One fact- Voldemort (Behind Quirell's head) never realized that Snape was a double agent. Quirell said that Snape was muttering a counter curse and saved Harry during quiddich match.
When Voldemort came back Snape had explained this to him- by switching sides and being good, he kept himself out of Azkaban and had years of information to give back to Voldemort if and when he returned. His story to Voldemort that his cover had to be absolute, to the point where he had to save Harry so Dumbledore wouldn’t suspect him.
@@erhhsdhh2099 also Voldemort did not reveal himself to Snape or any other deatheater like Lucius because he wasn't sure who was loyal and who really betrayed him like for example Karkarov and some of his followers at this point believed that Harry will be new more powerful dark lord to lead them.
@@eveyk.1204 Don't look at a made-up story about magicians in a non-real world that wasn't really well-prepared like we are talking about scientific facts. Just enjoy the story telling while realising it's not all make sense anyway.
@@Eden_Rubin_Music No I think it's a fair thing to point out. Literary devices and story structure are not correlated to the aesthetic choices of a story. If you took this approach to every story, moments wouldn't hit as hard because you know the author is playing fast and loose with a story's continuity. If this story wasn't about wizards, this would still be a plot hole if the main villain had heard one of his supposed lackies was aiding the hero from the beginning but still trusted him. This "just turn off your brain and enjoy the movie" mindset is why we have been having a critical reading literacy problem. Also, JK famously likes to say she has had things planned from the beginning when she time and time again proves she didn't. She claimed she had Dumbledore as gay from the beginning. She claims Nagini was a shapeshifting carnival lady from the beginning. She claims Horcruxes were designed from the beginning. And once again we have an example of her tripping over her own continuity. If you don't point out these flaws, the author never improves, and considering how much universal praise JK got during Harry Potter's initial run, it seems she never learned from her own writing shortcomings.
Snape was so misunderstood. During this movie and half blood prince. He behaved so suspicious and chose eventually Voldemort's side. But in the end it was all dumbledore's plan. To put him in as a double agent. Voldemort never expected that even when Snape died.
He had to play the villain role so well that he fooled the good guys just as much if not more so than the bad guys. Snape more or less had to act like a miserable jerk to make sure nobody doubted their thoughts that he was bad for if anyone saw a human side of him and Voldemort peeked into their minds his loyalty would be put into question. Snape was like Itachi Uchiha, he had to play the bad guy role for the sake of the world and died doing it.
He had to play the villain role so well that he fooled the good guys just as much if not more so than the bad guys. Snape more or less had to act like a miserable jerk to make sure nobody doubted their thoughts that he was bad for if anyone saw a human side of him and Voldemort peeked into their minds his loyalty would be put into question. Snape was like Itachi Uchiha, he had to play the bad guy role for the sake of the world and died doing it.
5:335:53 the scenes when Quirrel was screaming and burning. Idk but even though I know he had his karma in the scenes but watching him burning away to dust still really breaks my heart 💔🥲
So evil how Voldemort plays on Harry's emotions by promising to bring his parents back knowing how much harry desires to have his parents back and has no intention of keeping his word.
What I liked about this take on Voldemort was how serious he was, and he just, sounds exactly like Tom Marvolo Riddle, sadistic, manipulative, and evil. I hate what they did to him in Movie 4 and later, this was THE perfect Voldemort.
Here’s how I would’ve done this scene: Voldemort: Don't be a fool. Why suffer a horrific death when you can join me and live? Harry: [shakes his head] Never! Voldemort: Haha. Bravery. Your parents had it too. Tell me, Harry, would you like to see your mother and father again? Together, we can bring them back. [In the mirror, Harry's parents appear in the reflection.] All I ask for is something in return. [Harry takes the Stone from his pocket.] That's it, Harry. There is no good and evil. There is only power, and those too weak to seek it. Together, we'll do extraordinary things. Just give me the Stone! [James and Lily Potter fade from the reflection] Harry: You liar! Voldemort: It's treason, then.
Snape wasn't a good person, with the books and movies combined snape did some good things but at the end of the day he didnt love lily, he simped and was obsessed with her and was a creep, was prejudiced against muggles like Lily and anybody who wasn't a Slytherin, called her a mudblood, is a grown man who tormented literal children like Ron, Hermione, Neville and especially Harry most of all The truth is if snape really loved Lily he would have treated Harry better but didn't all because he happened to be the son of James who he never even got a chance to meet and Rowling herself said if Snape didn't "love" Lily he wouldn't have done all the things he did to help defeat Voldemort, And he sniched to Voldemort about the prophecy which came back to bite him for the rest of his life because that's what caused lily and Jame's death, You know what they say, Golden snitches get stitches
This is the Voldemort we should have had. Ralph Fiennes is a good actor but I just think he didn’t fit the bill and overacted which made Voldemort more a joke.
