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Why Voldemort Truly Hated Dumbledore
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Have you ever wondered why Voldemort never tried to kill Dumbledore himself in over 4 decades? Find out in todays video.
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Defeneitly if i had the money😔
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Sick intro dude
Voldemort hated the fact that Albus Dumbledore wasn't afraid of him. The entire world were terrified of him, but Dumbledore wasn't, and continued to treat him like a child calling him Tom and not 'Lord Voldemort'
Very wel said Voldemort feared Dumbledore so much he had death eaters doing the job for him
Yeah imagine you being the most feared wizard ever that name is Lord Voldemort, and some “old man” pull up and call him Tom right in front of the gang 🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah Voldemort hated the fact that Dumbledore didn’t bow to him or respect him.
yes, I agree
@@marcusgreer3868 Imagine being a tough boss and someone comes and says "stop acting tough,I have seen u in knickers "... That's what Voldemort must be feeling whenever Dumbledore called him Tom bcz he was the one who for the 1st time treated Tom like he is a normal person..just a child
Hagrid: “you-know-who”
Snape: “the dark Lord”
Harry: “Voldemort”
Dumbledore: “Tom”
No Harry also calls Voldemort tom
bhuntu ghuttu yeah
Cal him tomdemort
😂😂😂😂🧟♀️😂
@@AchmadBadra XD
Because Dumbledore was a Master at trolling him. The guy keeps calling him by the name he hates the most 🤣🤣.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The only thing that could make it even better would be if Dumbledore did the "I've got your nose!" trick
OmG I literally agree with you lol...like wth you callin me by my muggle name you old basterd lol
ROFL so true.
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Dumbledore calling him Tom throughout the whole series is such a power move.
The whole story ***
@@merryaay nah actually both of you are right
I mean, he knew him since a kid 🤷🏻♂️😂
Seems that tom was like a son to dumbledore.
You can not deny. Dumbledore's got styyyyyyylleeeeee
Yesss😂😂😂
Kingsley Shacklebolt is proud 🤟😂
daltondoublex you may not like it minister, but Dumbledore’s got a Styyllee.
Dixit Phineas Nigellus Black😀
Omm. 💀😂
I just always figured he was scared and didn’t wanna risk it
Ikr I thought so too
Same
He knew he wasn't powerful enough for Dumbledore, no matter how much he didn't want to think so
Ikr! Same
Yeh, I think it was as simple as that. He was scared.
Because Dumbledore was the first person to see him for the monster he was. The orphanage staff were suspicious of him and the kids were scared of him but they could never prove anything. Dumbledore saw through Riddle immediately. And as a Hogwarts student Tom couldn't use the "poor orphan" sob story he used on everyone else on Dumbledore because Albus knew it was an act.
I dont recall him using a sob story in his youth? Hell he always hated it I thought
@@dakotablount251 but he was a master manipulator. He used anything to change the narrative in his favour and win the teachers over
He would never use a sob story to gain favor. Especially not his status as an impure wizard born in an orphanage.
Pretty sure he played that one close to the chest. He just used his raw charm and talent to gain fans and admirers. He was handsome, possessed a silver tongue, and was a natural at magic.
He didn’t need a sob story and he’s way too prideful to use one. Actually, it’s more because Dumbledore knows his humble origins that pisses Voldemort off. He’d rather no one found out, but Dumbledore knowing isn’t something he can do anything about.
So true
@@MashZ yes but not through sob stories. Through charm and wit.
Sob stories would be pathetic and he was far from pathetic
Literally every wizard/witch: He who must not be named
Harry: Voldemort
Dumbledore: TOM
Jon Doe yeah call him tom and you have named him
Harry really should’ve called him Tim and then he would be like “it’s TOM- no wait- It’s VOLemOrT
this comment deserve more likes XD
TOM == Tom Orvolo Middle?
@@aniksamiurrahman6365 no
The hate actually, stems from the fact that Tom Riddle saw that he couldn't influence Dumbledore by being pleasing and charming, like he did, for all teachers and other people, including Helena Ravenclaw.
Dumbledore was the only one who saw right through him when Voldemort was still, young Tom Riddle
classic psychopath that hates anyone that sees through their mask. nothing to theorize about here.
Even with the horcruxes Dumbledore was still more powerful than Voldemort and had much more experience with magic.
Not really. Dumbledore remained ignorant about dark magic and was just lucky . It took Harry , Ron , Hermione , Neville , Dumbledore and Snape to finally take down voldemort. Dumbledore doesn't stand a chance against a voldemort with horcruxes
@@achyuththouta6957 I love that analogy. Love it
And neither were the true Master of the elder wand.. only Harry, after he died and came back.. that made him "the master of death"..
Imagine Salazar Slytherin with the Elder wand.. ooo awww
Achyuth Thouta already the Ring Horcrux was destroying Dumbledore, the assasination order wasn’t even necessary...
The horcruxes kept him from dying, they didnt augment his power
Dumbledore knows where Voldemort came from and how much he wants to forget his former life. Dumbledore uses his real name to instantly put Tom in a less egocentric mindset. It often feels to me as if Dumbledore's relationship with Tom is one of a Step parent role. A step parent wants to help a hurt child and to teach them things, but doesn't have a neurological connection to them. The step parent can see through the manipulations, lies, and nothing Dumbledore does for the boy is good enough or that he appreciates. Tom resents any involvement. Ultimately, I think this is the closest form of a relationship that Voldemort ever had.
Very good analysis
Step brother help me
@@dudeb.5254 ? Sorry...Not getting the reference.
insightful perspective!
i think things would have been different if it was just dumbledore who taught him
I've always thought that Voldemort didn't kill Dumbledore because he was afraid of Dumbledore.
