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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 concludes Harry Potter's quest to find and destroy Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes in order to stop him once and for all.
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The stone was not there to revive a person. It "just" allows you to talk with dead people, hence the ghosts of his family and friends. That is the reason why the original owner, one the 3 brothers killed himself. He couldn't really be with his dead loved ones.
Came here to say exactly the same thing, this has to be the most commonly misunderstood thing for everyone that's only seen the movies.
@@KLOC2812 It's more about the name of the stone being easy to misunderstand
@@Divine_R
I know why the mistake the use but I always thought it was pretty well explained in the Peverell animation in DH pt1
@@KLOC2812 exactly! The story explained it very well!
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Glad someone agrees, thought it might have just been me since I’ve read/listened to the books a ridiculous amount over the years.
Guys, Lucius spent some time in Azkaban, thats why he looks the way he does. It broke him. And you seem to forget that he failed in the task to bring Voldemort the prophecy in the 5th movie. Thats why Voldemort is pissed at him. That is also why he gave Draco the impossible task of killing Dumbledore to begin with.
He also couldn't stop Harry and the others from escaping the Manor.
To say nothing of how Voldemort reacted when he learned what Lucius did with his diary.
First, he gave Voldemort's diary away in movie 2 and so 1 of Voldemort's horcruxs got destroyed.
shoot voldemorts a decent guy. lucious destroyed a part of his soul, and he failed to get the prophecy and was still allowed to live
They could not produce Bellatrix's wand because it was reported stolen. It would prove they were impostors
Movie doesn't go into the greatest of detail on this but all four of the Founders have their own relic, and of those four, Voldemort managed to secure three as his Horcruxes. The movie does tell you that the Diadem was Ravenclaw's, but never really elaborates that the locket from the last movie was Slytherin's and the cup was Hufflepuff's. Voldemort also really wanted Gryffindor's sword to be his last one so he could have all four but was never able to get it, so he made Nagini the last one instead. It's ironic that the sword ended up becoming an anti Horcrux weapon instead lol. Oh and as for the Ring that Dumbledore destroyed on his own, the stone on it was the Resurrection Stone, the third Deathly Hallow but Voldemort never realized/didn't know about them til he set out to get the Elder Wand
That ring was Slytherin's, too, handed down thru his descendents until it reached the Gaunts. Tom stole it from his uncle, Morfin. This was in book 6, but the movie folks thought is was better to get get all the snogging on screen, rather than having Riddle's backstory.
@@i.marchand4655 The ring went back to the Peverells, who were the original three brothers from the story. The second Peverell was the Gaunts' ancestor in a different line from Slytherin. Harry was descended from the youngest Peverell, so he and Voldemort were actually distantly related.
Voldemort never actually knew about the Hallows. He was only concerned with the Elder Wand, which had a reputation of its own apart from the legend of the Hallows.
I'm sure someone has mentioned this, but the Slytherins were sent to the dungeon bc that's where their common room is. Also, professor McGonnagle didn't want them to have to fight their death eater parents in the battle.
Also this whole thing didnt happen in the books. There, some of the Slytherins stayed to fight with Harry. Most decided against it though.
@@realglutenfree The students were evacuated through the secret passage in the Room of Requirement before the battle started, though any who were of age were allowed to stay and fight if they wanted to. I believe all the Slytherins left, apart from Draco and his cronies. By the time it was the Gryffindors' turn to leave, several of the younger students had to be forced to go.
@@marshallpeters7174 They were escorting everyone underaged.. Colin Creevey stayed secretly and died. Harry then ''gave'' him his only autograph ever.
Neville and Luna aren’t a thing in the book, they both ended up with different people.
I love how Suzy is still in denial about Sirius' death. He fell into the veil, the barrier between life and death, you don't come back from that. Going in there is the same as dying. The book even explains clearly what happened to Sirius.
they now all about it they now all llong, they just keep it secrect for there reaction, noboby ever dont cry about snape testominy
Yeah but it's super vague and up for speculation in the movie though, so its understandable to be in denial about it.
But he went into a different dimension! 😂 I was like yeah..the beyond
You can hear that Bellatrix used the Avada Cadavera curse on Sirius and it hit him. Even if the veil wasn’t there he was still dead.
Wish the movie would
And now you know why Severus Snape is one of my favorite characters in this magical universe. Fun fact: JK Rowling told Alan Rickman how Snape's story was going to end while the first movie was being filmed(which was before the last book was published) so he would argue and disagree with directors on certain things. Also, the words Harry says to his son("Albus Severus Potter, you were named for two headmasters of Hogwarts. One of them was a Slytherin and he was, probably, the bravest man I ever knew.") is my favorite line in the entire franchise.
Okay look can we all agree that bro was still a complete dick. In the movies I can’t lie it was actually pretty funny but in the books he was just a child bullying, obsessing fucking creed. I mean bro doesn’t care about the baby in the crib, casually walks over dead James potter and just holds Lily then leaves?? Uhhh right there ain’t no baby… Also he was literally rhe reason for the potters death and longbottoms insanity.
