OK :D

I love that you did not mention the cursed child

@@tilakmistry3438 ya he doesn't mention it normally in these backstory videos

@@wither21 Ya, and I have noticed and I admire him for the reason.

@@tilakmistry3438 same

Where do you get this information that he kept his children from his parents? Are you just pulling that out of your head or is that anywhere that you can source? Headcannons not cannon just cause it makes sense in your head so ill be glad to read the spurce you post

@@wsoares89 It's not canon. J.K. Rowling said this herself.

Wrong, draco's belief did not change in even in the DH, he did not have a change of heart during and after the war, he was still a bigot, he just chose the side that won't get him killed. It was Astoria who don't want their child near his grandparents and it was due to her influence why Scorpius was a decent kid. It just that draco genuinely loves Astoria so he kept raising scorpius the way her wife wants.

The Cursed Child.

@@bingereader5403 nice head cannon there, too bad all of it has no real basis in reality aside from draco seemengly not changing his beliefs during the books, thing is, draco isnt the pov character. we dont know whats going on in his head, his actions alone do not speak for his mindset.

But Fred wasn't afraid of death

@@Strathdonite everyone will say they aren't afraid until they face death. but being afraid isn't the only reason ghost are formed in Harry Potter. extraordinarily strong connection to a locations is another, their shop. If a strong connection to a site is a fact, why not a strong connection to the living. Like George said, he fell like he lost part of his soul as a twin.

It's explained in the books most wizards wouldn't choose to be a ghost because it's a f***** up existence. No one cares what you would really want to see, Fred would not choose to be a ghost ever.

@@FrostDJakki3529 seems to me there are at least some that care...stop projecting. Funny how you say most wizard would not, that mean some would. The ghost who fear death have a f** up experience but those who have unfinished business can move on once they took care of it (rare occurrence and must have a strong bond to the living, strong will, more like a refusal to die). Of course Fred would never want to help his brother accomplish their dream...as twin, their link wasn't that strong...(sarcasm) that may not be in the book, but the author said it herself while talking about ghost. She even said that research for Horcrux could have come from that, She stayed vague but that would make sense

@sit down boofhead I’m still trying to figure out when the Harry Potter fan base for toxic

I've heard it too, it's a fanmade story.

Now that's a Freudean twist, never even occurred to me that Harry might have fallen for Ginny for Edipal reasons

@@Orimthekeyacolite ok come on that’s a stretch

That would’ve been such a great part to add lmao

@@Orimthekeyacolite We all fall for Edipal Reasons, Men marry their mothers after all.

Didn’t JK confirm he became a better person and a decent man after the encounter with the dementors? I know it’s not the same but jk confirming that made me happy hahah

@@Alex_Penjamin i belive she did yeah

Me 2 Same Here. N I Believe That Dudley Did Have a Magical Child Of His Own.

What do you mean Dudley’s mother’s side? Petunia was a muggle.

@@bruhtnt4258 petunias sister is Lily aka Harry’s mother. Which means Lily is a witch.

Harry named his daughter after Lupin who was called "Moony" . "Luna" is the equivalent of "Moony". He didn't name her after Luna Lovegood. Harry named all his children after the people who died protecting him.

@@mathesharutchezhian6525 cmon man, then why wouldn’t he call her Moony rather than Luna, the literal name of his close friend.

I always wondered what her middle name was. Very fitting.

His daughters name was Lily Luna

Ginny was closer to Luna than Harry was, so it's more likely that that came from Ginny than from Harry. This idea that Ginny had no say in the naming of her own children...Like...

I wrote story about Dudley having magical child because of his relationship to harry

@@rodneyknight5965 where can I read it?

It was actually later revealed that Dudley could've had a magical child

It is a shame it was scrapped from the ending of Deathly Hallows.