He did.
Perhaps he wanted him dead for the wand.
@@goldenhd9656 oh ok
I think he hated Dumbledore because Dumbledore had love, a concept Tom knew not.
@@Treehamallama true. Tom knows nothing about love. He can't understand it, hence why he detests love.
I suspect there was another reason. Voldemort gained much of his power through sacrifice. Sacrificing his body, his humanity, even his soul. He paid a terrible price for his power. And yet... He still only matched Dumbledore. Voldemort still failed to surpass Dumbledore. Dumbledore had a greatness within him that Voldemort simply did not. And I believe that Voldemort was, in a way, jealous.
Possibly not even match dumbledore he was always thought to be sub par to him.
Nah Voldemort was more powerful than Dumbledore. But Dumbledore was more creative and more knowledgeable. Things which gave him an edge over Voldemort's raw power.
Fredrik Dunge no because if the elder wand sensed Voldemort was more powerful than dumbledore it would have changed allegiance.
@@TeiganBlaine What that's not how any of that works. If it just chose the most powerful wizard then how was Harry the master of the Elder wand? Voldemort was far far more powerful than Harry.
Fredrik Dunge not true Voldemort was more skilled but not more raw powerfully.
From what I understand, Voldemort was born from a woman who used a love potion to enchant Thomas Riddle Sr., thus Voldemort was a child conceived of a loveless union based on manipulation. According to the Harry Potter fandom Wikipedia, Rowling thought that the love potion could have been what created Voldemort as someone who could never understand love. So you have a demonic child, using narcissistic traits to get what he wants, charming the whole school while manipulating behind everyone's back, all while Dumbledore acknowledges he doesn't fall for Voldemort's facade. Dumbledore is likely the conscientious that he never wanted to acknowledge, as it was a threat to what he craved for, which was ultimate power.
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The Love Potion part of the equation makes me wonder about a very saddening and frightening question:
Could Voldemort have chosen a better path, or was he doomed from the start?
So it's not entirely voldy's fault. I mean he still killed people but he had a IDK like a spell on him?
Merope raped him that's what happened yes she did so through enchantment but its still rape.
Not only that. Add also the good looks and arrogance from his father side and mental instability,pure blood bigotry and superior feeling from his mother side as well as unique parseltongue language,and high intelligence and profound magical powers and you have Voldemort the darkest wizard of all times. Every evil and negative trait you could possibly imagine he has:no feelings and an positive emotionless psychopath,cruel and sadistic,sociopath and manipulator,narcistic,arrogant,proud,blind towards other skills and powers and only focused and convinced in his invincibility. Truly no evil dark wizard ever had all this negative traits and at such profound level of evil at that. I have no sympathy or pity for him. His mother for the way she was treated probably,the way his father was treated by his brother in law and later drugged and raped by his future wife definitely but voldemort? May you remain in eternal pain in Limbo you power hungry sick fuck.
In the Harry Potter universe Dumbledore truly pushed the boundaries of magic as a whole, but Voldemort never truly pushed the boundaries of magic and how far one can push the boundaries of magic is limited to their magical abilities and knowledge, therefore since Dumbledore's magical abilities and knowledge were greater than Voldemort's then Dumbledore could push the boundaries of magic further than Voldemort ever could.
Chapter 36 of book 5 is titled, "The only one he ever feared", referring to Voldemort's fear of Dumbledore. He's afraid of Dumbledore for one simple reason: Dumbledore is Death.
“He could fool them all except the one he wanted” definitely sounds like a fanfic summary haha
Okay lauren.
Summary of 95% if Tomarry time-travel fanfics.
Well his proper plan for the “goblet of fire” was to kill Harry (the reason the port key was a double one was because of this first and proper plan) he was going to get polly juice potion of Harry and was because he would go back to hogwarts and kill dumbledore and then all Harry potters friends
How do you know that
Muskan Bansal JK confirmed this
Martijn Hoogendijk
Have you made sure it’s canon?
Are u sure thats not just a super carlin brother theory
This would have been a very risky plan. You can't apparate, so he would literally be stuck at hogwarts surrounded by ministry officials, powerful teachers not just from hogwarts and the students themselves. Maybe it works, but there's a big chance it doesn't.
Voldemort was the strongest in terms of raw power but all he did was use the killing curse on weaker beings who couldnt even put up a fight. He wasnt exactly a skilled duelist. Dumbledore on the other hand dueled other strong wizards in his life and knew so many tricks and rare magic that Tom wouldnt even understand. Dumbledore beat Grindelwald, owner of the elder wand using his vast magical abilities without even needing to kill him.
So yeah, Voldemort was scared that if they duel, Dumbledore would just deflect his killing curse and other dark magic for years. And at some point when Voldemort makes a tiny mistake Dumbledore would just take advantage and defeat him
Even in raw power Dumbledore would be stronger. He considered the goat of wizard world
You pretty much had it: Voldemort is afraid that Dumbledore would humiliate him, with his superior skill.
Even if that's not true, that's how someone like Voldemort thinks, that's why he had to make 7 horcruxes, and made a lake full of hundreds of dead zombie muggles to protect it.
It's like his bark is worse that his bite, and his bite is very bad, but Dumbledore and Harry don't bluff, they just win.
You're all mistaken very badly. Dumbledore was the strongest but in terms of being a wizard with knowledge voldemort was better, you clearly didnt know Dumbledore admitting voldemort "had advanced into so many fields of magic Even I would not be able to do"
Grindelwald was the 2nd strongest dark wizard but he isn't even comparerd to voldemort.