Except for the Atonement of Jesus Christ. As He was the first person to be resurrected from the dead, so will all of mankind. Both old and young, both bond and free, both male and female, both the wicked and the righteous.
It's not Harry's fault, when Voldemort returned to Hogwarts decades before this, he requested tobe a DADA teacher, but Dumbledore refused to offer him that role cause he suspected his intentions already, and Voldemort as retaliation cursed that job so that no DADA teacher would last longer than one year teaching at Hogwarts. The curse was broken and lifted once Voldemort died for good.
For the record, in case you didn't see it here, Quirrell was killed by Harry's touch. Lockhart was a fraud. Lupin wasn't fired. He resigned. Barty Crouch Jr. was posing as Moody. Umbridge got what she deserved!! And Snape took over for Dumbledore as Headmaster of Hogwarts. You call that by being fired by Harry? Most of these teachers brought it on themselves.
I watched this in the cinema with my sister when I was 7 and she was 6 and she was so scared and petrified of Voldemort!!!!! She had nightmares and couldn't sleep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In the book, did Quirrell's hatred, ambition, and greed have anything to do with his suffering? Also, I would've said "I saw myself holding the stone." That's true and uninformative about having it. Voldemort couldn't say "He lies".
One question I have is how did Voldemort even know about the sorcerer stones existence and because he knew why didn’t he go after Nicholas Flamel while he was still Tom Riddle, or his first rise to power
@@sarikajoshi7156 but still the sorcerer stone he’s probably like the most powerful object in the Wizard in world right after the deathly hallows. I’m sure Voldemort would’ve gone after it sooner but he didn’t until he needed to get a physical body, but I still don’t get why he didn’t go after it before they’re his first rise to power
@@jonathantorres4085the sixth book explains why. Harry asks about the sorcerer's stone and Dumbledore tells him that Voldemort chose the horcruxes over it so he wouldn't be dependent. Because with the sorcerer's stone you had to keep making the elixir of life and Voldemort didn't want to rely solely on that.
@@HumbleTeller well then Voldemort should’ve also collected not just the elder wand the Resurrection stone and the cloak of invisibility to become the master of death. I think that’s why Harry was able to survive in the forbidden forest not just because he was the master of the elder wand, but because he own all physically all three of the deathly hallows.
@@jonathantorres4085 Harry surviving is solely because of Lily's protection is still being active in Voldemort's blood. (In goblet of fire voldy used harry's blood for his new body therefore keeping lily's protection active) Deathly Hallows are just very powerful magical objects that humans made not death itself.
Flicking through the tv channels just now and the opening scene of this came on and it just suddenly hit me that all three of the actors (Mcgoningal, Dumbeldor and Hagrid) are now all dead!
Quirrel is one of my favorites because he hides a face that makes him appear in invisible places and very easily gets to the bottom to the top before anyone harry tries to get Voldemort to get the face and off wow he did not expect to blow Quirrel instead of Voldemort but between two hands on same body is a nightmare but extremely bravery
“No it can’t be, Snape he was the on-“ “Yes he does seem the type doesn’t he? Well next to him who would suspect p-p-p-poor s-s-s-stuttering Professor Quirrell?” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Didn't Snape just get outed here in Book 1? How come Voldemort continued to trust Snape after Quirrell's little speech? Anyone? Maybe I have to read the books again.
This is explained at the start of book 6 Voldy didn't know if he could still trust Snape or if he'd changed sides, and being in such a weak state he didn't want to risk revealing himself. Meanwhile Snape (supposedly) wasn't aware that Quirrell was working for Voldy and though he just wanted the stone for himself. So Snape kept his cover and followed Dumbledore's orders to protect Harry and the Stone. He later defended himself by saying he wasn't aware that Quirrell and Voldy were working together, and that of course he would have helped them if only they'd let him in on the plan. Bella doesn't believe him and Snape points out that if Voldy didn't trust him then he'd surely be dead right now. But it turns out that with Snape being a master occlumens he was able to shield his true allegiance from Voldy this whole time.
voldemort couldn't touch harry cause of his mom's protection, and since Quirrell was sharing his soul with him, he couldn't touch harry either, so he was burned at his touch.