But yeah I like snape in the movies (mainly just cuz of the actor) but in the books that’s a hard no
It's a nice line, but for me it will forever be "Always".
"Always!" Just one word with a whole fucking story behind it!
Recall that Narcissus (Draco's mother) asked Harry if Draco was alive. Harry slightly nodded his head yes. Narcissus then turned to Voldemort and stated that Harry was dead. She lied to him. This is why when Harry leapt out of Hagrid's arms, the Malfoys took off. Voldemort would have all the Malfoys (when given the chance) for them lying to him, especially about Harry Potter.
When objects get duplicated in Bellatrix's vault, only the original object is worth anything. The duplicates are worthless.
It's hard to watch reactions sometimes. First off Harry isn't as powerful as Voldemort. Only Dumbledore was. So Harry couldn't have saved anyone from him. Plus he didn't know if Snape was good or bad yet. So why would he save the man who killed Dumbledore... Plus hogwarts was mostly kids. So you guys wanting them to not run and fight, they are literally outclassed by most of the death eaters.
Thats soo true man😤
Everything's good except for Harry not being as powerful as Voldemort he actually is because of Voldemort himself just the lack of knowledge made the difference between them
@@saviourgaming470 he’s not. Just because he had a piece of his soul.
@@solaydbak read the novel just don't stay with the movies
Neville and Ginny lead Dumbledore's Army in Harry's absence. That is why we see Neville and Ginny together on the train. That is why Harry tells Neville to "Hold the fort". That is why he was given the mission to blow up the bridge.
As for Luna, she is a true Ravenclaw. Hermione may be the smartest witch of her age. Luna is the wisest. Harry values her advice. When she speaks, Harry listens.
Lol Hermione has an Intelligence Stat of 20. Luna's got a Wisdom of 20.
To be fair, what could harry have done if he just ran into the boathouse? The snake still wasnt dead and even though the elder wand wasnt voldemorts he was still extremely powerful, most likely scenario was all of them would have just died
45:31 “Get a bloody room!”
THEY’RE ALREADY IN A ROOM- A WHILE BLOODY CHAMBER!!! 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 soon as Draco’s mom seen Harry survive the killing curse she switched up quicker than quick 😂 she was like “nah he tanked that?!? I know how this ends ,Prophecy confirmed,I’m out “😂😂😂
yup and at that point all she cared about was getting to her son
I don't believe Narcissa was ever on board to have Draco tangled up in this mess.
She took quiet but personally dangerous chances to keep her boy safe when he got talked into joining Voldemort. She was specifically told not to speak of Draco's involvement and even Snape chastised her for asking for help to keep him safe. That could have cost her her life.
She sat at that dining table as Voldemort killed a Hogwarts teacher and fed her to a giant snake. She had been living for months in her home that had been taken over by a powerful madman, listening to Ollivander's tortured screams for months. She saw her husband terrified and her wide-eyed son taking in this horrific situation. Don't think she enjoyed any part of this.
When she checks on Harry and sees he's still alive, she only asks about Draco. Hogwarts had been bombarded, she had come with the throng of Voldemort's supporters hoping to find her boy alive, and get him out of there.
Note that Draco wanted nothing to do with either Voldemort or Lucius; when Lucius called Draco to his side, Draco intentionally rejected him, responding only to Narcissa's softly spoken "Draco. Come." Narcissa took the first opportunity to march Draco out of there the moment Voldemort was distracted by bigger issues.
@@chris...9497 Lucius: Draco, Draco!
Draco: No!
Narcissa: Draco. Come.
Draco: Yes mommy
You realise Voldemort was impossible to kill when Snape was being killed? The other Horcuxes were still active to keep him alive, no matter what happened, and the trio were just a sitting duck there. And the injuries Voldemort's snake Nagini inflicts are not normal injuries as they're cursed, just like the knife that killed Dobby, so it was impossible to recover.
Also, at that time they didnt knew Snape was on the good side, to Harry he was still the betrayer and the killer of one of his father figures... so there was no point on defending Snape at all
If Snape can kill voldemort than what is the purpose of destroying horcrux, ofcourse voldemort is immortal so you can't kill him without destroying horcrux. That's the reason Harry didn't try to help him otherwise he will put his friends in a danger and also he thought that Snape was on voldemort's side.
Here we go again with “that knife was cursed” BS. Where it's mentioned in the books or anywhere in the HP lore?? You guys made up anything.
Dobby died because that knife pierced his his heart completely. It was such a fetal blow which was beyond healing.
@@Roughguy666healing magic does not work if the wound is fatal, and apparition takes a lot of focus, nobody was in any condition nor did they have the necessary skills to save Dobby.
Wounds inflicted by dark magic are permanent it's mentioned in the book
@@joshz2491 I know all that.
