrets
Dumbledore tells Harry after he shows him the memory of riddle asking for the job, "You see, know one has lasted more than a year since our little argument.
@@clevererbog3717 and given that you see that it is not confirmed it is a curse. it is a fact but there is no word of „curse“. it may also be coincidence.
I know, but in the graveyard Voldemort had Harry's blood in his veins already. So, that makes no sense. Well actually he needed blood of a foe... THAT STILL DOESN'T EXPLAIN HOW FRED AND GEORGE DIDN'T SEE PETER ON THE MAP. ;-;
Harry is a descendant of Ignotus Peverell, the third brother. But IIRC it was never stated that Voldemort descended from any of them, (I think the two older brothers died without offspring) in the books Voldemort didn't even know the whole legend of the deathly hallows, he only knew of the wand.
Chris Rudolf He had the ring from one of the Peverell brothers, though, passed down as a family heirloom. It belonged to his uncle before he stole it to use as a horcrux.
I think what JK Rowling was trying to say about Voldemorts conception was because he wasn't conceived in love he had no understanding or ability to love or empathise with others or himself. Essentially he was born a psychopath.
It isn’t Voldemort’s fault that he’s a bad person. His mother used a love potion on his father, thus making Voldemort incapable of feeling love, and making it hard for likability of others, let alone tolerance. He is one of the most misunderstood and yet greatest villains of all time.
and he grew up in an orphanage where he had no friends and all the children avoided him. and it was during world war 2, and he was in london so there were probably bombings. he could not feel remorse or love so how could he ever grow up to be a good person?
“Was he after the Defense Against the Dark Arts job again, sir? He didn’t say. . . .” “Oh, he definitely wanted the Defense Against the Dark Arts job,” said Dumbledore. “The aftermath of our little meeting proved that. You see, we have never been able to keep a Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher for longer than a year since I refused the post to Lord Voldemort.” - Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, page 446 What's not clear about that passage?
Just because Dumbledore said it doesn't confirm it. Voldemort could also just have caused all other professors to resign or otherwise leave the post after a year simply to annoy Dumbledore. He IS petty that way.
Yeah, this seems much more likely... Voldemort spent around 12 years as a mere ghost, unable to cast any spells or even hold a wand (a time period in which, according to your hypothesis, no teacher could have been harrassed by him). Ockhams broom my friend.
But, isnt there something about Professor Quirll (Cant spell it) had been a teacher for longer than that? But he picked Voldemort up during a travel and let him possess his body? Or do I remember wrong? Its been some time since I read the book
No, not according to any source I can find. It's definitely not said in the books.. On Harry Potter Wiki it's stated though that he first was teacher for muggle studies before.
Connor Nyhan Ron doesn't speak parceltongue, he can only mimic it. same way that you may know to pronounce some word in Russian or Spanish, but you don't speak it or maybe you don't even understand what said word means
camilo cocconi I understand what you mean, but what exactly about parseltongue could possibly be unlearnable if it isn't the pronunciation? I absolutely adore the Harry Potter series, but being fair, this is one of the few points that I have yet to see a really good explanation for.
Josiah Ferrell You're totally right! I guess you might be able to learn how to speak it, but understanding what the snakes are saying would be a problem? It's either that or just one of many plotholes
Agustin Camejo the only thing that keeps Pennywise from being boring is Tim Curry's and Bill Skarsgård's hilariously wacky performances. But neither version of IT is actually scary. To be honest he's not a great villain. I'd rather see Pennywise as the protagonist.
I'd say a strong point in the argument's favor is that the world really works like that. People are not inherently evil. There is always something that pushes people toward certain behavior, even socio/psychopaths are steered into their actions by causes. Writing characters that reflect reality makes them much more believable and even relatable on some level in the brain.
Its not the idea of having a reason to be evil that makes people lose interest in villains. Its knowing that reason. People prefer to guess about a villain's intentions rather than knowing them. You should continue to reveal your villain's intentions however. People will call it bad writing but in reality the tension it creates between them and your work will make them think about your work more than if they felt your work was absolutely acceptable writing.
This. I think it's a main character point in the book when Dumbledore asks Harry in the pensieve something along the lines of 'are you feeling sorry for Voldemort?' I never thought Riddle's evil character as being a direct result from the rapey conception, but rather as a consequence of growing up an orphan with a quite loveless childhood. And then having Harry, with a all-too-similar backstory, understand this to the point of feeling sympathy for young Voldemort is an excellent (though far from the only) way of showing the fundamental difference between their personalities.
Agreed, as I recall, he had asked Helena for the diadem in his youth while attending the school - thus he probably hid the diadem in the Room of Requirement when he came the last time to interview for the DADA job.
I imagine being unable to love himself would have made him extremely frustrated during puberty, no wonder he distracted himself by learning the darkest of Arts.
The last theory will have a problem. Who did he have to eat to make the Potter Horcrux? When that Horcrux was made, he's in no condition to eat anyone, least of all the ones he killed at the time.
auric180 Thank you! Everyone seems to forget about Harry being a horcrux. Even though this was unintentional, it busts some of the theories about cannibalism or necrophilia as a step to create a horcrux.
Or even better, this can be a common believe in their world but didn't realise, it was not necessary... If past wizards who hated cannibalism but did it anyway to make a horcrux, wish they can realise the truth and start vomiting in their graves... if they're dead.Or who knows, another Dark wizard who has lived for hundreds of years via Horcrux till now and learn the truth when he saw what happened between Voldemort & Harry.:D
People are wrong. Look it up. You don't need to eat someone to make a horcrux. You just need to kill someone and perform the spell. No eating required.
The only way this would make any sense was if the horcruxes were alive, more of a trade than a seal. Since its obvious Voldemort could not have eaten a bit of Harry and nothing happened to Nagini it's not true.
The cannibalism theory doesn't work as some his victims looked unharmed. The editor was actually sickened by the process which allowed Voldemort his temporary body in Goblet of Fire. Long story short: it was an unborn fetus.
Bruh they couldn’t do everything in the books sometimes it’s not possible jk Rowling agreed with everything the director did so she was happy with the films
That begs the question, though, why other portkeys weren't shown to work in such a manner. That they can be enchanted twice wasn't shown before the graveyard chapter, so it rather seems like a convenient excuse.
thew first portkey mentioned in the books is the one used in number 4 to go to the world cup, and funnily enough they use the same one to go back home so not sure where the whole idea of portkeys having to be one tickets came from
no they didn't. when they got to the world cup, the ministry worker threw the boot into a bin of other used port keys. when they left mr weasly said we can get a few hours sleep and catch an early portkey back, in the morning.