If im not mistaken its because Lily's sacrifice forbade voldemort from touching harry. That's why voldy needed Harry's blood when he got his body back in the cemetery to disable this part of the magic.
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Harry: Snape was trying to save me?
Me: Oh, you have no idea.
Always
Imagine if voldemort heard that
He would’ve won if he knew snape was a fraud
One fact-
Voldemort (Behind Quirell's head) never realized that Snape was a double agent.
Quirell said that Snape was muttering a counter curse and saved Harry during quiddich match.
When Voldemort came back Snape had explained this to him- by switching sides and being good, he kept himself out of Azkaban and had years of information to give back to Voldemort if and when he returned. His story to Voldemort that his cover had to be absolute, to the point where he had to save Harry so Dumbledore wouldn’t suspect him.
@@erhhsdhh2099 also Voldemort did not reveal himself to Snape or any other deatheater like Lucius because he wasn't sure who was loyal and who really betrayed him like for example Karkarov and some of his followers at this point believed that Harry will be new more powerful dark lord to lead them.
@@erhhsdhh2099Yes.
Voldemort hearing Snape protected Harry since the beginning..😅
Right!!!
Pathetic plot contradiction.....
Snape must have explained do him that it was all part of the plan to gain Harry's trust
@@eveyk.1204
Don't look at a made-up story about magicians in a non-real world that wasn't really well-prepared like we are talking about scientific facts. Just enjoy the story telling while realising it's not all make sense anyway.
@@Eden_Rubin_Music No I think it's a fair thing to point out. Literary devices and story structure are not correlated to the aesthetic choices of a story. If you took this approach to every story, moments wouldn't hit as hard because you know the author is playing fast and loose with a story's continuity. If this story wasn't about wizards, this would still be a plot hole if the main villain had heard one of his supposed lackies was aiding the hero from the beginning but still trusted him. This "just turn off your brain and enjoy the movie" mindset is why we have been having a critical reading literacy problem.
Also, JK famously likes to say she has had things planned from the beginning when she time and time again proves she didn't. She claimed she had Dumbledore as gay from the beginning. She claims Nagini was a shapeshifting carnival lady from the beginning. She claims Horcruxes were designed from the beginning. And once again we have an example of her tripping over her own continuity. If you don't point out these flaws, the author never improves, and considering how much universal praise JK got during Harry Potter's initial run, it seems she never learned from her own writing shortcomings.
5:27 That Face used to terrify me
Me too, this is the most terrifying version of Voldemort, but it is also the closest one to the books i would say.
For a second, when Quirril was breaking apart, he kind of resembled Imhotep from the first Mummy movie.
Snape was so misunderstood. During this movie and half blood prince. He behaved so suspicious and chose eventually Voldemort's side. But in the end it was all dumbledore's plan. To put him in as a double agent. Voldemort never expected that even when Snape died.
He had to play the villain role so well that he fooled the good guys just as much if not more so than the bad guys. Snape more or less had to act like a miserable jerk to make sure nobody doubted their thoughts that he was bad for if anyone saw a human side of him and Voldemort peeked into their minds his loyalty would be put into question. Snape was like Itachi Uchiha, he had to play the bad guy role for the sake of the world and died doing it.
He had to play the villain role so well that he fooled the good guys just as much if not more so than the bad guys. Snape more or less had to act like a miserable jerk to make sure nobody doubted their thoughts that he was bad for if anyone saw a human side of him and Voldemort peeked into their minds his loyalty would be put into question. Snape was like Itachi Uchiha, he had to play the bad guy role for the sake of the world and died doing it.
5:33 5:53 the scenes when Quirrel was screaming and burning. Idk but even though I know he had his karma in the scenes but watching him burning away to dust still really breaks my heart 💔🥲
He was so funny and kind. I wish he survived and remained good
he was sweet and kind but also young, naive and hence vulnerable
This brings back so much memories of Harry potter
So evil how Voldemort plays on Harry's emotions by promising to bring his parents back knowing how much harry desires to have his parents back and has no intention of keeping his word.
@@alexbarron3831 emotionally manipulation. And Voldemort and Palpatine are quite similar.
@@masterm537 I agree
@@MultiTcherry 2 cinematic versions of the devil.
1:54 that tone of voice would terrify me
Really? The first movie is full of acting flaws. It’s a comedy film.