Didn't I said in my last comment that the wound was very fatal ?
What I was saying is how some of the potterheads deicided to made their own head canon about that blade.
Where it was mentioned anywhere in the book? Where does it says that the blade was Cursed, Jinxed, Hexed Or anything else for the matter??
Yeah you made the mistake a lot of people do about the Ressurection Stone. When they told the story of the 3 brothers it said that the brother brought back his lost love but she was only a shadow of her former self... which is why all the people Harry loved showed up when he held the stone but only as shades.
He couldn't fight back he had his throat cut before he could react, and even without the elder wand, Voldemort was still one of the most powerful wizards.
The Resurrection Stone was actually on the gem on Voldemort’s Horcrux family ring, but he and his family never knew that.
When Snap fights McGonagall, you can see he deflects the spell to hit the 2 death eaters then takes their wands before jumping out the window.
Also when McGonagall steps up to fight him, you can see in his face he doesn't want to fight her. That's also reason why he didn't attack.
Just for you to know... Slytherin house did help against Voldemort and the Death Eaters! Snape is a Slytherin... and Professor Slughorn is a Slytherin... who managed to get some Slytherin students to help on the battle. The thing about Slytherins is that, unlike Gryffindors who are brave but don't measure the consequences of their actions, they are brave people who play smart and cunning. But of course, because of their self-preservation, they are not always seen with good eyes. However, nevertheless, true Slytherins always come around whenever you need them. I mean, did you know that Merlin, the most celebrated wizard of all time and a great advocate and protector of Muggles was a Slytherin?
Yeah, but still, McGonagall did good at sending the mayority of them to the dungeons, since ironically their common room is there, and of course, a lot of them would be clashing their parents
Tbf JK retconned this. This never even happened in the book. JK just said it did years after she wrote the book. It’s not stated anywhere in the book that Slughorn came back with slytherin reinforcements.
@@davidfairweather3301 In the book, it actually appears that the Slytherins all evacuated, though obviously Draco, Crabbe, and Goyle snuck back in to confront Harry in the Room of Requirement. I don't recall if Slughorn stayed to fight, but I think he did. McGonagall gave him fair warning that if he stayed, he'd better be fighting for the school.
@@marshallpeters7174 slughorn did stay to fight. Think at one point he was fighting Voldemort with Kingsley and Mcgonagal. Think he might’ve gone to hogsmeade to to get reinforcements but JK said “he was galloping bsck with the slytherins” like yeh no he wasn’t. Nowhere in the book did it ever mention slytherins stayed to fight. Think that would be an integral part of the book since they’d be fighting against their family members.
It wasn’t just Harry’s dad, Sirius, Remus and Peter were all bullies and Lily hated them, BUT they grew and matured over time. Snape pushed Lily away as he hung out with others who became Death Eaters, even called her Mudblood. While James who got better because he liked Lily, she was impressed that they started dating in their last year.
You are the first reactor to catch what Snape was doing when he deflected the spells into the death eaters with him.Kudos to you sir‼️‼️
Alan Rickman played 2 classic antagonist and this was one of them
And both movies are Christmas movies😂
In the book Lily and Snape had a falling out when he became a death eater and when Voldemort went after Lily that changed him.
yeah, the movie doesn't show that Snape was also a bully in a way.
In the book the resurrection stone does not bring people completely back and Harry got it to help him to have the courage to face death. But when Voldemort used Harry's blood to ressurect it gave Harry his chance to come back
I love how steejo noticed that snape deflected to hit the two deatheaters
I know right, I've literally never noticed that, oops!
@@abcdefg2174 and he takes their wands it looks like
@@shytguyyup he does so they don’t hurt the students
The reason Harry lived because the love protection his mom put on him was mainly active if he’s with a blood relative of his mom, hence why he lived with his aunt. Voldemort took his blood in movie 4, thinking it would bypass the protection but not completely as he can’t kill him.
the resurrections stone can only show dead people, it cant keep you from dying or to be revived if died..
As we find out in the Tale of the Three Brothers, the stone does not bring back the body. It brings back a spector form that can not live in the real world. Harry was given the stone so he would have the encouragement to finish his task.
Exactly!
The tale made it perfectly clear that resurrecting the dead can only end tragically.
In The Goblet of Fire, Dumbledore told Harry that nothing could bring back the dead. The only one who ignored this fact was Voldemort, and he had used forbidden/ dark magic to achieve his quasi-goal.