Because it's Dumbledore and he would never get rid of mortal danger for his students because... reasons. Seriously, a man who parks a three-headed dog in a school full of children and secures the door so that a second-year's Alohomora can open it obviously won't give a damn if other huge and deadly beasts roam his school and endanger the lives of his students. He also never required Remus Lupin to stay within his quarters during the full moon with the doors secured by heavy spells and a member of the staff. While yes, it was good of him to give Remus the job, he should absolutely have put up some more precautions for the times that Remus couldn't control himself. But he never did. Because Dumbledore either doesn't give a damn if his students die or he thinks he's so powerful that nothing bad can happen that he couldn't fix in time. Either way, he's an asshole.
seriously, please inform yourself really before this kind of video. Voldemorts boggart and the love potion thing have both long been confirmed by rowling
What happened was when Voldemort used the avada kedavra spell on lily the spell rebounded because of the protection. Which was called love because she put herself between Voldemort and harry. So the spell rebounded and hit Voldemort. His soul found the only living thing which was harry himself.
Actually after Harry sacrificed himself in the forest during the battle of Hogwarts he created the same protection for all the people who fought for him in the battle of hogwarts lily did 17 years ago. So even if voldemort wanted to kill them he could not have. That's why after Harry sacrificed himself, nobody died
Her evil was magnified/caused by her wearing the locket and voldemorts soul taking over her like it did with Ron in the forest. So essentially voldermort is the cause of the most evil person anyway 🤣
Aurora Sky wtf are you saying!? She got that locket at the beginning of the first part of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. She didn't had it yet at the Order of the Phoenix.
Damian Heyneker just looked into it and you're right, I assumed after reading the books that she'd got it well before becoming a teacher at hogwartd but looking back mundungus took the stuff from the black house after sirus died. Guess she was just an evil bitch after all 🤣
Quite likely, since there are only about twenty or so pureblood wizarding families and they go back centuries and many of them had a habit to marry other purebloods. However, there is a difference between two families being linked by the marriage of a distant relative and actually sharing a common ancestor.
I mean it would be like a less incesty version of royal blood lines. Like all humans are related if you go far enough back into your evolutionary history. I think the question would be how many generations they are separated by.
Honestly, if they were to ever make a tv series, I would love to see a prequel situation of the events after the destruction of Voldemort. In particular, I'd love to see the development of Draco Malfoy in the light of the events that unfolded. He had been living all his life as a push-around figure, while trying to fake his own high ground morale as a superior pure blood student of the Malfoy family and a proud Slytherin. During his time at Hogwarts, he was acting tough but was always pushed around by either his father, by Belatrix, by Snape, and especially later on by Voldemort. His lines of which sides were allied became more and more blurred, and at the end he was left standing with the majority of his family and associated people on the "evil" side that lost, and his last moment was captured by running away with his closest family and fleeing the scene, despite where his own moral ground actually lied. I can imagine that this sense of being torn inside by seeing the triumphant "good side" with all the people he had been studying and effectively living with for years, but then having his blood family tear him in the opposite direction, all amidst the ultimate tyrant of that side had been overpowered, must put an incredible hole in his soul. I could totally see Malfoy in the coming years as a troubled person, almost like an anti-hero, who knows in their heart they wish to stand on the side of good, but with so many horrible actions he was forced to make, and not being able to stand alongside the people he had spent most of his life with at this point - and then having to live with all this in the coming years where Harry must have been celebrated all across the wizarding world along with everyone else at his side. Malfoy would have been left to live in the shadows. I can see this go two directions: 1) Draco fights his way through his internal moral dillemas on a quest to regain the option of honor that he feels was taken away from him, and finally fights his way to the side of Harry. (See it kinda like a Vegeta+Goku scenario). Throughout the entire story, Draco balances on the edge between the good, and the dark arts of magic - somewhat similar to Snape's position as a form of double agent among the surviving followers of the now dead Voldemort - infiltrating and apprehending those among the dark ranks who seek to claim power for themselves now that the grand tyrant is gone for good. As a result, Draco founds a new order similar to the order of the phoenix, but consisting of members who are similarly balancing between the light and the dark - people who seek to redeem themselves and show their standing in the world once and for all. 2) Draco can't live with the fact that Harry is celebrated as a hero and gets all the glory, while he himself is forced yet again to flee with his family relatives and is unable to pick sides for himself. He spends the following years unable to gain the acceptance that he desires, and instead learns to live with it and garners a further hatred towards not just society, but the fact that he has been used as a ragdoll his entire life, unable to ever truly chose for himself. This pushes him into a pursuit of gaining power to such an extend that he never has to answer to anyone ever again, and is able to live in his own justified glory. He ends up pushing the dark arts in an entirely new and unexplored direction to make his own mark on history. This entire obsession with making a name of himself in the history books becomes a complex for him to a degree where he desires it above all else, and is unable to compromise - ending up as somewhat of a mix between Voldemort, Grindelwald, and even Dumbledore.
I dont know from where you know that you must eat someone to make horcrux, but there is nothing about eating in books or films. The only thing mentioned is that you must kill someone and then do some horrible spell or something like that
That last theory is bs, there is a book he found which explained the horcruxes, you have to kill someome and then use a spell to actually transfer that piece of soul into an object.
The one about the Defense against the Dark Arts one is wrong or at least incomplete. It says he wanted to come back to get the diadem. To my knowledge, when he came back and asked for the job with Dumbledore, this is when he placed the diadem in the Room of Requirement. Even if he had previously placed it there, he was fine with it being hidden in the Room of Requirement. The reason he wanted to come back was to attempt to steal the Sword of Gryffindor.
Bogarts- can madeye see what a real boggart looks like because in order of the phoenix, mad eye looks up into the ceiling and says, yeah, it's a boggart what do you think
Actually, the fact that Tom Riddle was conceived as a result of a love potion being the reason that he can not feel or exhibit love makes perfect sense and explains so much.
No one is born evil. Its often the circumstances and the person's nature that lead to his eventual behaviour. I'd like to believe Voldemort was just a sad, unlucky, sensitive dude who never got to taste love. Snape was almost on the same downhill, but he found Lily on the right time. Voldemort, or Tom Riddle, grew up at a scary orphanage with so many children crying. A child keeps deep impressions of his first touch. We are hugged and kissed and cuddled when we are babies, and that's why we enjoy it even as adults. Voldemort didn't receive all that cuddling, and hugs and kisses. Perhaps the lack of love he faced right from his birth turned him sadly incapble of loving anyone. He was devoid of it, and his frustration was evident. No amount of sex or wine could make up for this emptiness. And maybe that is why he kept searching for power!
Azzisera de Roquefort i am talking about symbolism. JKR didn't simply write a children's novel with magic, all her spells, her magical objects, her concepts are a symbolisms of real life. Of course children won't understand how a motherless child can become evil. And hence she brought whole love-potion concept which simply symbolises a union that takes place in a lie cannot beget a happy child.
Totally appreciate your subtle allusions and reveal references to the current real world conflicts that mainstream doesn't talk about. i.e. eating people, reptilian Voldomort, dying and returning multiple times, etc. Keep it up!
Akicita A. I'm pretty sure they compile all their lists from wiki entries and never actually watch the source material. It's the only way to explain the consistant mispronunciations. That, or they are massive trolls.
