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[Movieforall9ja @nostalgiawizar]

What did ron say his girlfriend?

I love how he just assumed that Hermione was his girlfriend since they kissed bye I love him so much

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Phoenix as a horcrux is insane levels of magic. You could never fully die.:the nagini theory is crazyyyyyyyy

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nah Hermione is just smart enough to learn the exact call.
Guys it’s hermione granger, they were told to study werewolves, she STUDIED werewolves 😂

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draco is not bad he's traumatized.
Dursleys were only toxic/bad because they were living with a horcrus.
my greatest fear is that Hogwarts is real and im just a muggle

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the way he called him tom💀
And the only wizard dumbledore was afraid of was Oliver Wood...
You may not like him minister, but you can’t deny, dumbledore’s got style

[Movieforall9ja @nostalgiawizar]

The Dursleys raise Harry normally, not because they love him but because Uncle Vernon figures that Harry leaving at age eleven to go to Hogwarts is the quickest, cheapest, and most convenient way to get him off their hands and out of their lives.

Harry would be raised differently, maybe not so downtrodden because the Dursleys don't want to give him a reason to come back for revenge.

Instead of aggressively avoiding anything magical or "abnormal" Uncle Vernon might subtly steer Harry in the direction of the wizarding world by getting him interested in magic tricks or conspiracy theories, anything that would lessen Harry's interest in connecting with the mundane Muggle world.

Meanwhile Aunt Petunia tries her best to give him the tools necessary to survive, in her own limited capacity. Instead of speaking up and being brash, Harry would be taught to keep his head down and observe the goings on around him discreetly so as to figure out angles to exploit in any situation. He would also be taught to avoid stepping on anyone's toes and taking unnecessary risks if it can be avoided.

Harry wouldn't end up in Griffindor. Taught at an early age to prioritize survival and self interest over morality, he would likely end up in Slytherin, although he still wouldn't get along with Malfoy.

Realising quickly upon being sorted into Slytherin that he needs his own gang for protection, Harry wastes no time in trading upon his Boy Who Lived fame to gather his own group of followers to set up another power center to rival Malfoy's. In this endevour, he draws upon his memories of watching Dudley gather a gang growing up, and uses the blueprint to gather his own cohorts

If Malfoy is all about traditional blood purity, Harry takes everyone else. Just like Dudley's gang, Harry's gang are the misfits - Muggleborns, Halfbloods, blood traitors, basically anyone who's unwanted by the pureblood elites.

Harry and Malfoy exist in a state of a tense standoff. Malfoy has the previlege that comes with being pureblood but Harry has greater numbers to call upon, and neither one really wants to tangle with the other.

The Weasleys would treat him with an air of wary politeness. On one hand he's not a blood supremacist so that buys him some leniency but on the other hand he's still a Slytherin.

Harry deals with the Philosopher's Stone by notifying Snape and doing nothing more. Since the Stone cannot be retreived by anyone who wants to use it, Quirrel is stymied in front of the Mirror of Erised long enough for Dumbledore to get back.

He deals with the Chamber of Secrets by going to Snape instead of Lockhart

He's mostly uninvolved in the PoA saga since Sirius was after Pettigrew who is with Ron. Sirius is NOT happy to see Harry sorted into Slytherin.

He deals with the Goblet of Fire kerfuffle by pointing out that since his name was entered under a fourth school, he would be competing against the Hogwarts champion and should he win, it would not count as a Hogwarts victory. Ultimately he is able to talk the Ministry into declaring the binding magical contract on him null and void. Suspicious of the attempt at entering his name into the Goblet, he is now almost always accompanied everywhere by one or more of his gang members. This makes it impossible for Barty Crouch Jr to reach him without blowing his cover. Eventually, frustrated, he manages to thrust a portkey on Harry but at the cost of blowing his cover. Voldemort attempts to use Harry's blood for the ritual but the ritual fails because Harry has never actually faced Voldemort and has never really paused to think of him as "the enemy." Cedric doesn't die. Harry takes the Portkey back to tell Dumbledore that Voldemort *tried* to make a comeback but it didn't quite pan out.