You were wondering where Crabbe had disappeared to. The actor had been a bit of a naughty boy in real life (took part in the London riots and much more too..) So had been fired a few films ago so Crabbe's part in the film was replaced with Blaise Zabini one of the other slytherins from the book
When mcgonagall attack snape he use her attack yo disarm the Two others and nobody saw that. Even mcgonagall
Snape didn't fight back because they need that Voldemort think he Own the Wand before the battle, the only reasons why Voldemort didn't kill Harry was because they Wand belong to Harry
Basically, they did the wand-ownership math properly. 😂
@@bidishah smart move because with another Wand Voldemort kill Harry
@@SasukeUchiha21072011even with another wand he couldn’t kill Harry, Harry was being tethered to life by Voldemort. Voldemort’s physical embodiment containing Lily’s sacrificial protection would have to be destroyed, because as long as this sacrificial protection enchantment lives, so does Harry.
@@denizkenger52Thought he removed that in Goblet of Fire
@@lokekennee8850 he removed the sacrificial protection from not allowing him to harm Harry. He took Harry’s sacrificially blood in thinking he’d got past the only boundary which it was the only boundary before he did it, but taking that blood in created a larger problem than what he fixed, which was that sacrificially protected blood being in Voldemort now and as long as the sacrificial protection enchantment survives, so does Harry, meaning Voldemort tethers Harry to life since the sacrificial protection is living on in Voldemort. So Harry had unlimited respawns basically as long as Voldemort lived in the body that the sacrificially protected blood of Harry’s was now living on in.
48:52: Steejo, the dark-skinned person with Goyle is Blaise Zabini. The reason why Crabbe wasn't in this movie was because the actor Jamie Waylett was arrested for involvement in the 2011 England Riots.
Dumbledore did care for Harry, but he also knew
1) if Voldy didn't kill Harry, Harry would never get rid of the horcrux inside him
2) and equally important, Voldy could not be killed as long as Harry still had the horcrux inside of him.
So many confuse Dumbledore being surprised at Snape showing care for Harry as not caring himself. The movies tend to soften Snape's background a lot, but it is inescapable that Snape was a death eater right up to the point that Voldemort went after the Potters, and initially it was only because of Lilly. The selfish love of one person drove him to bargain with Dumbledore. That he later transferred some of that to Harry would easily surprise Dumbledore.
@@shadout Movie Snape seems more like book MacGonnagal 😄
The reason Lucius isn't luscious anymore is he indeed has fallen from Voldy's grace.
1) He used one of Voldy's precious horcruxes for his own personal gain. By planting the diary among Ginny's other books, he could make a "bloodtraitor" look bad. (Arthur Weasley would have some explaining to do if his own daughter let out a great ugly basilisk to kill muggleborns and halfbloods)
Also Arthur Weasley was preparing a Muggle Protection Act, that would make some of Luscious' items not only nasty, but also forbidden.
2) Lucius was the leader of the group of deatheaters trying to lure Harry to the Departement Of Mystery, in order to fetch the profecy.
Because profecies could only be fetched by the ones it was about. Voldy didn't wanna risk walking into the Ministry Of Magic himself. He delegate the risks to others.
And yes, Lucius failed miserably.
So Voldy gave Draco an impossible task, to see Lucius watching his son fail and being punished for failing. Voldy also established the headquarters at the Malfoy Mansion. No escape anywhere for poor Lucius.
The resurrection stone let's you talk to the dead, but doesn't bring them back to life.
Ah yes, time to bawl my eyes out just as Christmas ends. 😢 Thank you so much for your reactions. They've helped me through a very very tough time, watching my ex of 9 years getting married through social media has been absolute torture for the past 3 days. Your videos brought me much-needed comfort. ❤
In the book Severus Snape was attacked quite quickly before he could do anything to counter it. In the movie it looked like he had time but in the book he didn't he tried to get the snake off of him cuz he had a bubble that was protecting the snake that was put over his head so that way the snake could attack him but he couldn't get it off and he died eventually
Snapes Memories always makes me cry
Always
Please watch the 20th anniversary celebration next
House qualities overlap, & of course being Slytherin doesn't mean you are or want to be evil! Also, you don't really have to have already developed the main qualites associated with a house by sorting at age 11, but if your subconcious &/or moral upbringing to that point make you value those qualities as more important & so you secretly desire to have those qualities, then the Sorting Hat will place you in that house so that you can learn to become that way from the influence of your housemates & house head. Also there's such a thing as a hatstall. That's someone whose qualities could really make them perform well in more than 1 house because they hold certain ideals equally as important &/or have natural talents to be cultivated that fit more than 1 house.
For example, Neville was a scared & clumsy kid on arrival at Hogwarts, pining for the love he doesn't get from his parents. Sure his Gran loves him dearly too, but it's not the same & his Gran doesn't let him get far from her. He's been fairly isolated. So you'd think the hat would put him in Hufflepuff, where friendship/community & hard work are the notable qualities (with many also loving to make food for others, as Helga Hufflepuff did, thus why Hufflepuff House is closest to the kitchen). They are the type to be welcoming & encouraging to all, to be supportive friends & help you find what works for you to bring out your potential. To them getting glory for their deeds isn't most important, it's simply the self-satisfaction of knowing you are being a good friend or good citizen. However, Neville's Gran has also raised him with the stories of the bravery of his parents standing up against Voldemort & his followers, so actually what he most desires is to be worthy of their sacrifice, to be as brave as they were. So the Hat put him in Gryffindor.