Screen Rant: Here are some dark Voldemort theories...” Me: Gosh darn it, he’s already dark enough, you don’t have to ruin this for me. Me: (watches the video) Also me: That was very underwhelming... so you still ruined this for me
My Voldemort Theory: Why has Voldemort got no hair? So no one can use it for polyjuice potion. Voldemort Meme: Voldemort: So I just have to lie? Pinocio: Yup
4:45 : Actually the most logical explanation is way easier than that theory; the cup was originally a portkey so that the winner would be transported back to the arena where everyone was. This way you could instantly know who won, and he'd come back as a true winner holding the cup. However Barty Crouch Jr put another portkey destination on top of it (sort of like it works as layers, you can put a destination then another destination etc without losing the first one, it's just "behind" it) which was the location that Voldemort chose, and once this one-time travel was used, well the next remaining one was the first one, that was put there probably by Dumbledore or someone of the likes for the purpose of the tournament.
I have a question there are 4 versions of voldy and in the prisoner of Azkaban Harry first thought of voldy before the bogart turned into a dementor so what version of voldy would we have seen
Harry &Voldemort are related. As he explained Harry is related to the youngest Pavarrell brother.Which means that the invisibility cloack was passed by generations.That means that the reserection stone was also passed generationaly.It went to the Goth family (Marvolo Goth).Who was Voldemort's grandfather.Marvolo gave the stone (wich was made a ring) to his son Morphin.Voldemor stole the ring of Morphin and made it his horcux.So we know that both Harry and Tom Riddle were related to Pavarrells.The Pavarells were brothers. MIND BLOWN
That would...be insane. Could you imagine Voldemort disguised as Harry? But let's be honest, he wouldn't be able to convince Dumbledore that he was Harry.
Um, Ron learned to speak Parseltongue...and we know that ALL wizards from wizarding families are somewhat related, so all of the so-and-so is related to so-and-so theories are not at all mind-blowing... and the books are VERY clear that there is a method and spell to making a Horcrux. Every murder splits the soul, but one must perform a ritual and spell to actually encase a piece of the soul somewhere else. (Presumably, a split soul rejoins eventually...or at least remains within the person, even if damaged...) Some of these are not "theories" but actual facts stated directly in the books.
Ron did not learn Parseltongue, he explicitly tells Hermione that's he's only repeating something he heard Harry say. He has no idea what it means and wouldn't be able to understand if someone or something spoke it.
Ron does know those particular sounds mean "open" or are a command to open because that's how Harry opened the locket and that's why he (Ron) was making those sounds, to open the Chamber. He had to say the same sounds twice in order to get in to where the fangs were (sink and then door), so yes, practically speaking, he learned the pattern of sounds that mean "open" and he knows how to replicate those particular sounds to say "open" when he needs to. If one set of sounds in a language can be learned, recognized, and replicated to communicate the correct word, other sounds in the language can also be. It may be extremely difficult to learn and perhaps no one not born with the ability would ever learn to speak it fluently, but if one "word" or thing can be learned and communicated in the language, so can other things, with effort.
He can learn snake language, but Parselmouth is different. Harry hears English and thinks he's speaking English when talking to snakes. Also, we don't know anything of the sort that the words Ron uses mean "open" in any way. It could be a passphrase that's completely unrelated to opening any way.
Wait... dumbledore doesn’t really understand parsel tounge, right??? Pretty sure he asked Harry for translation when they went back in time and voldemorts grandfather started talking to his children in parsel tounge.. only happens in the books though
But he could have been faking that he didn't understand them too. It's not likely, and I find the theory quite ridiculous, but it IS technically possible.
He couldn’t speak it he could understand it though. He never asked what they were saying just said “I am sure you understand what they are saying don’t you, harry” or something like that
That theory about the DADA class is even in the books. Some of the characters hint that they think the class is cursed, they even say that people don't want to take the job because they think it's cursed
the last one doesn't really work because the first horcrux was the diary and he didn't even kill mrytle directly the basilisk did it's more likely that the extra steps have to be done before killing someone or you have to make the horcrux immediately after their dead
Rowling confirmed it was Myrtle using the Basilisk as the weapon. If we follow timelines that also means the act of killing doesn't have to be performed at the time of making the horcrux. Myrtle died in May, the diary was made some where between September and December of the same year.
If you can learn it, then it's not something that you're born with. It can only be one or the other. Even Harry wasn't actually a parselmouth, the piece of Voldemort's soul in his scar was, and Voldemort was born with it.
TheYasmineFlower not really? Harry could speak it because part of voldemort was inside him yes, which transfered a lot of his abilities toward harry. Its not black and white however, it can be learned, but people who are born with it generally come from the slytheren family bloodline. Thats why tom could speak it regardless of the fact he was completely unaware of his magical heritage. Even toms mother, uncle, grandparents and great grand parents etc. Could naturally speak it for generations, as JK rowling has stated before that many people in toms bloodline have opened the chamber of secrets on several occassions for many generations, but obviously never called the basalisk.
Also, if Voldemort had had the plan that you mentioned about the Triwizard Tournament, it wouldn’t have worked, because when you use polyjuice potion, you appear exactly as the person of whom you are impersonating. So if Voldemort had used the polyjuice potion after he killed Harry, he would just appear as a corpse of Harry Potter. Does that make sense?
psteeg but it’s completely wrong, he wanted to return in secret, don’t you think someone would notice if to of the most famous students in hogwarts just disappeared, he would obviously sent the bodies back and make it seem an accident
One wonders... Now that one Credence (Aurelius) Barebone (Dumblebore) has entered the potterverse... A Phoenix appears to him. Nagini still a woman yet Obscurus whom he loves. this could potentially blow the Potterverse to bits
Did u know mad eye moody is the only one who can see a Bogart's true form because his eye can see though walls so he can see it's true shape yet he never shares what it looks like with anyone. Which is a shock that it's never mentioned in the books or movies.
If Voldemort had to consume his victims for horcruxes, the riddles corpse would have had something in post mortem. And Voldemort was weak to consume James and Lily Potter in order to make Harry a horcrux.
They are not affraid to say his name it's cursed so that who ever says it the person the name belongs knows who said the name where they are what time they said,so now he is called "you know who" or " he who must not be named" it's quite AWESOME
They couldn’t really show how evil Tom riddle or Voldemort was on the movies Also dumbledore can’t speak parsletounge, you wannabe fan and non book reader
As soon as movies are released, talking about books seems to be a bite in the arse... I don't get it. I suppose movies are more famous because they are more accessible to the masses.
Himateja Tj well voldemort never really needed to do anything that night in godrics hollow as his soul was so unstable and fragmented from being split so much that when his body was destroyed from trying to kill harry, a part of his soul litterally just fell off from being so unstable and just latched onto harry
So what is the REAL relationship between Harry and Voldemort?
Ansester
They both like giraffes.
Hero and Villain
They are one...
The last one didnt make sense. How could Harry be a Hocrux then? His parents werent eaten nor was he
Voldemort didn't go back to the castle to find the diadem he already had it, he went back to hide it in the room of requirement. The diadem was in a forest in Albania where Voldemort searched for it.
thank you.