[Movieforall9ja @nostalgiawizar]

Do you think any of these could be true?
1. YES
2. NO
3. THIS VIDEO IS GOATED

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one-and-only-eloise:but why do i remeber them...
I still have the old dvds, a lot of the scenes are included in them!

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Why would Voldemort just stand there and listen lmao.....

most underrated character

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mom made it.....
All until goblet of fire

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"Molly would die of shock" — yeah okay Draco, like your father wouldn't die of shock seeing your grades

[Falilat @Kamalfalilat]

Malfoy really has NO business talking the way he does. If I were at Hogwarts, I’d be hexing that boy every other week because WHAT DID HE MEAN BY MOLLY DYING OF SHOCK?! Talking about someone’s mother like that is INSANE. Someone needed to humble him with a good Bat-Bogey Hex!

[Movieforall9ja @nostalgiawizar]

He thought he was conquering the magic that defeated him. He was actually preserving it. By using Harry's blood to return, Voldemort carried Lily's sacrifice inside his own body — that's why he could finally touch Harry.

[Falilat @Kamalfalilat]

Most people still don’t understand what actually happened here.

Voldemort couldn’t touch Harry without experiencing unbearable pain because Lily’s sacrificial protection lived within him. So, how was Voldemort able to touch Harry in the graveyard during Goblet of Fire without burning?

The answer is that Voldemort used Harry’s blood to resurrect himself. By taking Harry’s blood, he carried Lily’s protection inside his own body, which allowed him to touch Harry without being repelled by that protection.

Ironically, Voldemort thought he was overcoming the protection that had defeated him, but he was actually preserving it. He unknowingly tied himself to the very magic that could help keep Harry alive.

Voldemort’s greatest mistake was believing he had conquered the magic he never truly understood.

[Movieforall9ja @nostalgiawizar]

For me harry potter is a christmas movie...
:I AWLAYS FEEL LIKE, SOMEBODY'S WATCHING MEEEEE....
what did you think?

[Movieforall9ja @nostalgiawizar]

POA is prime

if only the author wasn’t a horrible person

[T. @confusedtayo]

Honestly,book Hermione and movie Hermione are two very different characters and I don’t think people talk enough about how much the movies softened some of her flaws.

Book Hermione was incredibly intelligent,brave and loyal but she was also stubborn,bossy and sometimes so convinced she was right that she struggled to listen to other people’s perspectives. S.P.E.W. is probably the best example of this.

Her intentions were good she recognised that house elves were essentially enslaved,worked without wages and had very few rights but Hermione’s biggest problem was that she decided what was best for them without really listening to what they wanted,she knitted hats and hid them around Gryffindor Tower,hoping the house elves would accidentally pick them up and be freed and the result? The elves were offended and refused to clean the tower,leaving Dobby to do the work himself. 😭

And that’s what makes book Hermione such an interesting character,she was fighting against a genuinely unjust system but her approach was flawed because she assumed that understanding the injustice automatically meant she understood the people experiencing it.

Dobby welcomed freedom,but Winky was devastated when she was dismissed by Barty Crouch and many Hogwarts houseelves didn’t want Hermione’s intervention,their attitudes didn’t make the system fair they showed just how deeply its traditions had shaped their understanding of freedom.

Hermione’s heart was in the right place,but she had a lot to learn about how to help people without imposing her own solutions on them.

Movie Hermione,on the other hand was largely presented as the brilliant, brave and dependable voice of reason,she still had moments of stubbornness but the films left out S.P.E.W. entirely along with much of the storyline involving the house elves.

That omission removed one of the clearest examples of Hermione being wrong despite having good intentions,the books allowed her to be intelligent and admirable without making her right about everything,while the films often made her feel closer to an idealized version of herself.

I love Hermione but book Hermione was a more complicated character and I honestly think the movies lost something important by smoothing out her flaws.

[T. @confusedtayo]

One Harry Potter fact I find genuinely fascinating is that Angus Buchanan,a Squib managed to make it all the way to Hogwarts and reach the Sorting Hat ceremony before his lack of magical abilities was discovered.