If voldemort had the elders wand he would easily beat Dumbledore unlike grindelwald.
What I'm saying is to clarify in the word of Harry potter, Dumbledore is overall the most powerful but voldemort was the best wizard in terms of knowledge and skill.
I don't think Voldemort was afraid of dueling with Dumbledore.
I believe that the reasons are in the fact that Dumbledore never truly feared him, and especially because, in his eyes, Voldemort could see the little boy in the orphanage that he was, and that he tried so hard to erase.
@@niklaus9678 i think Dumbledore said what he said about magic even he would not be able to do simply because he didn’t want to. He has a moral compass unlike Voldy who’s completely dark and nothing about him is good.
Voldemort was never a better wizard in knowledge and skill than Dumbledore, Dumbledore was better.
He also hated him due to the fact he knew his secrets early on he was never able to fool him again he always regretted making that mistake
Wait, wasn't because, unlike Voldemort, Dumbledore has lots of hair, beard and a large, defined, nose? 🤭
it was all because of that glorious beard
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Tom Riddle was very good looking once. He did his appearance to himself.
You mean 'crooked nose!'
I was gonna comment that voldemort hates Dumbledore cause he has a nose but you beat me to it 🤣🤣🤣
The answer is simple, because he couldn’t.
because they 3 are the same person in different timelines
@@guilhermecunha3363 Where'd you get that from?
Came to the comments to say the exact same thing
@JakeGaming4you YT nope.. Voldemort fears Albus Dumbledore the most
He couldn’t but snape could ? But snape got killed by Voldemort so would he be able to. I mean draco unarmed him and could’ve killed him right there and Voldemort is miles ahead of him so why couldn’t he. Doesn’t make sense
Everyone: you know who
Harry: Voldemort
Death eaters: the dark lord
Dumbledore: TOMMY BOI
In a really cool way, Dumbledore also represents Death in Harry Potter. What is Voldemort's greatest fear? Death.
Edit: Perhaps I should've added that in that same context, Voldemort represents the oldest of the 3 Peverell brothers, who thought he could best Death and bragged about it, only to be taken by him in the end. Dumbledore's wand, or at least it used to be, was the Elder Wand, and it's the one that killed Voldemort. Like Death, it was Dumbledore's plan to "gift" the Elder Wand in order to lead the fool to his demise.
Wow holy shit. I never thought of it this way. Very good analysis.
This comment should have more likes.
@@iamthesenate5769 yeah man
why isnt this a highlited comment
Who would represent the second brother then?
I think another major reason for Voldemort's hatred would be their differing philosophies on muggles and mugle-born. Dumbledore was probably the most powerful, well known, and respected advocate for the very same people whose suppression/elimination was one of Riddle's major goals.
So... Churchill Vs Adolf H ?
Pink bunny, Not even close. More like Heinrich Himmler vs. Martin Luther King Junior. Churchill and Hitler were both Anti-Semites. I mean, after all, why did the British government in WW II do nothing against the German camps when their aerial recognizance revealed them around 1940. Also, even then, why didn't they show it to the Americans until the end of the European theater long after the Americans and Soviets had discovered the camps via the ground campaigns. My point is Martin Luther King Junior was the most vocal supporter of racial equality, like how Dumbledore was the most vocal and influential supporter of magical equality, but like Luther never tried to ascend power in the government. While Voldemort, who, in my opinion, is closer to Himmler than Hitler. Himmler was the head of the SS and was the biggest supporter of German Supremacy. Just like how Voldemort was the most vocal supporter of pure-blood supremacy. Also, like Voldemort Heinrich Himmler never directly controlled the government of Nazi Germany and manipulated to get his way just like how Voldemort used the imperious curse to make the ministry do what he wants from the shadows.
Dr. Omnis I’m pretty sure what you just said about the uk is a lie
@@finnegandavitt2643 The US knew about the camps long time before the ground invasion. What did you want Britain to in 1940 against the camps bomb them and kill the prisoners in them, aerial photos alone don't show you the camps where killing chambers.
To be fair on Voldemort he gave it a good go at the ministry it wasnt for lack of trying
Best part of the entire book series for me. The duel is so cool.
He nearly killed him but Dumblodore had Fawkes there who took the shot.If he was alone the Headmaster would have died then and there.
i feel voldemort kinda exposed the ministry's dirty deeds to the public, because remember in goblit of fire when harry said he had returned, the ministry in there corrupt manner dismissed harry, because it would be kinda stupid to have your grand return all for the ministry to hide it? i feel tom was angry at the ministry as well too because they did alot of corrupted things
And let’s not forget, Dumbledore had the Elder Wand. And they were still kinda matched.
@@donjoe5285 but Dumbledore was already severely wounded before this fight happened, and he also had Harry the side to be concerned about. and in order to use a wand like the Elder Wand, i assume it requires its owner to possess much strong mental and magical abilities to use. Dumbledore is in his normal condition and really out for blood, he could totally beat Voldemort even without the Elder Wand.
“Choose” implies that he had the ability to do so.
he did...
@@HarryPotterFolklore losing to a teenager a gazillion times and running away and possessing Harry instead of continuing to fight Dumbledore the one time they faced off suggests otherwise.
what is worse is that the Dumbledore Voldemort did fight was already weakened by the cursed ring. yet in the book Dumbledore stalemated and had on the run Voldemort unlike in the film.
Make no mistake.Dumblodore stated he couldn't stop Prime Full Power Pre Fall Voldemort even though he had the Elder Wand
By the time Voldemort fought Dumbledore he had lost considerable amounts of his soul.SOUL.That is important to magic.Soul and consciousness NOT the body.People that say Dumbledore was poisoned and old therefore magically weaker are fools.
