I know😻😻

I know! I literally said it when I first watched it in COS!

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It def is...but i find it funny in retrospect that Tom probably spent hours thinking of a cool anagram from his name.

HERE BEFORE THIS BLOWS UP 👇

Also dumbledore's infamous, "DID YA PUT YA NAME IN THE GOBLET OF FIRE!!!"

Plot twist: the 4th film was garbage

@@HairyPugger. dumbledore asked calmly 😼

​@@omarbaba9892 fr the book was way better

So true😂😂😂😂 0:27

Exactly

But no one cares about cursed child

*Closing my eyes, putting my fingers in my ears, yelling* NO IT ISN'T!!! NO IT ISN'T!!! NO IT ISN'T!!! NO IT ISN'T!!!

It's not. Whether it's canon or not, depends on how we perceive it. Rowling said that it should be considered, let me repeat, CONSIDERED canon. Normal readers may think it's canon, but Potterheads will be like,'Hell no! It's garbage'

@@ManavJithI feel sorry for fans of the book since they get so much hate 😅

Just keeps her in a jar 😂

FACTS

Not to mention her keeping the bug in an unbreakable jar so that if Rita tried to turn back, she would literally die💀💀

@@ronakdave4466 fr that was just torture lmaoo\

Wait was rita skeeter in the jar of dirt in pirates of the Caribbean?

I did like how in the book Dumbledore protected her. How awful would it be for such an outstanding family like the Weasley's to turn out to be muggle borne haters. I'm sur you'll see that no other possessions of Voldermorts come to my school (paraphrasing yet essentially Dumbledore knew it was his lol)

You literally screamed?

I just finished the last chapter of chamber or secrets and that one shocked me a lot lol

For me it was scabbers 😭

@@Meow-tq4iy I wish scabbers was just scabbers not a literal grown man😭

No, this guy is actually on the right track! Voldemort knew his mother's protection wouldn't allow him to harm Harry as long as he lived with a blood relative (which he couldn't find because they blended in with everybody else in the entire city, you wouldn't even know he was there) and so instead of spending the time to track her down and have his servants kill her, only then to recreate a body with blood he didn't have, he used the blood of the one protected, counteracting the protection and thus allowing him to kill Harry and fulfill the prophecy. Voldemort's inability to understand love may have been his biggest flaw, but you have to admit he was incredibly smart when it came to gaining as much power over anybody as he could.

Send this to someone with no context or someone who doesn’t watch/read Harry Potter

Yea when I was a kid I read that line and I was like what the hell

Apparently Ralph Fiennes's favourite line

“ i CAn tOUch yOU NOw”

, but Dumbledore knew he would survive because of Lily's protection living inside Voldemort. And I love the foreshadowing all the way back to GoF when it is Voldy drinks his blood. The glimmer of triumph in Dumbledore's eyes. Although that is all part of Harry being a horcrux, so it was 1°

@@genio2509 But before 4th book... ahh we dont talk about it!!!😶😂

Agreed but Morgan’s version is still relatable

yeah i also thought the number 1 was that dumbledore already knew they were gonna win against voldemort the minute he learned voldemort used his blood on him

I agree I’m glad they extended on it in The Secrets of Dumbledore

So true! There are 7 mysteries that I like, and they aren’t even marketed as such.

So true my jaw drops every time even my re-reads!!

Um I didn’t spoil all the plot twists to someone who was reading it for the first time😳

Underrated comment 🤣

now i dont isagree... BUT if fudge tought us anything iit is that you dont have to have massive knowledge or logic for that job we all could get that job if we wanted 🤣

If we were in the Wizarding World and Morgan was candidating for minister I would vote 10 000 times out of

#MorganForMinister

You don’t mess with enraged mothers. Bellatrix learned it the hard way

​@@matiasvahervuori876 exactly, Bellatrix had just tried to attack her daughter right in front of her... "oh you bitch, I am a mother of 6 bloody wizards, and now I'm angry, dealing with you will be easy asf"

There's a difference between a plot twist and just an unexpected moment.