Yes I was about to comment the same thing, Voldemort merely wanted to hide the diadem in a place that was important to him
I am albanian and when I read it I was like "DAMN, VOLDEMORT HAS BEEN HERE?!"😂
Yes,You Are Right
The diadem was in a forest in Albania because Ravenclaws daughter stole it was murdered there (its unclear if she hid it before she died or if it was simply then).
Is anyone else going on a Harry Potter video marathon?
I've always liked Harry Potter, but I started re-watching the movies recently and I became obsessed.
Same here! lol It seems like TH-cam's algorithm is at again...
The bOOks are BetEr
Watch movies with mikey's harry potter thing
Bean sprout
Don’t talk to op about how “the books are better”
They will go on a hundred year rant about some certain movies
AND I WILL TOO
IF THEY HAD TO COMPACT THE WHOLE THINGIE INTO TWO MOVIES WHERE IS NICO
AND EVERYONE ELSE
WHERE DID THE PLOT GO
IT DOESNT EXIST ANYMORE
How- I watched harry potter 1-8 in 43 days got obsessed now I ended up here
“You can’t learn Parseltongue”
Ron in the Deathly Hallows: *It’s funny how every word in which you just said was wrong*
Also funny how in the book Ron opens the chamber of secrets in the deathly hallows by talking parseltongue
I’m sorry but book Voldemort is waaaay scarier than film Voldemort!
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I know.
mhadle1992 go bitching somewhere else
Shawn_92 Are you a troll? Unnecessary crudity and a stance denying freedom of speech. Seems like a troll.
my point is just let people enjoy what they want. No need to go here bitching and ruined everyone's mood.
I dont get why people are confused about the portkey thing, it's not that complicated. Dumbledore made the cup a portkey so the first to touch it would be returned to the entrance of the maze to be crowned the victor, but fake Mooney came in and cast a second portkey spell on it to take the winner to voldemort. Mooney's spell activated first, and Dumbledore's activated the next time harry touch it
Moody.. Mooney was Lupin's nickname
Why would Remus want to take Harry to Voldy?!?!
KPOP ADDICT it wasn’t remus. It was Barty Crouch Jr disguised as moody.
@@samanthacoelho428 i know that, it was because the comment above said 'mooney' instead of 'Moody' so it was a joke
exactly what i was thinking. it makes the most sense!
You forgot something, if Dumbeldore could speak Parseltongue, it would mean that he would've heard the basilisk... but he didn't.
Yeah, some of these theories were apparently made up by wannabe fans who never read the books. Dumbledore didn't understand Parsel, though he could probably use mind reading spells to get the meaning directly from the mind of the speaker.
I wouldn't be too sure about that. Dumbledore never confirmed to have heard the Basilisk, but that alone doesn't mean that he didn't hear it. With his penchant for putting his students into mortal danger, it's completely reasonable to assume that he heard and simply ignored it.
But he would've realized the chamber was opened earlier because he knew Aragog wasn't Slytherin's monster
Dumbledore was able to learn to understand Parseltongue but not to speak it. This happened AFTER Chamber of Secrets. He learned sometime before Half-Blood Prince when he was researching Voldemort's past. Ron learned to speak a phrase, as Harry talked in his sleep, that opened the Chamber of Secrets
He couldn’t speak parseltongue, he could only understand it.
it was confirmed in the books that riddle did indeed curse defense against the dark arts
Yes, you are correct
I don't remember that, but it doesn't surprise me at all. In fact, it makes a lot of sense.
Dumbledore tells Harry after he shows him the memory of riddle asking for the job, "You see, know one has lasted more than a year since our little argument.
Just a very true fact
@@clevererbog3717 and given that you see that it is not confirmed it is a curse. it is a fact but there is no word of „curse“. it may also be coincidence.
I can't believe this wasn't mentioned. HARRY IS RELATED TO VOLDEMORT BECAUSE OF THE TALE OF THE THREE BROTHERS.
its not a THEORY, its pretty much canon
I know, but in the graveyard Voldemort had Harry's blood in his veins already. So, that makes no sense. Well actually he needed blood of a foe... THAT STILL DOESN'T EXPLAIN HOW FRED AND GEORGE DIDN'T SEE PETER ON THE MAP. ;-;
Harry is a descendant of Ignotus Peverell, the third brother. But IIRC it was never stated that Voldemort descended from any of them, (I think the two older brothers died without offspring) in the books Voldemort didn't even know the whole legend of the deathly hallows, he only knew of the wand.
Chris Rudolf He had the ring from one of the Peverell brothers, though, passed down as a family heirloom. It belonged to his uncle before he stole it to use as a horcrux.
all wizzards are somehow releated to each other. especially the pure bloods.
I think what JK Rowling was trying to say about Voldemorts conception was because he wasn't conceived in love he had no understanding or ability to love or empathise with others or himself. Essentially he was born a psychopath.
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It isn’t Voldemort’s fault that he’s a bad person. His mother used a love potion on his father, thus making Voldemort incapable of feeling love, and making it hard for likability of others, let alone tolerance. He is one of the most misunderstood and yet greatest villains of all time.
Not his mother it was his father
@@ritz2354 nope his mother was the witch
Yes he couldn’t feel love which I’m sure was sad hard and difficult
and he grew up in an orphanage where he had no friends and all the children avoided him. and it was during world war 2, and he was in london so there were probably bombings. he could not feel remorse or love so how could he ever grow up to be a good person?
Yh but he still went down a evil path but I do agree with u
“Was he after the Defense Against the Dark Arts job again, sir? He didn’t say. . . .”
“Oh, he definitely wanted the Defense Against the Dark Arts job,” said Dumbledore. “The aftermath of our little meeting proved that. You see, we have never been able to keep a Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher for longer than a year since I refused the post to Lord Voldemort.”
- Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, page 446
What's not clear about that passage?
Thank you! Was about to do that myself
Just because Dumbledore said it doesn't confirm it. Voldemort could also just have caused all other professors to resign or otherwise leave the post after a year simply to annoy Dumbledore. He IS petty that way.
Yeah, this seems much more likely... Voldemort spent around 12 years as a mere ghost, unable to cast any spells or even hold a wand (a time period in which, according to your hypothesis, no teacher could have been harrassed by him). Ockhams broom my friend.
But, isnt there something about Professor Quirll (Cant spell it) had been a teacher for longer than that? But he picked Voldemort up during a travel and let him possess his body? Or do I remember wrong? Its been some time since I read the book
No, not according to any source I can find. It's definitely not said in the books.. On Harry Potter Wiki it's stated though that he first was teacher for muggle studies before.
Or if you're Ron and can learn parceltongue from a sleeping Harry.
Connor Nyhan Ron doesn't speak parceltongue, he can only mimic it. same way that you may know to pronounce some word in Russian or Spanish, but you don't speak it or maybe you don't even understand what said word means
camilo cocconi I understand what you mean, but what exactly about parseltongue could possibly be unlearnable if it isn't the pronunciation? I absolutely adore the Harry Potter series, but being fair, this is one of the few points that I have yet to see a really good explanation for.