Slytherins are smart, but more in a cunning way that typically doesn't expose you to direct harm (physical or social). They want to prove they're the best at whatever they pursue. For example Snape's desire to prove his mastery of potions & more. (Most potions are for good use, like the medicinal ones.) Slytherins are more likely to be in political based jobs, business, or inventing, where they work from behind the scenes vs dangerous or dirty work like Aurors (dark wizard catchers a.k.a. wizard police) & such. That doesn't mean they can't be equally brave when needed, but just that they lean more to using their brains to avoid those situations at work & in their personal life.
Ravenclaw think they're the absolute smartest & that makes them best, regardless of Slytherins' claim. Their house symbol is the eagle because it rises to such heights, gaining a better perspective from which to calculate its moves.
Now the Gryffindors are the bravest, usually the quickest to act because it's the right thing to do, regardless of what could happen to themselves when someone is danger. But also it could be a drawback if they don't stop to plan well, use their intellect equally along with that bravery. It's great to be brave, but jumping in blindly can have bad results. So though they may attempt heroic deeds, they aren't guaranteed to always win just because they're the "good guys". Hermione was super studious, eager to be top of her class, prove her smarts, prove her talent & get the glory. This could most likely have her go in Ravenclaw or Slytherin. But she's muggleborn & so the hat won't put her in Slytherin knowing she'd be greatly bullied. (They barely accept half-bloods.) Still even over all that, in her heart she feels people who stand up for what's right, including the equal rights of those denied them, are the best. She wants to use her smarts to make the world better! She's a know-it-all in class, hiding to cry privately when she's bullied, but she will quickly stand up for the other bullied kid. So the hat eventually settled she should be Gryffindor.
There are other qualities too, but the main point is it's just a way to sort different personality approaches, as all the dominant qualities of each house could actually be used for good or evil, and the main qualities are not the only thing which will affect your learning style, the career you want later, etc.
Two things. First, the Ravenclaw house symbol is an eagle for the reasons you mention, plus because it has black talons (i.e., raven claws).
Second, your write-up on Neville is stellar. I got teary-eyed.
Voldemort valued items of importance, which is why he chose Ravenclaw's Diadem, Huffelpuff's Cup and slytherine's Locket at Horcruxes. If he could've gotten his hands on Gryffindor's sword, he'd have used that as well.
"How dare you stand where he stood? Tell them! Tell them how you looked him in the eyes-a man who trusted you-....and killed him." Even after knowing the truth and rewatching this movie seeing Radcliffe just oozing so much rage into that is just amazing. I love it every time I see it
Alan Rickman's performance in that scene was just as great. Sure, it was all part of an elaborate sting operation, but you can read the guilt and shame on his facial expressions.
Me to new actors are playing Harry Potter in reboot: How dare you stand where he stood
@@Karlebow571Is it happening, the series?
@@ahambrahmasami9532yes it is at Max
@@DevinRosa in before it gets cancelled
At 1:10:57 this is the current state of Voldemort's soul. After splitting his soul time and time again this is the only part of his soul he now posseses.
I hear people say all the time after Nagini is killed why doesn't Voldemort make more horcruxes. And honestly at this point in time I dont think he'd be able to create more due to the current state his soul is in.
on pottermore you can find out more about the houses and what makes a student fit in which house based on personality
Not Suzy missing the main line in the movie "You must be the one to kill me, Severus."
quite a good catch seeing snape deflecting into his fellow death eaters
Harry couldn't intervene with Voldemort killing Snape, because he can't kill Voldemort until all the horcruxes are gone.
And again, the story clearly states the Resurrection Stone is a trick like the wand, & does not actually bring anyone back to life. Dead is dead!
Ok I’ve enjoyed this series so far but you guys really need to pay more attention so you’re not confused and angry. Harry couldn’t attack Voldemort at the boathouse because there was still 1 horcrux alive, that being Nagini. That means Voldemort was still invincible, regardless of his wand. Plus, in Harry’s mind, Snape was still a bad guy who killed dumbldore. Why would he want to help snape.
I am with you Luna is one of the best characters
1:03:28 They don't touch on it much in the movies iirc, but Snape and Malfoy's father were friends when they were at Hogwarts together. That's why Malfoy's mother trusts him so much and asked him to protect Draco.
There is actually never any proof that they were friends at school, just an assumption. How many kids of the age of 11 do you know that are friends with 16-17 year olds? We just know that he welcomed him and was acting friendly to him when he came to Hogwards and that mainly because he was a prefect and it was what he was supposed to do. They only met at school for 1-2 years. Pretty sure they became friends only once they both joined Voldemort.