Furthermore both Dumbledore and Voldemort have statements vs Grindlewald and those statements clearly make Voldemort the more powerful of the two.Actually in the book Voldemort would have killed Dumblodore if Fawkes(a very powerful creature that helped him) didn't get hit by the curse instead,people think Dumblodore was easily dominating but the artwork of the fight(canon) showed Dumblodore having a very strained and angry expression,it clearly portrayed him as having lots of trouble.
For me when they actually fought Dumblodore was very slightly more powerful,at the best they achieved Voldemort is very slightly more powerful.And if Dumblodore used the darkness and Voldemort could understand the most powerful magic LOVE(literally btw) then who knows?...probably Voldemort btw,he has a little more natural raw power
At 7:00 u can see that dumbledore fell on the floor by the force of voldemort's power but dumbledore couldn't do anything to voldemort. He was only able to fight defensively and tried to cancel his attacks but never did any damage to the Dark lord. So, voldemort is much more powerful than him.
Always loved the scene in order of the Phoenix, when Dumbledore just enters through the flu network like a g...like wat up Tom, let’s fight
Dumbledore was the master of the Elder Wand, literally invincible in open combat. Voldemort may not have known the reason, but he must have had plenty of opportunity in the first wizarding war to see the effect.
Using Draco and Snape was a clever move since Dumbledore was going to be weak against those whom he cared about.
But being the unluckiest villain in history, he was once again defeated, mostly by pure coincidence.
*everyone else* "we must stop lord voldemort!!"
*Dumbledore* "who Tom?"
And Harry
I think he actually respected Dumbledore... He was the first person to tell him he was a wizard and kind of "saved" him from that orphanage... even though he outwardly hated him, I think he, deep inside, had some kind of respect for him, therefore wouldnt kill him, even if he could.
He would definitely have killed him if he could (he attempted to do just that in their Ministry duel), but he likely respected Dumbledore’s power, if nothing else.
Voldemort could've never killed Dumbledore even if he tried and he did but failed.
@@ultrafly100 wrong, he definitely try to but he couldn't kill Dumbledore and dumbledore wasn't even trying,he just want to delay him so that the ministry could witnessed that voldy is back
For me, the answer is a simple one. He was known for defeating one of the most powerful dark wizards; he was an elder with as much power as he had; he was a fatherly figure in a sense of the first master he had as disciplinarian. He had a hatred/respect relationship.
Exactly this. It’s not that Voldemort couldn’t beat dumbledore, Voldemort at his Peak was much stronger than dumbledore and grindlewald during thier battle. And this is a Voldemort without the elder wand.
Dumbledore would’ve been KILLED had not fawkes saved him. And he had the elder wand. Voldemort with the elder wand could only be defeated by one person, HARRY POTTER. That is the purpose of the story it was prophecy it was fate it was destiny it had to be HARRY POTTER at the time it did otherwise it never would’ve worked by anyone.. They had 1 shot at stopping Tempe most Evil Entitty ever and luckily they got it right. Dumbledore had to take a backseat and rely on prophecy because he himself simply could not do it. I don’t see how any of you don’t realize this.
@@superbuu122 people still think of albus as this unbeatable wizard. Albus could not beat volde with the elder wand. That is a HUGE difference. Voldemort is either same level as Albus or stronger, and idk how much more clear that can be... Volde is def not weaker than Albus.
@@johnchoi4473 Voldemort, had he not split horcruxes, would have been at least 7x stronger than prime Dumbledore. But, his fear of death caused him to weaken his soul and therefore his power, in order to be linked to the earthly realm of existence. Even still, volde was so powerful, even by weakening himself over and over again in order to stay linked to the earthly realm, he still struck fear into Dumbledore and STILL could do battle against him even when Dumbledore had the damn elder wand. Voldemort is clearly OP.
"IT WAS FOOLISH FOR U TO COME HERE TONIGHT TOM!" LEGENDARY.
Voldemort was again attempting to kill Dumbledore but he was more aggressive. He was throwing the Killing Curse often. He was disapparating to surprise Dumbledore. Dumbledore had help from Fawkes, the magical statues and ofcourse his own magic. But even then Dumbledore was more dynamic in his approach. He constantly tried to "capture" Voldemort and hold him back as compared to the movies.
Dumbledore had control of the situation imo. He had fawkes as back up too so he likely too advantage of that to encase Voldemort in water. It was a truly awesome duel
How Dumbledore called him Tom...
That hurt in his ego so much😂
Lol 😂 you got everybody clicking on read more 🤣🤣🤦🏽♂️
IT WAS FAKE?
I’m so annoyed lolololololololol
How many times we saw Harry thinking Dumbledore could see through him as if he was invisible? I think Voldemort felt the same thing many times during his time as a student in Hogwarts, and I'm pretty sure he hated that feeling, because he knew he could fool everyone around him except for Dumbledore, the only man who could see what he really was. I think if Voldemort doesn't mind looking like a snake is because he enjoys the fear he causes to others, and who's the only one he could never intimidate? Dumbledore even calls him "Tom", how insulting is that for someone who created a name everyone else is afraid to speak? I think he just realized he will never frighten Dumbledore as he sees him the way he is: just a poor orphan kid who used fear to bully and steal from others (this is his darkest secret, his insignificant past). And he never tried to kill Albus because he wasn't sure he could, and I think that drives him mad, as he's so arrogant!
He's scared of Dumbledore and doesn't know if he can actually beat him.