Josiah Ferrell You're totally right! I guess you might be able to learn how to speak it, but understanding what the snakes are saying would be a problem? It's either that or just one of many plotholes
Connor Nyhan right right
Dumbledore also learnt some parseltongue
7:57 Tom Riddle doing what he does because cannot feel love honestly strengthens the character. Inherently evil characters are usually boring.
Agustin Camejo the only thing that keeps Pennywise from being boring is Tim Curry's and Bill Skarsgård's hilariously wacky performances. But neither version of IT is actually scary. To be honest he's not a great villain. I'd rather see Pennywise as the protagonist.
I'd say a strong point in the argument's favor is that the world really works like that. People are not inherently evil. There is always something that pushes people toward certain behavior, even socio/psychopaths are steered into their actions by causes. Writing characters that reflect reality makes them much more believable and even relatable on some level in the brain.
Its not the idea of having a reason to be evil that makes people lose interest in villains. Its knowing that reason. People prefer to guess about a villain's intentions rather than knowing them. You should continue to reveal your villain's intentions however. People will call it bad writing but in reality the tension it creates between them and your work will make them think about your work more than if they felt your work was absolutely acceptable writing.
Paige Turner I can go with that idea. Also I don't know what you think, but I would say J.K. also agrees which is why she wrote it the way she did.
This. I think it's a main character point in the book when Dumbledore asks Harry in the pensieve something along the lines of 'are you feeling sorry for Voldemort?'
I never thought Riddle's evil character as being a direct result from the rapey conception, but rather as a consequence of growing up an orphan with a quite loveless childhood. And then having Harry, with a all-too-similar backstory, understand this to the point of feeling sympathy for young Voldemort is an excellent (though far from the only) way of showing the fundamental difference between their personalities.
Voldemort didnt come to hogwarts to get the diadem. He came to hide it.
Agreed, as I recall, he had asked Helena for the diadem in his youth while attending the school - thus he probably hid the diadem in the Room of Requirement when he came the last time to interview for the DADA job.
Yes
Yes. Exactly.
Just to clear this up for some people!!
Parselmouth: someone who speaks parseltongue.
Parseltongue: the language of snakes.
Mannn do people read??
Idk I love reading personally
So... if Love potions had never been invented, Voldemort would never have existed?
No
yes
A man with one hand yes, Voldemort was conceived under the effects of a love potion
Yes
Justin Carawan hmmm, maybe? But then Voldemorts mom would still be suffering. Poor Mrs. Voldemort Mom Lady.
I imagine being unable to love himself would have made him extremely frustrated during puberty, no wonder he distracted himself by learning the darkest of Arts.
Yeah
The last theory will have a problem.
Who did he have to eat to make the Potter Horcrux?
When that Horcrux was made, he's in no condition to eat anyone, least of all the ones he killed at the time.
auric180 Thank you! Everyone seems to forget about Harry being a horcrux. Even though this was unintentional, it busts some of the theories about cannibalism or necrophilia as a step to create a horcrux.
So if the rumours are true, I'm glad for those who decline that idea for the movies.
Or even better, this can be a common believe in their world but didn't realise, it was not necessary...
If past wizards who hated cannibalism but did it anyway to make a horcrux, wish they can realise the truth and start vomiting in their graves... if they're dead.Or who knows, another Dark wizard who has lived for hundreds of years via Horcrux till now and learn the truth when he saw what happened between Voldemort & Harry.:D
People are wrong. Look it up. You don't need to eat someone to make a horcrux. You just need to kill someone and perform the spell. No eating required.
The only way this would make any sense was if the horcruxes were alive, more of a trade than a seal. Since its obvious Voldemort could not have eaten a bit of Harry and nothing happened to Nagini it's not true.
The cannibalism theory doesn't work as some his victims looked unharmed. The editor was actually sickened by the process which allowed Voldemort his temporary body in Goblet of Fire. Long story short: it was an unborn fetus.
“Will change the Harry Potter movies”
Books: am I a joke to you?
Bruh they couldn’t do everything in the books sometimes it’s not possible jk Rowling agreed with everything the director did so she was happy with the films
My question is how Ron can eat so much and not get fat
Kaya Lopez Magic
he has a High Metabolism, im the same way
His stomach is a black hole. Or the bottomless pit from gravity falls.
You can blame it on puberty. Not uncommon for teenagers to have a huge spike in appetite during their growing years.
he was fat in the movies
Tri Wizard cup was enchanted as a portkey twice. Once To go to the graveyard and the original enchantment. To go back to the start of the maze.
That begs the question, though, why other portkeys weren't shown to work in such a manner. That they can be enchanted twice wasn't shown before the graveyard chapter, so it rather seems like a convenient excuse.
thew first portkey mentioned in the books is the one used in number 4 to go to the world cup, and funnily enough they use the same one to go back home so not sure where the whole idea of portkeys having to be one tickets came from
no they didn't. when they got to the world cup, the ministry worker threw the boot into a bin of other used port keys. when they left mr weasly said we can get a few hours sleep and catch an early portkey back, in the morning.
I find it hard to believe that if Dumbledore could talk to snakes, why wasn't he able to find the chamber and kill the basilisk?
He understands parseltongue he doesn't speak it
Because it's Dumbledore and he would never get rid of mortal danger for his students because... reasons. Seriously, a man who parks a three-headed dog in a school full of children and secures the door so that a second-year's Alohomora can open it obviously won't give a damn if other huge and deadly beasts roam his school and endanger the lives of his students.
He also never required Remus Lupin to stay within his quarters during the full moon with the doors secured by heavy spells and a member of the staff. While yes, it was good of him to give Remus the job, he should absolutely have put up some more precautions for the times that Remus couldn't control himself.
But he never did. Because Dumbledore either doesn't give a damn if his students die or he thinks he's so powerful that nothing bad can happen that he couldn't fix in time. Either way, he's an asshole.
123loverXOXO he can’t talk parseltounge, only understand it.
stiggoify he can understand it ok, he can’t speak it though
seriously, please inform yourself really before this kind of video. Voldemorts boggart and the love potion thing have both long been confirmed by rowling
Hey only true Harry Potter fans will find this funny...
Voldemort: Hey Harry knock knock
Harry: Who's there
Voldemort: You know
Harry: You know who
Marine AngelYtt I don’t really think you need to be a TRUE fan to understand this lol
So many people like to claim responsibility for this joke aha
Nice one! My dad will love this joke.
I did this joke to my mom once LOL😂😂
I do not understand.
I can't be the only one who got triggered every time he said boggart
nope me too it’s boggart not boogart AGH
Rainboe Kitty
He didn’t pronounce it boo-gart.
Davie-The- Potterhead me too
Its bog gart
Not bowgart
Davie-The- Potterhead oh my god lol me too
Davie-The- Potterhead lmao I cringed whenever he said it
Theory..Pennywise is a Boggart
Leaf Clan WOAH MINDBLOW
Omg I never thought of that... that’s genius
Leaf Clan nice!!!! I like that!!!
Leaf Clan mindblow georgie
Pennywise is a glamour
Horcrux theory - Tom didn't eat James, Lilly, or Harry, so how is Harry a horcrux?