Ah yes, Harry potter and the Half-Plood Brince

@@OnlyOneEntityYes, it comes right before the heathly dallows

@@Your_average_toaster which got split up into heathly dallows tarts 1 & 2

@@Your_average_toaster and right after the porder of the hoenix, my favourite is the shamber of cecrets thoi

@@OnlyOneEntityharry potter and the stilosophers phone

I was in high school when these came out, and I read the first book. I knew from the first chapter that Harry had a bit of Voldemort in him. The disappearance of V and the scar on H was all I needed.

@@keriezy how does any of that indicate that there's a piece of Voldemort in Harry? At that point you know nothing of horcruxes or even Harry's parseltongue. You don't know about the fact that you can store parts of your soul externally at that point of the story, so if Voldemort supposedly died, you'd expect that to be the end of him.

i like how you compared it to star wars

I refuse to acknowledge the stupid child as anything more than a badly written fan fic.

Yes but who cares about the cursed child its rubbish(In my and about 99% of Harry Potter fans opinion)

@@Ginnyweasly-HH21 More like 100%

@@Sanuka_Nisalitha maybe 99.9%, but those 0.01% do not know what they're talking about

Cursed Child? What Cursed Child? Never heard of it.

Depends how much you value that title. Best friend of James and his apparent betrayal was much more significant for me 😊

Agreed! In Turkish version the name was changed to Tom Marvoldo Riddle which rearranges into "Adim Lord Voldemort," and Adim means "My name is" in Turkish.

Mind blown! That is such great fan service for readers for whom English isn't their first language.

In Slovak it was Tom Marvoloso Riddle - "A som i Lord Voldemort" (And I'm also Lord Voldemort) good one, it wasn't even changed that much 🙂 later in book six though, the translator (who was the same as in book two) called Voldemorts grandfather Marvolo and claimed Merope said before she died giving birth in the orphanage that her son should be called Tom Marvolo. When I was first reading book two as a kid, I had it from the library and at the page where these two things were written - Tom Marvoloso Riddle, A som i Lord Voldemort, the letters in both were pencil-crossed, someone obviously wanted to know if really all the rearranged letters were used and nothing was added 😂

In French: Tom Elvis Jedusor (Je suis Lord Voldemort).

You mean translations?

Ughhh. 😢 Don't remind me.🤢

@@ChibiProwlCedric? 💀 please tell me that was some alternate timeline shit

​@@maxonite Yes it was thankfully :)

I still don't know why she wrote that horrible thing.

@@pamelaoldham1298 she didn’t. In fact, I believe she didn’t even go through it, and only approved it to get the money.

What about Wolfy McWolfenson? Remus Lupin is at least subtle enough the average child isn't likely to get the reference immediately unless they are specifically into Roman Mythology(and the story of Romulus and Remus is one of the bits that isn't a rip off of Greek Mythology, so it kind of has to be Roman specifically) or being into animals enough to learn scientific names. Heck, I'm pretty sure I learned of the mythical Remus because of Harry potter and really couldn't tell you anything about Romulus and Remus beyond wolves being involved and them being the Mythical founders of Rome... ON a similar note, I wouldn't really expect a child to recognize that so many of the Blacks are named for celestial bodies unless they were a total astronomy nerd. The series has tons of meaningful names, but I'd say most of them are more Easter Eggs than hints the average reader is likely to notice on a first read.

@@JefferyWright-mo4tfI’m sorry i can’t get over “wolfy wolfenson” 😭🙏

@@JefferyWright-mo4tf, I knew what Lupin meant, but not Remus.

@@JefferyWright-mo4tfI'm Romanian, so a wolf is called "lup". In Italian, it's "lupo". In French, it's "loup". You don't need to know scientific names to make the connection. I read the books in English, but I still thought "Lupin" was a little weird for a character that fears a white ball and is often sick.