Voldemort couldn't beat Dumbledore anyway. Dumbledore took him to the learning tree at the Ministry of Magic in the fifth book/movie.
Voldemort is afraid to death, and in Harry Potter Movie, Dumbledore means Death.
I think it also played a role that Voldemort was not used to being given a challenge. He was always on top of his game with nobody being able to really challenge him, nor was anyone suicidal enough to even try.
So truly being challenged was new to him.
I think you pretty much nailed it. Two things I'd like to add: Dumbledore not only ruled him in and saw through him as a child, he also saw him at his most vulnerable point in life, as the lonely orphan who didn't know anything about the wizarding world, a brat who tyrannized his fellow orphans in petty childish schemes and who gleefully jumped at the opportunity to acchieve magical power - not in control of himself, careless, exposing far to much of his true colors to the much wiser and powerful man. Dumbledore constantly reminded him of that later by refusing to use his chosen name and to adress him by his muggle name Tom, thus emphasizing that he would always see the unloved evil child in him, malicious but vulnerable.
Another reason why he didn't go for him himself in book six was that it would have been a great risk, he still was a wanted crimminal and had the ministry against him at that point and Hogwarts was highly protected. He needed someone inside Hogwarts to even get at Dumbledore and he hesitated to risk exposing himself to be possibly cornered there by Dumbledore and a buch of Aurors.
The true hatred comes from being corrected by Dumbledore and always holding a grudge from it. I also believe Tom Riddle was confused as to why Dumbledore never ascended and took over the wizarding world. He had all the power and capabilities but Riddle born with no love or conception of love couldnt understand it. Why would the most powerful wizard remain a school teacher and not rule the world. I believe Tom even asked Dumbledore this very question when he visited the school trying to become the next defense against the dark arts teacher. He left the Ravenclaws item in the room of requirement and put a curse on the teaching position he coveted.
He hated Dumbledore because he was a better wizard and he greatly respected by the wizard community. Voldemort being a bully and abusing his power doesn't make you are a great wizard or being respected . It just makes you a jackass.
@mattajas Voldemort RAN. He ran because was about to be crushed
Tbf... it made him a dark lord with hundreds of followers.
Voldemort was a jackass, while Dumbledore was a badass! 😎😂😂
@@DaygoKid94 So being nice and putting up a fake respectable character w ok uldve got him the country peacefully. Its pretty clear that the MOM is super incompetent it wouldnt be hard at all. For him to have slowly inserted himself into power the legitimate way. Which would've made him far harder to remove then his little terrorist cult plan.
@@MasterOfTheElements and Snape was just a ass
9:30 the books literally state that he chose draco malfoy to punish the malfoys, not even because he had easy access to hogwarts, soley as punishment...
Draco was meant to fail. Narcissa's Unbreakable Vow with Snape was the insurance policy to make sure Draco survived.
Speaking of hatred. What were the emotions of Harry when he saw Snape’s memories? What was going through his mind when he learned the truth? There was no doubt Harry had ill feelings towards Snape. Especially after killing Dumbledore. Psychologically, where was he at? Mentally? Emotionally?
I think he was stunned at the story of his mother's friendship with Snape, and perhaps overwhelmed by how destiny was always taking everybody to this moment. Later on, he probabky wished Snape had lived so he could ask him for more memories of Lily.
If there is ever another film series, or a TV series, of HP, I'd Love for the audience to see Harry's reaction to Snape's memories. We would see Harry change from viewing him with bitterness and suspicion, then to curiosity and confusion, and finally to utter grief and empathy. Seeing Snape mourn for Lily, while Harry breaks down and silently mourns for Snape in the background, pointlessly trying to reach out to him through the barrier of the memory and into the past to console him, would be especially poignant.
Harry: Did you know, sir? Then?
Dumbledore: Did I know that I just met the most dangerous dark wizard of all time? No. If I had...
I think that Voldemort was too proud, he didn’t want to admit that he failed so he use someone else to get his jobs done for him as an excuse. Lots of evil people do that.
Often wondered y at the end of goblet ,y didn't Dumbledore take out Harry's memories of the graveyard ordeal when the dark lord returned. Put them into the pensive, and let fudge look at them. That would be proof of everything
Good point
I think both Dumbledore and Fudge knew that memories can be altered (as seen clearly with Slughorn’s memory with young Tom on Horcruxes). Also remember that at that time, Fudge was extremely arrogant and anti Dumbledore, and he genuinely thought and feared Dumbledore wanted his position as Minister of Magic.
@@AS-jc8sg copy cat
Who are you and how are you so wise in way of fanfic and science?????
@@AS-jc8sg fudge was just a fool it's bcuz of dumbles that he became the minister of magic in the first place how could he think that
In general, I suspect Dumbledore uses Legilimency much more than anybody realizes, even to the point of being unethical. Possibly he didn't always do that...I suspect, up until Voldemort came along, Albus didn't use Legilimency because he felt it was invasive & can be a violation. He came to regret this choice after Voldemort rose to power. He felt/realized, if he had any idea what Tom had been planning (and, let's not forget, he likely made his first Horcrux while still at Hogwart's), he might have been able to stop him, saving hundreds of lives. That was enough to get Albus to get over his ethical concerns, and start probing just about every mind he encountered. He got very good at not acting directly on the information he gathered, unless it was really important. It explains how he's able to know so much about what's going on at Hogwarts!