@@arvenblack5656 Yes. I thought someone would bring that up. Before I commented, I’d typed that they were good friends or very good friends.
In any case, I think it’s fair to say that they became friends at Hogwarts, even if the relationship was only strengthened after graduation. Sirius calls Snape his lapdog, and Snape’s retort heavily implies that they’re in frequent contact. Draco says that his father would definitely support him and Umbridge says that Lucius is always speaking highly of him. I think there’s enough to surmise that he was a friend of the family.
??? Tobias Snape was a muggle. That's the point of an entire book called the "Half-Blood Prince". How do blatant lies like this spread so easily where a dozen people have upvoted it without checking?
Thanks for these reactions. I wasn't feeling the greatest here on Christmas. But this vid really took my mind off this for a while. Peace and love to you two.
BTW Aberforth Dumbledore is played by the actor who plays Mance Rayder in GoT
Voldemort can't even take over a high school. LOL
1:04:31 most of us book fans, agree that they should’ve added a specific scene with Tonks. Allow me to explain: in the half blood Prince Tonks has gone through some changes along with her Patronus, Harry questions why her Patronus changed. At the end of the book and reveals that she’s in love with Lupin, and that a Patronus will change to match the ones we love. So when Dumbledore asks: “Lily… after all this time?” He is really asking “You still love her… after all this time?” To which, a shiver will run down my spine every time I hear it, Snape replies “Always…”. You see… Lily Evens (Potter)’s Patronus was a Doe…
Ps. Also most people tend to forget but Neville showed himself to be a true Griffindore cause he was able to pull the sword out of the hat.
Voldemort thought Snape was the owner of the elder wand. That's why he didn't use the killing curse for he feared the wand would rebound it back to him. But something like a sectumsempra slashing attack at the throat + the snake venom was considered lethal enough.
The Malfoys simply ran away because they technically betrayed the dark lord. Narcissa wasn’t a death eater to begin with but her husband was, so when she lied to Voldemort about Harry being dead, the entire family just betrayed the dark lord. So they fled when that lie was revealed. Also Narcissa always wanted to protect Draco, so she ran with him. Lucius followed because one he was afraid and two he loves his family and would do anything for them. In the books it’s mentioned that Lucius ran through Hogwarts without his wand and no protection to find Draco. I have an incredible love for the Malfoy family and I loved watching your reactions!
Neville's character development is off the charts. 😂
Neville is also technically the chosen one, all the requirements in the prophecy apply to both him and Harry.
He could have been, but the prophesy says the Dark Lord will choose his rival and he did by going after Harry
Up until the part where voldy marked harry as his equal..
@@89Keith Sure, but he could’ve just as likely go over to Neville’s instead, since he sent Death Eaters to torture the Longbottoms. Neville had the same potential to stop Voldemort as Harry, an oversight on the Dark Lord’s part. Hence why Neville killing the last Horcrux made it possible to end Voldemort. In another world, Harry and Neville’s roles could’ve been swapped.
@ghostspider2056 I agree to a point: both were equally as likely, and if Voldemort had the whole prophesy he could have hung back and chosen who he would prefer. But by making the choice to go after Harry he handed Harry the tools he would need to eventually take him down
@@ghostspider2056Voldy didn’t mark Neville as his equal though
Suzy curiosity, Albus joins Slytherin and becomes best friends with Dracco's son Scorpio. he is very kind by the way.
Suzy and Steejo thank you for making my christmas week so much better with your reactions to these Harry Potter movies. that's why i support you guys. you guys are a super fun couple to watch. i loved to rewatch the other Harry Potter Movies with you both. i guess i will have to watch the Prequels now because of you guys. lol. i never watched it. the trailers did not impressed me so i never watched. but for you guys i will watch it. who knows ? i did not liked the Trailers of Shazam 2 and i ended up liking the movie. i can end up liking the Harry potter pequels too.
As Suzy and Steejo request.
Steejo reminds me of Arthur Weasley.
Suzy, the closest is really Lavender Brown. The girly-ness and all.
I always enjoy first time reactors seeing Snape's memories and learn the truth about him
17:05 Because you can't aporate within the school ground. There's a large barrier that also ward off people to stumble upon Hogwarts. Muggle will only see a rundown ruin with danger no entry sign.
58:17 Because the wand is not Voldie's yet so if he were to use the elder wand and Avada kebab against it's supposed "owner" Snape. The spell will rebound back at him. That's why he tell Lagini to finish it.
Pls watch Star Wars next Episodes 1 to 9
Episodes 7,8,9 dont exist😏😅
Ahhhhh, it dropped!!!!! Merry Christmas to all!!!!! And to all, a good wizard night!