That tone would’ve got him killed if he was yelling at me like that
I love the way Harry just attacks his face 😂 5:48
I wish I could do the same to Candace from Phineas and Ferb
6:03 he turned to sand haha. Wait that can’t happen to us can it?
@@kingkrool1935 Phineas: Ferb, we're gonna need a dustpan and some glue.
Harry went for the head
@@garrettscott6948 Me too. She's the character I hate the most.
Harry should have say to Voldemort by crying and angry for his parents’ deaths: Murderer.
What I liked about this take on Voldemort was how serious he was, and he just, sounds exactly like Tom Marvolo Riddle, sadistic, manipulative, and evil.
I hate what they did to him in Movie 4 and later, this was THE perfect Voldemort.
I wish Voldemort had looked like this when he returned.
I wished he had the same hissing voice in the later movies.
Yeah, I don’t like that he is a cool fun villain. I find this version of Voldemort far more superior.
Yes but without the nose
Who else thinks Quirrell should have survived, reformed and reverted back to his shy, clumsy but friendly, stuttering self?
Me!
Alas... the fate of all those who take up Defense Against the Dark Arts position-- always tragic.
@@DakariKingMykan Some funny and satisfying. In this case, Gilderoy Lockhart and Dolores Umbridge
@@braedenbaker2880 Lockhart especially-- the crook!
@@DakariKingMykan And Umbridge - the true liar!
5:18 Superman 🦸♂️
More like Sith Leap
That flying towards him at mach 5 speed is…funnier than I remembered…bless early 2000 movie effects
Right? 😂
More like lex luthor
All we need is Palpatine’s growl as Quirrell flies towards Harry! 😂
the movie came out six days b4 my seventh birthday & 6:43 scared the shit outta me
Great beasties, what's happened to his head?! It's on BACKWARDS!
Hahah!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Spaceballs line!
Why didn't somebody tell me my @$$ was so big?!
Here’s how I would’ve done this scene:
Voldemort: Don't be a fool. Why suffer a horrific death when you can join me and live?
Harry: [shakes his head] Never!
Voldemort: Haha. Bravery. Your parents had it too. Tell me, Harry, would you like to see your mother and father again? Together, we can bring them back. [In the mirror, Harry's parents appear in the reflection.] All I ask for is something in return. [Harry takes the Stone from his pocket.] That's it, Harry. There is no good and evil. There is only power, and those too weak to seek it. Together, we'll do extraordinary things. Just give me the Stone! [James and Lily Potter fade from the reflection]
Harry: You liar!
Voldemort: It's treason, then.
Lol I think this was the first movie to really scare me when I was little, especially the forest part.
6:04 he turned to sandman haha. Wait, that can’t happen to us can it?
No it is CGI.
@@JudgeDunfeeTheParkitecter it was a joke
Omg❤❤❤❤❤Daniel Radcliffe was so cute ❤❤❤❤
Ian hart is a better voldemort than ralph
Snape wasn't a good person, with the books and movies combined snape did some good things but at the end of the day he didnt love lily, he simped and was obsessed with her and was a creep, was prejudiced against muggles like Lily and anybody who wasn't a Slytherin, called her a mudblood, is a grown man who tormented literal children like Ron, Hermione, Neville and especially Harry most of all
The truth is if snape really loved Lily he would have treated Harry better but didn't all because he happened to be the son of James who he never even got a chance to meet and Rowling herself said if Snape didn't "love" Lily he wouldn't have done all the things he did to help defeat Voldemort, And he sniched to Voldemort about the prophecy which came back to bite him for the rest of his life because that's what caused lily and Jame's death, You know what they say, Golden snitches get stitches
Harry could've just done nothing. If Harry had done nothing Quirrell wouldn't have been able to get the stone
This is the Voldemort we should have had. Ralph Fiennes is a good actor but I just think he didn’t fit the bill and overacted which made Voldemort more a joke.
4:33 No magic or enchantment can awaken the dead 😔😔
Obviously, he was lying
Except for the Atonement of Jesus Christ. As He was the first person to be resurrected from the dead, so will all of mankind.
Both old and young, both bond and free, both male and female, both the wicked and the righteous.
@@Aaron-Miller-1138I prefer Harry Potter for fiction tbh
COME HERE, POTTER! NOW!
Quirrell said calmly.
I prefer this voldemart over the next films 😊
This movie is amazing above all hp franchise
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Voldemort: “ *WHAT DID HE JUST SAY* “ ?!?