Remember in the books in the dual between voldy and Dumbledore, dumbledore was constantly teaching voldy that there are worst things than dead. SUCH A BOSS
I thought one of the reasons that Voldemort hates Dumbledore is because Dumbledore rejected Voldemort when he wanted to teach at hogwarts? 🤷🏻♂️
Lol why does that sound like a good reason😂😂
@@zhysweets7328 I mean he was so pissed that he put a curse on the teaching position
I'm sure that was a pretty large factor. It was humiliating and I'm quite sure it ruined some atrocious plans.
It is definitely a contributing factor!
I thought he never do it Beciase he was scared of Dumbledore because Dumbledore was the only one that could beat him in a duel
Yeah despite the fact that Voldemort was fearless, intelligent and manipulative however he had some weaknesses.
@@samuelprusa817 *many weaknesses... he's too arrogant for his own good
@@samuelprusa817 Fearless is not what i would call Voldemort he seems cowardly really, only fights those he knows he can beat with no risk, he always has he goons with him and seemed to get really disturbed and scared when he could not kill Harry.
@@komokosai yes that is true. I think Voldemort's greed was also a weakness.
In short he has many weaknesses, despite claiming to have almost none.
"A true victory is to make your enemy see that they were wrong to oppose you in the first place. To force them to acknowledge your greatness."
- Gul Dukat (Star Trek DS9)
My own theory was since Tom Riddle was conceived via love potions that it had effects on him before he was even growing in his mother’s belly. I feel like any child conceived that way will have no chance with love or empathy. In his case he came from a powerful family and thus cause more damage as he got older. I’m sure if he wasn’t conceived through many love potions that he prolly would be a different person.
I do believe he hated his former teacher purely because he could see right through him. Even Harry Potter said the same thing about Tom. Im sure calling him Tom was a way to get him flustered and angry too. You make more mistakes and loose a battle because you act hasty and overlook many things. It was a strategy to win.
Lastly with Dumbledoor, from what I recall about his own youth/past, he made some horrendous mistakes. He hurt many people. That’s why he could see through Tom. He once had that mindset for a phase of his life. Albus could have easily been a dark wizard but stopped and took a different path. Prolly why he kept tabs on Tom and wanted to help but didn’t know how since Tom was set on his path.
But that’s just my theory and how I perceived the backstory.
Now I want to have some love potions between us
When it comes to Dumbledore reading Tom of course it helped that they had had that first encounter and that Dumbledore and Tom were actually similar in power and arrogance. At least Dumbledore was arrogante at that age. I also think this is one reason he didn't move more directly on Tom to expose him. He had leaned so Tom might too.
What if Dumbledore didn’t die? Assuming the curse didn’t kill him, and he found a cure. How would he help In final battle?
Dumbledore would have been taking out Death Eaters galore, keeping them away from Harry and Neville, so they could fulfill their destinies.
@@DBSG1976 it was only Harry's destiny
@@DBSG1976 it could of been Nevilles , but voldemort chose to mark Harry as his equal
Their would be no grand battle in the finale, Voldemort would never have made such a big move against Hogwarts while Dumbledore still lived.
@@RomanHistoryFan476AD Finally someone who think
The actor who played Voldemort added some flare to his character, there was this stylish way he held his wand that exudes class. I was always excited seeing him wave his wand
You know, what I love... is how Harry embodies Dumbledore in the end of the the series and humanizes Voldemort, calling him Tom. And ultimately tries to extend love and healing his soul, but Tom claims selfishness, as always
This has always been in my mind!
You’re FiRsT
Jennifer Church oooo
So you just randomly think “why does Voldemort hate Dumbledore” everyday?😂
That is thinking forward @Kypriee TV
I have watched the new intro so many times, yet it chaches my eye everytime. It is really amazing.
What if Remus Lupin never became a werewolf?
What if Leta Lestrange never switched the babies?
Always loved how dumbledore called him "TOM" lmao dumbledore gangsta 💯
He was afraid? Also, can u xplain vampires in harry potter? Im so confused
i don't think Voldy could beat Dumbledore (see Ministry fight Order of the Phoenix). Sending a pupil had the advantage they could get into the school and Dumbledore would not hurt a child. I think more than anything this was to test Draco and see if he was all mouth and no action (he was). Voldy doesn't seem to be the 'forgive and forget' kinda guy, so I think Lucius was never going to be treated with anything other than contempt by everyone; as he's lost Voldy's favour.
Yep
Agreed 👍
I find it quite amusing, Voldemort being described as an insecure teen
It should have been something like this...
Albus : It was foolish of you to here tonight Tim!!
Voldemort : Hey...Its Tom....i mean Lord Volde...
Albus : IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT YOUR NAME IS!!!!
Do you smell what albus is cooking?
Clearly voldi couldn't poor guy😂
I think the new intro is really cool!
He hated Dumbledore because Dumbledore was a representation of LOVE: the GOOD that was Missing and Needed by Voldemort, Snape, Harry, and Draco...
Of these, only Voldemorte truly could not accept that relationship, and an Extreme reaction to LOVE is Hate.
But he also couldn't kill the Object of that relationship, because then he would be alone.
I love how you put it that way. Adds to my thoughts.
He wouldn't be alone with his death eaters.
I have always wondered this too. Seems strange, he saved Tom and yet he hated him so much. But maybe Tom also respected Albus in a way and could't not kill him because of that bond between them. By the way: The movies may not be canon to you, good sir, but damn they are amazingly done 😍
I was just thinking of that. Voldemort might have respect for dumbledore. If it weren’t for dumbledore he wouldn’t have been this great dark wizard.
Couldn't kill kill him because he can't. Movies are canon but not full canon.
Just to make it clear: books are canon. End of story.