RIP Alan Rickman
1:14:10 She is asking Harry if Draco is still alive so she knows she still has something to fight for , so she risks it and lies and tells everyone Harry is dead when she knows he isn’t❤
In the movie, after the battle, Harry is practically ignored, which seems odd given that he just survived the killing curse for the second time and killed Voldemort. In the book, it's the opposite. He's the big hero and can't get a moment of quiet until someone (Luna, if I remember right) created a distraction that allowed him to go outside with Hermione and Ron for some peace and quiet. Also, in the book, Harry doesn't break the elder wand. It gets reinterred with Dumbledore.
They dont really think it through - true, but I guess since they're on a dragon they'll just have to wing it ;)
The stone was a lie. It drove the third brother insane and denied his wife a peaceful rest. That's why Harry accepted the closure it gave him and dropped it.
Harry lived because the horcrux acted as a shield.
the reason Voldemort put one piece of his soul into Ravenclaw's diadem was, in short, arrogance. He wanted to make each Hogwarts founder artifact into a horcrux and he got 3 out of 4, the cup was Hufflepuffs, the locket was Slytherins and obviously the diadem. The only reason he couldn't make Gryffindor's sword into one is because he simply couldn't find the sword, since it can only be summones by a true Gryffindor, and that he obviously is not.
This is also the reason both Harry and Neville could pull the sword out of the hat and why it showed itself to Harry in the lake, basically the sword appears only to the worthy person
Now that you 2 have finished the Harry Potter movies you need to watch the Harry Potter 20th Anniversary Return To Hogwarts
Spoiler alert: Harry's middle child, Albus (the one he talks to at the end), was actually sorted to Slytherin house. And more than that... his best friend is none other than Scorpius Malfoy, Draco's son. So basically, the two rivals' sons have become best friends. But don't worry, Scorpius is nothing like his father when he was at school. He is actually nice, since his parents decided to raise him without the influence of the same prejudices their parents imposed on them.
We dont talk about that part lol😂
Lucius got into"the bad books" in Chamber of Secrets when he put Tom Riddle's diary into Ginny's cauldron -- starting that whole plot into action. Without Harry's intervention, Ginny would have died. Also, right after Harry freed Dobby (with the sock trick), Lucius uttered half the Avada Kedavra spell on Harry just before Dobby sent him flying. I'd say that was enough to put him into any good wizard's bad books. (Those were just the acts that might have led to deaths. He also got Dumbledore removed from his post, had Hagrid put into Azkaban, was a pureblood fanatic, cruelly mistreated Dobby as his master, and most surely helped Voldemort in a bunch of ways we never saw)! I don't care if he put his family first in the end - frankly, he deserved at least a few years in Azkaban for being a Death Eater (Let's not forget that a bunch of people - both wizards and muggles - were killed by Death Eaters after Voldemort came back).
The reason Harry lived is avery tricky thing indeed, many have theoryes but i think is all of this togheter, it was a very rare case:
1 Harry was an horcrux so Voldermort's avada kedavra was shoot more at the horcrux part than Harry, basically Voldermort's soul shield Harry
2 Harry was the right owner of the elder wand and of the invisibility cloak... but the moment he touch the stone he became the master of death, so technically death could not touch him
3 The elder wand feel his master was Harry so he wouldn't kill his master
4 Lilly, Harry's mother, give his life for protecting him, making a powerful love protection, this is the reason Voldemort couldn't touch Harry in the Philosopher stone, but when Voldemort use Harry's blood to reborn he's walking around with Harry's blood in himself, so basically he is now himself the reason for not being able killing Harry, Voldemort himself is now a love protection for Harry
People tend to choose one of this but i think is all of them togheter at the same time, as i said, Harry case was very rare indeed, he is a good man and a great wizard don't get me wrong, but he got a bit of help and of course, he was very lucky
It's sad the story about Dumbledore and his brother, their father attacked the muggles because they attacked his daughter, and later on the brothers and another wizard were dueling and their sister tried to help and was killed and Dumbledore and his brother fell apart, and for the rest of his life Dumbledore was always afraid he was the one who cast the spell that killed her.
The late iconic Alan Rickman...it still makes me cry when he says "Always".
Probly been mentioned already but Harry always used Expelliarmus vs Avada Kedavara because Hermoine said being expelled was worse than death in their first year 🤓
So the reason Harry survived was due to Voldermort taking in Harry's blood from the Goblet of Fire. The protection Lily gave to her son wasn't meant to last. However, Dumbledore found a method to preserve the protection longer. As long as Harry lived close to someone who carries the same blood in their vein as Lily Potter, the protection would remain. This is the whole reason despite his Aunt & Uncle cruelty towards him they were the perfect fit for Harry to live with due to the fact his Aunt is Harry's mother, sister.
Now, when his aunt and uncle left him and each went their separate ways in Deathly Hallows pt 1. Technically, the protection would end right there and then.
However, when Voldermort took in Harry's blood, he unwillingly made the protection continue. Any time Voldemort got close to Harry, the protection was active. Even Dumbledore said in the book, "Her sacrifice continues because he (Voldermort) lives."