Admittedly, I was thinking from the perspective of an English monoglot. Naturally, it's going to be far more obvious to a native speaker of a romance language. Similarly, Malfoy and Voldemort might as well be totally made up names to English speaking ears(at least for us yanks, perhaps being right across the channel and a long history of rivalry means the typical Brit knows at least a little French), but are probably obvious in their meanings to a native speaker of French and possibly native speakers of other Romance languages. Or for a non-Harry Potter example, many Japanese names are just common Japanese words whose meanings would be obvious to a native Japanese speaker, but I wouldn't expect an American child stumbling upon their first anime dub that lets ethnically Japanese characters keep their original names to know what they mean, not even the ones nearly every anime fan in the Anglosphere has learned.

Fr, ginny was my favourite character

@@lightningboltt5437 I love it for the same reasons I love Ghostbusters 2, its a cozy sequel to the original, fuck critics.

It's ironic the later films all tried to be dark and scary but the scariest scene in any of the movies is the Aragog scene in Chamber of Secrets

@@rorylynch7775 Nah, any of the shit involving the basilisk, especially the whispers, was the scariest. It didn't help that John Williams delivered another banger for the film score.

​@@ansemthetrueseekerofdarkne2730 especially in the books, that voice used to send shivers down my spine. Pure horror.

A few others: 1. Harry is a wizard and his parents were murdered. Kind of not small. 2. Voldemort taking Harry's blood actually saved Harry. 3. The Snitch contains the Resurrection Stone. 4. Harry has actually seen and handled the Lost Diadem and that well-hidden memory helps him find it. (Not as big because the Diadem had only just been introduced but still really nice) 5. Harry's invisibility cloak is a Deathly Hallow and Ignotus Peverell is his ancestor. 6. Xenophilius Lovegood has been co-opted by the Death-Eaters and is trying to trade Harry's life for his daughter. 7. James and Sirius were animagi. 8. There's a horcrux in Bellatrix's vault. 9. Saying Voldemorts name is actually, suddenly, life-threatening. 10. Moaning Myrtle holds the Secret to the Chamber.

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it gets a ton of hits so not sure why it's 'dry'

​@@fae206 Its dry because of how little original ideas there are left but Morgan still finds ways to entertain us.

@@emilisgurnikas6212 That and the author has absolutely destroyed her fanbase, so it's kind of incredible the series can still support multiple entire channels. When the HBO series hits, HP channels are basically going to have evergreen content.

Speak for urself Harry Potter is a timeless story you can go back to at any point

Why? It makes sense. Snape was doing a mercy killing on request. That wouldn’t scar his soul, like it would have done to Draco.

lol best comment I’ve seen today😂

Best comment I’ve seen today 😂

He didn't work at the ministry yet when he owned Scabbers tho

@@PokemonPrince_ , His dad did, though, and he lived at home until the big falling out over Harry.

And Minerva McGonagall as well. ...😅 She had helped him alot..

Yes, Harry said Snape is the bravest man he met is so disgusting for me, how about RAB?

There was already Teddy Remus

@@user-tsukiko2023, We never “met” Regulus, so there wouldn’t be any connection between Harry and him. I do think that “Severus” is kind of a slap in the face of the entire series. He was still a total bully, traitor, and I would say coward. Fork “always”. Why give a frustrated semi stalker immortality in a name?

​​@@SuziQ. You should probably re read the books if your calling Snape a "coward". Also, he wasn't a stalker. Lily ended their friendship and he left her alone.

Lupin’s first name was Remus.

@@SuziQ. I meant last name

@@The-O-N , Later on the threads, there are comments about “Remus” being a mythical child raised by wolves, so you’re right about both of his names. His middle name was something normal (James?).

Not crazy.

LOL

Shock and surprise are literally synonyms