I read that Tom Riddle wanted to be a defense against the dark arts teacher but the headmaster at the time said he was too young he came back later on and Dumbledore told Tom no he couldn’t be a teacher. Tom then put a curse on the teaching position making no person to last more than a year
You cannot deny minister, Dumbledore's got STYLE. I AGREE
Voldemort hated Dumbledore because Dumbledore had access to the elixir of immortality, via his friend Nicholas Flamel.
That got broke on harrys first year
@@Carlcoolice which still accounts for the vast majority of Voldemort and Dumbledore's interaction. Remember that for year 1-4 Voldemort and Dumbledore never met.
Dumbledore see through him, it scares him, he can't get this most powerful wizard on his side through deception
I find it ironic that he hated Albus so much. The man found him, made a connection with him immediately, told him what he was and that there was a place he could go surrounded by people just like him where he could learn to master that which made him special. I would think he'd view Dumbledore as his savior, his hero even, but instead he saw him as a threat and all because he knew he couldn't bully him or easily defeat him. It'd be like if Anakin grew to despise Qui-Gon for doing the same with him, though I guess he did go on to become his universes Voldemort anyway.
I think it was partly jealousy and spite that dumbledoor was already all the things Voldermort wanted to be & dumbledoor didn't want it... If only he knew that dumbledoor also seeked power in his early years.. Tom may have tried to corrupt him also
Psychos aren't known for their gratitude and good faith.
Dumbledore and Obi-wan are masters of trolling their dark apprentices even if Anakin fall because of his fear to lose his loved-ones.
If qui gon was anakin's masters I dont think he would if turned
@@ruckas3435 I've been saying that for years.
omg I have been waiting for this! Your explanations are so clear!
I have been there before home from work knew time TV show now I'm just gonna go back from
3 MINUTES AGO!
EARLY!
I think he was afraid....
Because it was maybe Hermione who said 'Harry, they say that Dumbledore was the
only one who You-Know-Who was afraid of.'
I was definitely missing the fact in the video that Dumbledore was an advocate for friendly collaboration between muggles, witches&wizards, merpeople, centaurs, goblins, etc. in a society that was still rooted in the belief of the superiority of pureblood Wizards. Voldemort and his Death Eaters were Pureblood extremists but they could only come that far during the first and second war in the first place because people like Fudge and the ministry itself still valued the purity of blood so much, just think of the golden statue in the ministry of the wizard, the witch, the centaur, the goblin and the house elf or how Arthur Weasly was looked down upon by large parts of the ministry because he was so fascinated by muggles. I would also guess that stuck-up pureblood supremacists considered Dumbledore to lack a wizard's dignity because of his eccentric attitude which was in contrast to his immense power.
What if Voldemort broke an unbreakable vow while still having his horcruxes?
Perhaps his horcruxes would be destroyed if he broke the vow
Why Voldemort hated Dumbledore
Me: He refused to give him the DADA teachers position at Hogwarts
Thank you for making the best content on TH-cam. Video Idea: What if Harry Potter was a squib?
What if Dumbledore raised Harry.
Dan H that would be crazy
He raised him as a pig for slaughter have you ever heard of that
@@goldenhd9656 no Dumbledore knew harry wouldn't die but he told snape that harry had to die so that when harry found out he could whole heartedly sacrifice himself believing he was to die and so therefore protecting everyone at hogwarts in the battle. But Dumbledore knew harry wouldn't die actually die
@@midnightmoon9511 Dumbledore has plans. In the last part of the goblet of fire, he knew then that the success of Harry's survival of his death at the hands of Voldemort is secured already. So, he has nothing to worry about that anymore.
It will become harilord
Dumbledore was stronger in my opinion he hold him off and he didnt look scared he knew what he was doing but he knew that it was up to Harry to end him
But Voldemort was still to powerful to hunt down because he had so many around him and Voldemort didn't care about cheating if it was worth it
Voldemort was running from Dumbledore while Dumbledore was trying to hold an eye on him
Best comment on here!
Nah Voldy was more powerful but Dumbledore was more skilled.
Basically it's because he knew within he couldn't kill Dumbledore even at his old age.
Dumbledore's or Tom's age? Cause i think by wizarding standards 70(Tom) is still considered young since they can live up to their mid to late 100s at most
@@sissysovereign1294 Dumbledore's age
Actually I feel like it's not entirely Voldemorts fault that he was this evil. Voldemort's mother Merope also was responsible. She gave love potion to Mr Tom Riddle and ultimately the young Riddle(voldemort) couldn't feel love because he wasn't born from actual love
Nonsense, the reason Voldemort can't feel love is he created his first Horcrux when he was just 16 years old. He messed up his psychological development at an early age and then doubled down.
@@DaDunge you are saying nonsense. The fact he was made from artificial love was the reason he couldn't feel love. It was mentioned indirectly in the half blood prince
@@pakerhaque8688 Really? Page number and paragraph.
Heck Dumbledore doesn't even know for certain that she used a love potion. It could have been the imperius curse.
@@DaDunge He said it's more probable the option, more romantic and put him under (who'd refuse a nice cup of drink, cold or hot depending on the season?)
@@pakerhaque8688 Voldemort was conceived with a love potion. When a child is conceived using that method( love potion, deception) the ensuing child cannot physically or mentally process or understand love at all. It is a consequence for taking someone’s free will.
Voldemort’s mom was tormented by her family, dad and brother. She longed to be loved and acccepted and escape. When opportunity presented itself, she left them and made a love potion for the man she adored. And had his child.. and thought he would have loved her by then or at least wouldn’t leave her because she was pregnant. She was wrong.