Think about that for a moment he got as far as being sorted at a school where everyone was expected to possess magic,only for the truth to come out at the very moment he was supposed to begin his magical education.

But what makes his story even more interesting is what happened afterwards,Angus didn’t allow being a Squib to define his entire life he went on to become a successful rugby player in the Muggle world,proving that a person born into a magical family could still find their own path outside the wizarding world.

What’s particularly fascinating is that Angus Buchanan’s story isn’t told in the seven main Harry Potter books,It’s a piece of additional wizarding world lore that many readers could finish the entire series without ever discovering and honestly, details like this make me appreciate just how much history exists beyond Harry’s story.

[T. @confusedtayo]

There needs to be an entire book dedicated to Neville Longbottom’s final year at Hogwarts imagine experiencing the events of Deathly Hallows through his eyes,watching him go from the boy everyone underestimated to someone brave enough to stand against Voldemort’s regime inside Hogwarts.

While Harry, Ron and Hermione were hunting Horcruxes, Neville was fighting a war of his own, trying to protect students and keep Dumbledore’s Army alive under the Carrows’ reign of terror.

The books only give us glimpses of what Neville endured during that year, and that is what makes his story so fascinating,imagine reading his diary and seeing how he organised the resistance,how he handled the punishments,how he watched his friends suffer and how he kept going even when the consequences of standing up to the Carrows became increasingly dangerous,Neville wasn’t protected by the knowledge that Harry was going to save the day he had to live with the uncertainty of whether they would survive long enough to see Voldemort defeated.

And the most beautiful part is knowing where his journey began,this was the same boy who struggled with confidence, feared disappointing his grandmother, and was often overshadowed by his classmates.

Yet when Hogwarts needed someone to stand up, Neville became one of its greatest defenders,a book exploring his seventh year would give readers a deeper understanding of his courage, leadership and sacrifices.

Harry’s story showed us how Voldemort was defeated but Neville’s story could show us what it took to keep Hogwarts fighting until Harry returned.

[T. @confusedtayo]

One thing that has always bothered me about the first opening of the Chamber of Secrets is why nobody thought to properly investigate what happened to the students.

Moaning Myrtle died, and several other students were petrified yet the investigation somehow ended with Hagrid being blamed and expelled. Dumbledore was already a professor at Hogwarts, and he had reasons to doubt that Hagrid was responsible.

What makes this even more interesting is that Myrtle remained at Hogwarts as a ghost her testimony could have revealed what she saw before she died even if she didn’t understand that a basilisk was responsible.

Did Dumbledore ever question her? The books never tell us considering how much time he later spent investigating Voldemort’s past, it’s strange that we never learn whether he tried to uncover the truth about the original Chamber of Secrets incident.

[T. @confusedtayo]

I was thinking about Harry’s life after the Battle of Hogwarts and one thing that genuinely caught my attention is how quickly he moved into a career at the Ministry he never returned to Hogwarts for his final year, never sat his N.E.W.T. exams, yet somehow ended up becoming an Auror.

I understand that Harry played a major role in defeating Voldemort but imagine being another young wizard who spent years studying,sat all your exams and still had to compete for a position that Harry got without finishing school.

His circumstances were extraordinary, but the whole situation raises some interesting questions about how the Ministry handled qualifications after the war.

[Movieforall9ja @nostalgiawizar]

Voldemort never wanted to rule Muggles. He wanted to rule wizards. Muggles were just too many, too messy, and too good at killing each other without magic.

[Falilat @Kamalfalilat]

In Harry Potter, why didn't a dark wizard successfully conquer the Muggle world before Voldemort?

[Movieforall9ja @nostalgiawizar]

"He didn't pretend to hate Harry to fool Voldemort. He really hated him — and saved him anyway. That's the whole tragedy."

[Teslimat @Teslimatttt]

Did Snape actually hate Harry as much as the books portray, or was he exaggerating his hatred to maintain his cover as a double agent working for Voldemort?