Voldemort needs therapy
Why does Harry get most of the DADA teachers fired
@@XteamMAB i don't know
It's not Harry's fault, when Voldemort returned to Hogwarts decades before this, he requested tobe a DADA teacher, but Dumbledore refused to offer him that role cause he suspected his intentions already, and Voldemort as retaliation cursed that job so that no DADA teacher would last longer than one year teaching at Hogwarts. The curse was broken and lifted once Voldemort died for good.
@@andrewstephens9523 Not a theory tho, it's confirmed in the books.
For the record, in case you didn't see it here, Quirrell was killed by Harry's touch.
Lockhart was a fraud.
Lupin wasn't fired. He resigned.
Barty Crouch Jr. was posing as Moody.
Umbridge got what she deserved!!
And Snape took over for Dumbledore as Headmaster of Hogwarts.
You call that by being fired by Harry? Most of these teachers brought it on themselves.
Defense Against the Dark Arts
I watched this in the cinema with my sister when I was 7 and she was 6 and she was so scared and petrified of Voldemort!!!!! She had nightmares and couldn't sleep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Poor girl
This Voldemort was actually menacing
I'm not surprised at all
In the book, did Quirrell's hatred, ambition, and greed have anything to do with his suffering? Also, I would've said "I saw myself holding the stone." That's true and uninformative about having it. Voldemort couldn't say "He lies".
😮 Hmm bachpan mein bahut disturb ho gaya tha yeh seen dekhkar💀🫣 but ab mujhe koi Fark Nahin parta 😏😎🇵🇰
at least this Voldemort has a better nose XD
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5:58 Gee. This is completely appropriate for kids. 🙄
Unpopular opinion: this version of Voldemort was scarier
Rest in peace alan Rickman
& maggie smith :(
I got the twins to deliver me a hogwarts game ad before the video
Harry's father on the mirror looked like Michael Fassbender ngl 🤣
I feel bad for quirrell. He’s nice :]
No, he's not.
I don't
One question I have is how did Voldemort even know about the sorcerer stones existence and because he knew why didn’t he go after Nicholas Flamel while he was still Tom Riddle, or his first rise to power
He was too busy in searching hiding place for his horcruxes
@@sarikajoshi7156 but still the sorcerer stone he’s probably like the most powerful object in the Wizard in world right after the deathly hallows. I’m sure Voldemort would’ve gone after it sooner but he didn’t until he needed to get a physical body, but I still don’t get why he didn’t go after it before they’re his first rise to power
@@jonathantorres4085the sixth book explains why. Harry asks about the sorcerer's stone and Dumbledore tells him that Voldemort chose the horcruxes over it so he wouldn't be dependent. Because with the sorcerer's stone you had to keep making the elixir of life and Voldemort didn't want to rely solely on that.
@@HumbleTeller well then Voldemort should’ve also collected not just the elder wand the Resurrection stone and the cloak of invisibility to become the master of death. I think that’s why Harry was able to survive in the forbidden forest not just because he was the master of the elder wand, but because he own all physically all three of the deathly hallows.
@@jonathantorres4085 Harry surviving is solely because of Lily's protection is still being active in Voldemort's blood. (In goblet of fire voldy used harry's blood for his new body therefore keeping lily's protection active) Deathly Hallows are just very powerful magical objects that humans made not death itself.
Nice job Alan Rickman snape
I love the Sound of Lord Voldemort in English… in german ist so fade…
So it was Quirrel who was wearing that black cloak drinking the unicorn blood in the forest?
Not impossible, but I think not. I think that was just plain Voldemort. But maybe I'm wrong. He seemed much more phantom-like in the forest.
@@gnc623 it has to be quirrel Voldemort has been living on back of his head always and quirrel can fly to so it had to be
@@snakedude1919It was Quirrell. Voldemort specifically stated that Quirrell was drinking unicorn blood.
@@robertisham5279 indeed
@robertisham5279 Was that in the book? I don't recall it in the movie and it's been forever since reading the book.
Quirrell is behind this
he was behind it all along
So Professor Quirrell unwraps his turban, and his face is revealed a Lord Voldemort.
Flicking through the tv channels just now and the opening scene of this came on and it just suddenly hit me that all three of the actors (Mcgoningal, Dumbeldor and Hagrid) are now all dead!