You don't eat the people to have a horcrux you kill people you love which splits your soul and you put it in something
Eating someone isn’t the way. Because he killed his father but the muggles found the body
What happened was when Voldemort used the avada kedavra spell on lily the spell rebounded because of the protection. Which was called love because she put herself between Voldemort and harry. So the spell rebounded and hit Voldemort. His soul found the only living thing which was harry himself.
@Muhammad Basam you can watch the movies. It tells you in the deathly Hallows part 2
@@jsb6879 even the books explain it. And Jk has told herself in many interviews
Actually after Harry sacrificed himself in the forest during the battle of Hogwarts he created the same protection for all the people who fought for him in the battle of hogwarts lily did 17 years ago. So even if voldemort wanted to kill them he could not have. That's why after Harry sacrificed himself, nobody died
Umbrige is the most evil not Voldemort.
yep
Her evil was magnified/caused by her wearing the locket and voldemorts soul taking over her like it did with Ron in the forest. So essentially voldermort is the cause of the most evil person anyway 🤣
Aurora Sky wtf are you saying!? She got that locket at the beginning of the first part of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. She didn't had it yet at the Order of the Phoenix.
Damian Heyneker just looked into it and you're right, I assumed after reading the books that she'd got it well before becoming a teacher at hogwartd but looking back mundungus took the stuff from the black house after sirus died. Guess she was just an evil bitch after all 🤣
Aurora Sky I agree with that
Aren’t all pure blood wizards and witches related?
Just like a certain portion of upper class people, probably to be honest.
Quite likely, since there are only about twenty or so pureblood wizarding families and they go back centuries and many of them had a habit to marry other purebloods. However, there is a difference between two families being linked by the marriage of a distant relative and actually sharing a common ancestor.
It says right in the books that all England's "pure bloods" are related by blood or marriage.
I mean it would be like a less incesty version of royal blood lines. Like all humans are related if you go far enough back into your evolutionary history. I think the question would be how many generations they are separated by.
Chris Rudolf the wizarding population is like 800 million lol definitely a lot more then 20
how can you pronounce bogart incorrectly if you literally play the clip before saying it
alot of names and objects are just badly pronounced
i know they once pronounced moana MO-AN-A realy? u cleary never watched the movie more than once
And DemenTOR
Honestly, if they were to ever make a tv series, I would love to see a prequel situation of the events after the destruction of Voldemort. In particular, I'd love to see the development of Draco Malfoy in the light of the events that unfolded. He had been living all his life as a push-around figure, while trying to fake his own high ground morale as a superior pure blood student of the Malfoy family and a proud Slytherin. During his time at Hogwarts, he was acting tough but was always pushed around by either his father, by Belatrix, by Snape, and especially later on by Voldemort. His lines of which sides were allied became more and more blurred, and at the end he was left standing with the majority of his family and associated people on the "evil" side that lost, and his last moment was captured by running away with his closest family and fleeing the scene, despite where his own moral ground actually lied. I can imagine that this sense of being torn inside by seeing the triumphant "good side" with all the people he had been studying and effectively living with for years, but then having his blood family tear him in the opposite direction, all amidst the ultimate tyrant of that side had been overpowered, must put an incredible hole in his soul.
I could totally see Malfoy in the coming years as a troubled person, almost like an anti-hero, who knows in their heart they wish to stand on the side of good, but with so many horrible actions he was forced to make, and not being able to stand alongside the people he had spent most of his life with at this point - and then having to live with all this in the coming years where Harry must have been celebrated all across the wizarding world along with everyone else at his side. Malfoy would have been left to live in the shadows.
I can see this go two directions:
1) Draco fights his way through his internal moral dillemas on a quest to regain the option of honor that he feels was taken away from him, and finally fights his way to the side of Harry. (See it kinda like a Vegeta+Goku scenario). Throughout the entire story, Draco balances on the edge between the good, and the dark arts of magic - somewhat similar to Snape's position as a form of double agent among the surviving followers of the now dead Voldemort - infiltrating and apprehending those among the dark ranks who seek to claim power for themselves now that the grand tyrant is gone for good. As a result, Draco founds a new order similar to the order of the phoenix, but consisting of members who are similarly balancing between the light and the dark - people who seek to redeem themselves and show their standing in the world once and for all.
2) Draco can't live with the fact that Harry is celebrated as a hero and gets all the glory, while he himself is forced yet again to flee with his family relatives and is unable to pick sides for himself. He spends the following years unable to gain the acceptance that he desires, and instead learns to live with it and garners a further hatred towards not just society, but the fact that he has been used as a ragdoll his entire life, unable to ever truly chose for himself. This pushes him into a pursuit of gaining power to such an extend that he never has to answer to anyone ever again, and is able to live in his own justified glory. He ends up pushing the dark arts in an entirely new and unexplored direction to make his own mark on history. This entire obsession with making a name of himself in the history books becomes a complex for him to a degree where he desires it above all else, and is unable to compromise - ending up as somewhat of a mix between Voldemort, Grindelwald, and even Dumbledore.
"Bohgart." LMAO- I CANTT!! 😂
Harry was never intended to be made into a horcrux, so did voldemord unintentially eat james and lily? Don’t think so... Bad theory
"my tummy was making the rumblies... That only hands can satisfy" - Voldemort before unintentionally eating Lily and james
I dont know from where you know that you must eat someone to make horcrux, but there is nothing about eating in books or films. The only thing mentioned is that you must kill someone and then do some horrible spell or something like that
Axel HARRY IS NOT, I REPEAT, NOT A HORCRUX, SIMPLY A VESSEL HOLDING PART OF VOLDY THE MOLDY’S SOUL.
@@catzside2365 That is what a horcrux is
That last theory is bs, there is a book he found which explained the horcruxes, you have to kill someome and then use a spell to actually transfer that piece of soul into an object.
The one about the Defense against the Dark Arts one is wrong or at least incomplete. It says he wanted to come back to get the diadem. To my knowledge, when he came back and asked for the job with Dumbledore, this is when he placed the diadem in the Room of Requirement. Even if he had previously placed it there, he was fine with it being hidden in the Room of Requirement. The reason he wanted to come back was to attempt to steal the Sword of Gryffindor.
Voldy wanted something from each of the Founders but was unable to do so
Alej you are not correct
CatzSide Can you elaborate?
I like the last theory the best. It’s deliciously wicked.
I know what bit of Voldemort lived inside Harry
His nose 😂😂
His weiner
Tom DaDon haha
I'm pretty sure the majority of these are not theories but comfirmed
Harry Roberts agreed
Yup
Yes
Bogarts- can madeye see what a real boggart looks like because in order of the phoenix, mad eye looks up into the ceiling and says, yeah, it's a boggart what do you think
Salazar Stuff yes he can because of his eye
I think he look up at the wardrobe & saw the thing he fear the most and that's how he confirmed that it is a boggart
Rahul Singh but what does mad eye fear the most
Rahul Singh I'm pretty sure that's not why. I'm sure I read that he's the only person ever to know what a boggart looks like in its original form.