She single handidly, because of her selfish action to remove someone else’s free will, which is absolutely wrong, equated to literal rape, Voldemort’s dad couldn’t say no, cursed her family and so many others. So many people died which can be traced back to the single event of her having the baby from a love potion. Crazy
Never disappointed mate great work,I also felt that in his own twisted way he respected Dumbledore, as one great warrior would respect another even though that warrior my be your enemy.
I do like how Dumbledore always called him ‘Tom’ and not ‘Lord Voldemort’. It gives off the Obiwan-Anakin vibe of the continual superiority of the master over the student.
Please do "What if dumbledore was alive during the battle of Hogwarts" !!
Lewis the war would have been over waaay quicker
There would have been no war ,mostly voldy had not dared to attack due to presence of Dumbledore and lack of elder wand
even if he did attacked, dumbledore didn't had let students fight like this ..
So either his protection spell would have been absolute, or he had transferred everyone to safety ,
He could have been, if I was Dumbledore I would have cut off my hand the moment I was cursed!
The reason he hated Dumbledore was because he kept calling him Tom
I'm just curious how Voldermort couldn't figure out Dumbledore had the Elder Wand the the moment Gregorovitch(sp) told him that that Grindlewald stole it since the duel between them was a famous event...no, he had to break into a prison and question Grindlewald to figure it out, lmao
Wouldn't it be interesting if Voldemort was the oldest brother mentioned in the movie. The power consumed him and the elder wand became his death. We saw something similar, that Voldemort got the want from Snape, who got it from Dumbledore. I failed to mention in the start that it is of course the oldest of the Peverell brothers in the Deathly Hallows.
Without watching the video, iirc Voldemort has a massive ego and is a control freak. Dumbledore is a man more powerful than he is and Voldemort has absolutely no hold on him.
Plus, Dumbledore rejects him for DADA. Pretty sure Dumbledore is the only one who can reject Voldemort for anything and live to tell the tale. That pisses Voldemort off.
Simple Dumbledore had the elder wand and was the strongest wizard alive I’m also pretty shore he was the only person to win a dual to someone with the elder wand
Edit: I completely forget that Voldemort had no idea where the elder wand was but he know Dumbledore wouldn’t even have to try to win a dual to Voldemort you could tell in the order of the Phoenix
Voldemort was dueling to kill while Dumbledore was dueling to distract him. Upon realizing this, Voldemort's worst fears were confirmed and he needed other ways of taking Dumbledore down.
@@nahor88 exactly thank you, you are the only person to use facts against theory yt with no proof
@@nahor88 If i am right this was written somewhere in the order of the Phoenix maybe
Voldemort didnt know Dumbledore had the elder wand. Voldemort was scared bc deep doen he know that Dumbledore was the superior duelist, leader and wizard. (Tho he would never admit that 😂)
Yeah, it was because of the elder wand. Voldemort likely was Dumbledore's equal, but the elder wand always kept him at the advantage. Which Voldemort wasn't aware that he had the elder wand, so when they finally faced off and he failed, it made him doubt himself.
When he finally figured it out, his ego inflated even more because he finally had a reason why Dumbledore always had the advantage.
Voldemort did technically kill Dumbledore though. The curse he put on the ring was going to kill Albus no matter what. Which is the only reason Dumbledore asked Snape to kill him. It would save Draco, put Snape in Voldemorts full trust and everything could go forward as planned.
Could Voldemort know, physically, when each horcrux was destroyed? Or did he just assume that they were being destroyed after finding the ring gone?
He knew, physically and mentally
We saw it in the3 movie,, its like it caused him pain
Congratulations Becky! ! I think it was stated in the book that Dumbledore theorized that because Voldemort had become so inhumane, he most likely wouldn’t feel it
My favorite period of time in the whole series is in the 1970’s. I would love to eventually see an analysis video focusing on the feud between the mauraders and snape. I’m aware that this topic was covered in multiple videos, but a whole video focused on it would be cool!
Dumbledore was clearly just a better wizard he had more time to practice magic since they said he was about 115 when he died and Voldemort 71, so thats a whole 44 years of practice he had on em already
Dumbledore was a better and more able wizard overall, but Voldy is no noob either... so given the chance and maybe with a bit of luck he might have defeated Dumbledore, even considering the headmaster wasn't in his prime anymore.
Merlin was far greater than them both
@@alexc5369 no
@@JohnSmith-nu4ix explain?
Dumbledore always valued love over hatred_good over evil. Somehow in the bottom of heart Voldemort knew what Dumbledore said _could_ be true but he never belived. He said he was above all the powers of love and good and that turned out to be *WRONG*
I think its arrogance and pride that Tom was just a very hurt little boy who could never admit his philosophy of power was wrong and just constantly doubled down on it. He could never accept Dumbledore's ideas because it would mean admitting his philsophy behind magic and his world view was wrong. Voldemort is powerful but power is not everything, power is nothing without meaning or truth and you become a slave to your own fear. Voldemort can only control his followers through fear but Dumbledore commands respect and leads through love, he has nothing to prove to himself or others and would likely be overjoyed if he helped someone surpass himself.
@@krel3358 that's what I said
*Everyone: He who must not be named*
*Harry Potter: Voldemort*
*Dumbledore: Tom.....is that you?*
The fight portrayed in OOTP movie did not match the book. In the movie, it looked like Dumbledore was struggling to fight Voldemort. In the book, he was handling him effortlessly. I was...disappointed...
Because it would be literally impossible without it being planned
The chapter title says it all "the only one he ever feared"
I always thought it was because Voldemort thought Dumbledore might know more about why trying to kill Harry backfired so badly and that the prophecy could have contained critical information Dumbledore had and he had not.