Quirrel is one of my favorites because he hides a face that makes him appear in invisible places and very easily gets to the bottom to the top before anyone harry tries to get Voldemort to get the face and off wow he did not expect to blow Quirrel instead of Voldemort but between two hands on same body is a nightmare but extremely bravery
“No it can’t be, Snape he was the on-“
“Yes he does seem the type doesn’t he? Well next to him who would suspect p-p-p-poor s-s-s-stuttering Professor Quirrell?” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
So voldomort would watch this dude 💩 when he goes to the bathroom?
That's a million dollar question isn't it
And I wonder what it be like when Quirell showers or sleeps.
I'm sure he sits backwards on the toilet for that very reason 😂
Rob's Running Around From Martin Coleman's Clone Of The Coleman's Henchmen ( Brian Hook) ( Chris Wartz)Fire Pit In Way
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Professor Quirrell/Lord Voldemort is
1.Murderous
2.Monsterous
3.Devilish
4.Dangerous
5.Powerful
6.Dark
7.Despicable
8.Aggresive
9.Insane
10.Terrible
11.Sadistic
12.Evil
13.Bad Tempered
14.Belligerent
15.Hostile
16.Deceitful
17.Baleful
18.Merciless
19.Disgusting
20.Cruel
21.Impatient
22.Hateful
23.Angry
24.Revengeful
25.Two Faced
26.Destructive
27.Chivalrous
28.Psychotic
29.Crazy
30.Terrifying
31.Horrifying
32.Scary
33.Creepy
34.Mysterious
35.Jealous
36.Sophisticated
37.Ugly
38.Cowardly
39.Nightmarish
40.Dead
You said a mouthful!
@@garrettscott6948 I was just describing him
@@justinquigley9739 I know
@@garrettscott6948 do you think I described him perfectly
@@justinquigley9739 Just saying...
It was a good thing thanos snapped and saved harry before Voldemort got the stone
Harry Potter one Fans about his Boots
love his movie like it movie about Harry Potter
Awesome movie 🍿
I just wanna know for one thing how come this never happened in the first book and how was it a bit more different from from the movie to the book?
What do you mean?
Voldemort is not strong and not heavy but in real life, he’s a dead person
Harry Touching Quirrell His Face Harry Hand Stone Touch Quirrell Hand He Dead And My Favorite Movie Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone
I'd rather put that on Voldmort's face after Harry's parents died
2:18 How did the stone got in his pocket ? :0
Myths & Legends.
I love harry ❤
Good 😊 thank goodness
No one noticed how big the head of quirel was ?
Didn't Snape just get outed here in Book 1? How come Voldemort continued to trust Snape after Quirrell's little speech? Anyone? Maybe I have to read the books again.
This is explained at the start of book 6
Voldy didn't know if he could still trust Snape or if he'd changed sides, and being in such a weak state he didn't want to risk revealing himself. Meanwhile Snape (supposedly) wasn't aware that Quirrell was working for Voldy and though he just wanted the stone for himself.
So Snape kept his cover and followed Dumbledore's orders to protect Harry and the Stone. He later defended himself by saying he wasn't aware that Quirrell and Voldy were working together, and that of course he would have helped them if only they'd let him in on the plan.
Bella doesn't believe him and Snape points out that if Voldy didn't trust him then he'd surely be dead right now. But it turns out that with Snape being a master occlumens he was able to shield his true allegiance from Voldy this whole time.
@@Gabriel-ph6uj Thanks for the info.
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star love like it movie
about my diggest Fans
The director of the other movies SUCKED in terms of coloring and overall aesthetic
What.a.cgi
How does Professor Qurriel sleep with Voldemort at the back of his head?
Does this mean Quirrell was a death eater?
Ah, 2001. The year of Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Shrek, and Monsters Inc. It felt like a new era of movies full of possibilities.
then you let the troll in
TELL THE TRUTH! WHAT DO YOU SEE?
My man quirell with the cultural appropriation before It was a thing
Can someone explain what happened here?
voldemort couldn't touch harry cause of his mom's protection, and since Quirrell was sharing his soul with him, he couldn't touch harry either, so he was burned at his touch.
24/09/2024
Why did he turn to dust at Harry's touch?
Mother's love
Dumbledore explains it in the next scnee
If im not mistaken its because Lily's sacrifice forbade voldemort from touching harry. That's why voldy needed Harry's blood when he got his body back in the cemetery to disable this part of the magic.
@@dont_care1591 You're Right!!
First murder of Harry Potter
Voldemort in this scene was very Darth Sidious
Even if this was years after Star Wars
Why did crusty voldy moldy have a nose
Harry and the Genocide Stone
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