Rahul Singh but how does the Bogart know Moody's fear? It's shown that the boggart has to look at the person to change form.
So happy there’s a new hp vid, am I the only who has seen all the hp videos of like every single channel?!😅
Thank you so much for the amazing video! Oh, some parts were really sad. All of you friends are super awesome!
Actually, the fact that Tom Riddle was conceived as a result of a love potion being the reason that he can not feel or exhibit love makes perfect sense and explains so much.
No Cedric!! Don't go back to the TWILIGHT zone
😂- I see what u did there!!
No one is born evil. Its often the circumstances and the person's nature that lead to his eventual behaviour. I'd like to believe Voldemort was just a sad, unlucky, sensitive dude who never got to taste love. Snape was almost on the same downhill, but he found Lily on the right time. Voldemort, or Tom Riddle, grew up at a scary orphanage with so many children crying. A child keeps deep impressions of his first touch. We are hugged and kissed and cuddled when we are babies, and that's why we enjoy it even as adults. Voldemort didn't receive all that cuddling, and hugs and kisses. Perhaps the lack of love he faced right from his birth turned him sadly incapble of loving anyone. He was devoid of it, and his frustration was evident. No amount of sex or wine could make up for this emptiness. And maybe that is why he kept searching for power!
No, it’s been confirmed in the books merope gaunt gave the ammortentia potion to tom riddle sr, that why Voldemort is loveless and evil
Matthew Hammans yah... and I assume it is more of a metaphor
It isn't. It is quite literal - if you're born as a result of a love potion, you cannot feel love yourself
Azzisera de Roquefort i am talking about symbolism. JKR didn't simply write a children's novel with magic, all her spells, her magical objects, her concepts are a symbolisms of real life. Of course children won't understand how a motherless child can become evil. And hence she brought whole love-potion concept which simply symbolises a union that takes place in a lie cannot beget a happy child.
Oh, I see. Yeah, I think you're right, that makes sense :)
Book you forgot the books
Edit: The books got way more detailed
I too m a ravenclaw!!!!!!!
Book your forgot the books
Edit:the books got way more detailed
Totally appreciate your subtle allusions and reveal references to the current real world conflicts that mainstream doesn't talk about. i.e. eating people, reptilian Voldomort, dying and returning multiple times, etc. Keep it up!
I have a theory: Voldemort once had hair
"BOWgart"
Nasser the Niffler Don't BOWgart that Horcrux, dude.
Not surprised; a dozen videos about Harry Potter, and Screen Rant just learned for the first time in this one how to pronounce "Rowling."
Akicita A. I'm pretty sure they compile all their lists from wiki entries and never actually watch the source material. It's the only way to explain the consistant mispronunciations. That, or they are massive trolls.
Hi! I'm subscribed to ur channel lol
"Poptart"
Harry never died. The Horcrux inside him died but he didn't
neither did voldemort, until the end.
He didn’t die because Voldemort used Harry’s blood to revive, therefore tying harry to life until Voldemort was dead
Screen Rant: Here are some dark Voldemort theories...”
Me: Gosh darn it, he’s already dark enough, you don’t have to ruin this for me.
Me: (watches the video)
Also me: That was very underwhelming... so you still ruined this for me
Exactly
My Voldemort Theory:
Why has Voldemort got no hair?
So no one can use it for polyjuice potion.
Voldemort Meme:
Voldemort: So I just have to lie?
Pinocio: Yup
If Voldemort was smart, he would make all of his Horcruxes Nokia Phones. Those things are unbreakable.
"no one can learn to speak paursletoung*
yeah RON
ron: what?! harry talks in his sleep!
Movie Villian? You have got to be killing me!
5:45 Voldermorts Bo-GART😂😂 it's a Bogg-art
4:45 : Actually the most logical explanation is way easier than that theory; the cup was originally a portkey so that the winner would be transported back to the arena where everyone was. This way you could instantly know who won, and he'd come back as a true winner holding the cup. However Barty Crouch Jr put another portkey destination on top of it (sort of like it works as layers, you can put a destination then another destination etc without losing the first one, it's just "behind" it) which was the location that Voldemort chose, and once this one-time travel was used, well the next remaining one was the first one, that was put there probably by Dumbledore or someone of the likes for the purpose of the tournament.
Screenrant: you can’t learn pasoltongue. Ron: “Harry taught me how to speak parsoltongue have you noticed?”
I think you should link the people you got the theories from instead of just saying someone... Nice to give people credit for their work
am i the only one who realizes that there were "7" theories in this video? 7 is the magical number???
7 theories for each of Voldy's horcruxes
They are also 7 books
I have a question there are 4 versions of voldy and in the prisoner of Azkaban Harry first thought of voldy before the bogart turned into a dementor so what version of voldy would we have seen
I love how hagrid shakes his head when he says pure blood
Harry &Voldemort are related.
As he explained Harry is related to the youngest Pavarrell brother.Which means that the invisibility cloack was passed by generations.That means that the reserection stone was also passed generationaly.It went to the Goth family (Marvolo Goth).Who was Voldemort's grandfather.Marvolo gave the stone (wich was made a ring) to his son Morphin.Voldemor stole the ring of Morphin and made it his horcux.So we know that both Harry and Tom Riddle were related to Pavarrells.The Pavarells were brothers.
MIND BLOWN
Ollivander Knew That Voldemort Was Tom Riddle
People: you know who
Harry: VOLDEMORT VOLDEMORT VOLDEMORT LOL
the dada theory was confirmed in the books
That would...be insane. Could you imagine Voldemort disguised as Harry?
But let's be honest, he wouldn't be able to convince Dumbledore that he was Harry.
Hmm, Barty Junior managed to fool Dumbledore for a whole year, n Moody was Dumbledore' s pal since ages.
the "Cursed Job" theory is true he held such a grudge he pretty much said "if i'm not allowed to no one is" lol
Um, Ron learned to speak Parseltongue...and we know that ALL wizards from wizarding families are somewhat related, so all of the so-and-so is related to so-and-so theories are not at all mind-blowing... and the books are VERY clear that there is a method and spell to making a Horcrux. Every murder splits the soul, but one must perform a ritual and spell to actually encase a piece of the soul somewhere else. (Presumably, a split soul rejoins eventually...or at least remains within the person, even if damaged...) Some of these are not "theories" but actual facts stated directly in the books.
Ron did not learn Parseltongue, he explicitly tells Hermione that's he's only repeating something he heard Harry say. He has no idea what it means and wouldn't be able to understand if someone or something spoke it.
Ron does know those particular sounds mean "open" or are a command to open because that's how Harry opened the locket and that's why he (Ron) was making those sounds, to open the Chamber. He had to say the same sounds twice in order to get in to where the fangs were (sink and then door), so yes, practically speaking, he learned the pattern of sounds that mean "open" and he knows how to replicate those particular sounds to say "open" when he needs to. If one set of sounds in a language can be learned, recognized, and replicated to communicate the correct word, other sounds in the language can also be. It may be extremely difficult to learn and perhaps no one not born with the ability would ever learn to speak it fluently, but if one "word" or thing can be learned and communicated in the language, so can other things, with effort.