Very cool. Oh, and because Harry became a willing sacrifice. He provided all his friends with the same protection against the Death Eaters & Voldemort
"He's never done anything bad...'
Harry's stomped face has entered the chat...just for starters.
He never did any IRREDEEMABLE. True.
You guys could be Ginny and Ron, but from the books, not the movies
1:08:00 What I would REALLY wish there was in the film was more of Snape's story. Because in the film he is shown in a better light and those who have not read the books begin to say: “How could Lily choose the bully James instead of the sweet Snape?” While in the book it is obvious why she chose James: Snape was arrogant and thought he was better than everyone else, he was on the "dark side", and even insulted Lily and called her a mudblood; while James had matured and changed, bravely wanted to fight the Dark Lord, and he and Lily had the same views on life and values.
the resurrection stone can not bring people back to life. it works like in the movie they come back as more then ghost but not alive. that is why the second brother hung himself, he could not get his love back.
Resurrection stone
@@daurydavis3983 ops, thank you. was more asleep then i thought.
Voldemort hid his soul in the things that have high value because he himself is a narcissist, no one is better than him, so he wanted not only to collect valuable things and be the best wizard of all times but he also wanted to live forever, so the best was to hide his soul in things no one would think of/were valuable and important as he felt, therefore the reason he chose ravenclaw's diadem, slytherin locket, marvolo's ring, hufflepuf's cup, the diary was made to be found (that way he would be able to achieve full form by taking someone else's life) so he made it an everyday object, nagini is "slytherin's mascot", harry was an accident he didnt know he made until the last moment
Lucius failed to complete his task at the end of Order of the Phoenix. He did NOT retrieve the prophecy for Voldemort. That's why he is in the bad books with him. In the book it even mentions how Lucius is safer in prison (he and most of the other death eaters at the ministry that get arrested in the books but is broken out later. Bellatrix escapes with Voldemort after his duel with Dumbledore). This is also why Draco was tasked to kill Dumbledore in Half Blood Prince. He was not expected to succeed. Having Lucius watch Draco struggle and fail and then get killed was to be Voldemort's revenge on Lucius. But Voldy didn't count on a mama's love, once again.
So umbrage at the end of the last book we find out on Pottermore which is now known as The Wizarding World, Umbridge was thrown into Azkaban for life, for what she did during the second Wizarding War
It was snape who sent harry the sword, just before the doe appears the words trust me are there its very quiet its like a whisper in the wind. Once you hear it you hear it every time 😀
As a Slytherin. Magic is subjective. I love dark magic. But I’d never use it to hurt someone.
In the books Harry became an Auror and works for the ministry of magic.
You guys can joke around and stuff, but y'all BOTH really need to work on your listing skills. lol
When Hermione read the Tale of the Three Brothers she explains the stone does not "revive" the dead.
Yeah they do more joking than actually listening
HOrcrux medallion was Slyterin's medallion.. That cup (inside Bellatrix's Vault) was Hufflepuff's Cup.. And that crown was Ravenclaw's crown.. I dont about Gryffindore's item..
Snape couldn't kill him. He's immortal as long as the horcruxes exist and Snape knows that not all of the horcruxes are destroyed.
The dungeons are where the Slytherin common room and the dormitories are, so Minerva essentially just sent the whole House to their room 😂 I like to believe she wanted to keep some of those kids from fighting their Death Eater parents, plus some of them eventually joined the battle as well, I can't remember who it was that lead them out the dungeons but it did happen.
Also if anyone else cast Avada Kedavra on Harry, he would have died (his mum’s sacrifice protection was granting him a specific defense against Voldemort). It is also likely why Dumbledore said was “essential” Voldemort be the one to do it 1. So the killing curse would both destroy the horcrux within him but also 2. Then allow Harry to revive afterward as the killing curse wouldn’t “stick” if Voldemort was the one to cast it. (Dumbledore was of course caring for Harry, people say he was callous 😢 but I think he just knew Harry would be ok if Voldy cast it)
yes, many people have changed their minds about Snape after this film (:
Fantastic Beast is next. I can't tell you how many times I've watched these movies. Just whenever I finished movie 8 I go back to the first and see them young all over again. ❤❤❤
Harry had the Deathly Hallows set. The wand, cloak and resurrection stone. Made him the master of death.
Would you guys believe there was a delete scene during the confrontation when Harry woke up from "death" and keep fighting, that Draco helped Harry by throwing the wand to him, just before departing with his parents.
I know I really wish they would have kept that scene in
I'm glad they didn't leave it in. Not everyone needs redemption arcs. It's more believable that they don't. There are good people, bad people, grey people, selfish people, etc in life.
I really wish they had left that scene in. I needed that scene.
Would've been massively out of character for Draco; he isn't brave. Him leaving with his parents without helping either side makes way more sense
As much as I would like to see that redemption for Draco, it really would be uncharacteristic and thus unrealistic. I think cutting it was the correct choice.