He didn't exactly learn them he just remembered what Harry had said to get the locket open.
Valsa
that is exactly what learning is. Remembering something to mean something is having learned that something.
He can learn snake language, but Parselmouth is different. Harry hears English and thinks he's speaking English when talking to snakes.
Also, we don't know anything of the sort that the words Ron uses mean "open" in any way. It could be a passphrase that's completely unrelated to opening any way.
The horcrux could be made by cannibalism or... *shudders* necrophilia.
Garrett Bufford no damage was made to the bodies of tom riddle sr, his wife and tom riddle jnr
I don't believe in the cannibalism theory. Moaning Myrtle was his first victim and after all nobody noticed any parts of her body missing.
sassierthangrassi he also said Necrophilia
Garrett Bufford when I first heard that I was scared... It kinda looked like a lighning bolt
Why not both? Necrocannibaphilia.
Wait... dumbledore doesn’t really understand parsel tounge, right??? Pretty sure he asked Harry for translation when they went back in time and voldemorts grandfather started talking to his children in parsel tounge.. only happens in the books though
But he could have been faking that he didn't understand them too. It's not likely, and I find the theory quite ridiculous, but it IS technically possible.
he never said anything to harry about translating. he just said i'm sure you could understand him.
Dumbledore probably learned parsel tongue after the events of chamber of Secrets to better understand Voldemort
He couldn’t speak it he could understand it though. He never asked what they were saying just said “I am sure you understand what they are saying don’t you, harry” or something like that
Snape:Avada Kedavra
Bellatrix:Avada Kedavra
Alastor (Barty):Avada kedavra
Voldemort:
AAAAUUUUUUHVAAAADAAA KUHDAVRAA
Because Voldie enjoys it more than them
That theory about the DADA class is even in the books. Some of the characters hint that they think the class is cursed, they even say that people don't want to take the job because they think it's cursed
the last one doesn't really work because the first horcrux was the diary and he didn't even kill mrytle directly the basilisk did it's more likely that the extra steps have to be done before killing someone or you have to make the horcrux immediately after their dead
it's never stated that myrtle is the person he kills to make the diary into a horcrux
Rowling confirmed it was Myrtle using the Basilisk as the weapon. If we follow timelines that also means the act of killing doesn't have to be performed at the time of making the horcrux. Myrtle died in May, the diary was made some where between September and December of the same year.
how do you know when the diary was made into a horcrux?
Rob the Hungry no but he did kill his dad and grandparents.
Rob the Hungry He didn't make the diary a horcrux until long after myrtle died.
Voldemor !
The t is actually silent in his name...
😂
Dumbledore actually learned the parse tongue
If you can learn it, then it's not something that you're born with. It can only be one or the other. Even Harry wasn't actually a parselmouth, the piece of Voldemort's soul in his scar was, and Voldemort was born with it.
TheYasmineFlower not really? Harry could speak it because part of voldemort was inside him yes, which transfered a lot of his abilities toward harry. Its not black and white however, it can be learned, but people who are born with it generally come from the slytheren family bloodline. Thats why tom could speak it regardless of the fact he was completely unaware of his magical heritage. Even toms mother, uncle, grandparents and great grand parents etc. Could naturally speak it for generations, as JK rowling has stated before that many people in toms bloodline have opened the chamber of secrets on several occassions for many generations, but obviously never called the basalisk.
It can’t be learned. Dumbledore just learnt to understand it, not speak it.
Also, if Voldemort had had the plan that you mentioned about the Triwizard Tournament, it wouldn’t have worked, because when you use polyjuice potion, you appear exactly as the person of whom you are impersonating. So if Voldemort had used the polyjuice potion after he killed Harry, he would just appear as a corpse of Harry Potter. Does that make sense?
that theory about the two-way portkey is awesome, I would definitely read (/watch) a story based on that twist of Harry-disguised Voldie
psteeg but it’s completely wrong, he wanted to return in secret, don’t you think someone would notice if to of the most famous students in hogwarts just disappeared, he would obviously sent the bodies back and make it seem an accident
Ron learned parseltongue to open the chamber of secret in the last movie/book
Well, technically it's just one word. Also on Pottermore it is stated that not even Dumbledore can speak it.. only understand it
No he didn't. He didn't even know what he said, he just repeated something he had heard Harry say which he explicitly tells Hermione.
Nope. Ron was listening to Harry in Sleep and that was just 1 Word dude
No Hhe did NOT learn it simply imitated the sound Harry was making at sleep. Use your logic people
HE DIDNT. ITS JUST ONE WORD he uttered without even knowing what it means
I have a Voldemort theory
The reason Voldemort does not have hair is because so people can't transform into him through polyjuice potion
**harry potter BOOKS AND MOVIES
not just movies,,, sorry to be that pureblood
One wonders...
Now that one Credence (Aurelius) Barebone (Dumblebore) has entered the potterverse... A Phoenix appears to him. Nagini still a woman yet Obscurus whom he loves. this could potentially blow the Potterverse to bits
Did u know mad eye moody is the only one who can see a Bogart's true form because his eye can see though walls so he can see it's true shape yet he never shares what it looks like with anyone. Which is a shock that it's never mentioned in the books or movies.
Voldemort is also scared of Dumbledore until he died obviously
... Most powerful dark wizard of all time , but still can't take over a school....
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Gindewald better
Both harry and Voldemort are related to the peverells 😮 yep impressive boggart
If Voldemort had to consume his victims for horcruxes, the riddles corpse would have had something in post mortem. And Voldemort was weak to consume James and Lily Potter in order to make Harry a horcrux.
They are not affraid to say his name it's cursed so that who ever says it the person the name belongs knows who said the name where they are what time they said,so now he is called "you know who" or " he who must not be named" it's quite AWESOME
Theory: everything is a dream and the Real harry is in a coma still living under the stairs
They couldn’t really show how evil Tom riddle or Voldemort was on the movies
Also dumbledore can’t speak parsletounge, you wannabe fan and non book reader
Her-mi-o-nee
I like your video keep up the very very very very very good work
Harry: CEDRIC!!!
Screen rant: now that’s evil
voldemorts boggart: a nose
"movie villain"? Ugh...
I know, that's exactly what I thought
As soon as movies are released, talking about books seems to be a bite in the arse... I don't get it. I suppose movies are more famous because they are more accessible to the masses.
You can learn to speak parseltoung Ron did in the Deathly Hallows
Ron did NOT learn it. He simply imitated the sound Harry made at the Chamber of Secrets
It was LITERALLY ONE WORD which he simply imitated
At the gym.
Listen to the theory about Voldy using polyjuice.
Literally gasp.
Woman standing next to me almost freaks.
😂😂😂😂
Great vid! Lol.
The last one can't be right as voldermort never ate lily potter
Himateja Tj well voldemort never really needed to do anything that night in godrics hollow as his soul was so unstable and fragmented from being split so much that when his body was destroyed from trying to kill harry, a part of his soul litterally just fell off from being so unstable and just latched onto harry
But Snape would have.