That would’ve been such an amazing thing tbh. And Dudley’s son would be scared and upset about the fact that they are a wizard/witch so Dudely would tell them, “my cousin was a wizard, and he was the best of them all”

He already has a wand hidden in his umbrella, and it seems to be working well, like Dudley's pig tail or trying to put out the fire after Dumbledore's death. What I mean is, we've never seen it act up like Ron's broken wand did, and the Elder wand, which Dumbledore owned, proved able to fully repair another wand. I wouldn't be surprised Dumbledore secretly repaired Hagrid's wand as he was convinced they expelled the wrong student.

hagrid not being allowed to do magic after the chamber of secrets made 0 sense. Even if he didnt graduate, i dont think you have to in order to do magic, anyone can buy a wand, you just have to be over 17 to use it outside of school, Fred and George dont graduate. Legally he is cleared of any crimes so it makes no sense that he cant get a new wand and learn magic on his own. thats one of the most annoying plot holes to me.

@@championblackwolf3388 : but it would be ILLEGAL for him to do magic, as he told Harry in the scene where he first arrives to take him to Hogwarts. He should not have to hide and he should have real training if he wants it. Indeed, incomplete training of a wizard is dangerous.

@@championblackwolf3388 not true. it's clearly stated in the first book that when hagrid gave dudley a pig tail he actually wanted to turn him into an actual pig in his rage. he also states that it's a good thing for him that the spell failed.

@@CHLOCHLOLP It makes sense right after CoS, because the Ministry turned hostile towards Harry and his supporters, including Hagrid. They likely wouldn't have believed his account anyway. After the Battle of Hogwarts, who knows, maybe Hagrid did quietly get his wand back or he just didn't think it was all that important to pursue the issue.

Separated twins is a damn crime of society.

@@usern4metak3ns Ikr!?

ouch, never thought of that

They should have had that scene in the movie

Why you gotta have me reading this at 2:30AM, bro.

Dudley couldn't have magical children. He hated the wizarding world. And Hermione was a very good friend to Harry. Luna wasnt even in their life till the 5th year. And both Luna and Hermione were emotionaly lonely at times.

@@adagoyal1778 Dudley didn't hate the magical world. His parents did. He was just a mean, spoiled child parroting his parents' beliefs. By the end of the series, Dudley is at least civil with Harry.

@@adagoyal1778 Did they hate magic or did they hate the horcrox that was harry potter?

@@mcduck5 well the big dumpling Vernon definitely despised it. Petunia acted like she did, but she was secretly jealous that she wasn’t magical. I don’t think she hated it like we’re led to think. Dudley however, I don’t think he could hate it even if he wanted to after the day with the dementors. He saw just how good it can be, and it probably helped open his world enough to be accepting of others

@@mcduck5 that theory is kind of irrelevant. the horcrux effecting method is based on blood status. and for muggles it had little to no effect, so they did hate harry because they knew and hated the wizarding world.

47 and still listen to the books on the daily and the movies every month or two.

I'm 30 and I feel old now lol 😂

57 ! I think those tales are immortal!

64 , still love the books and films

Same here I still watch them whenever I can and I’m 69

Oh boy, would that be a fun TV series...weddings, babies...just as creative as Twilight.

Nah we need a TV show of the entire book series. THEN maybe a movie or something showing us events that happened with the characters after the deathly hallows.

Ya!

Maybe not by the title but it’s content

That's because most people don't like to include that book

@@25astallj apart from Astoria dying, I don’t think I heard any content that wasn’t mentioned or hinted at by Rowling in the books/interviews/articles. But I agree we shouldn’t view Astoria’s death as canon since it’s from CC. Also since it says on Pottermore that Draco lives in Malfoy Manor with his wife and son in present tense.

Get over yourself. The cursed child wasn't that bad and it's cannon. You don't like it, you try writing a book series and being successful. bet you fail.

In the Deathly Hallows, when the trio visit the Lovegood House, there Harry sees a poster with the pictures of the Trio and Ginny, all connected by a Golden thread. Bottom it is written "Friends". I think this touched Harry very much and hence he decided to have "Luna" as his Daughter's Middle Name. Another important reason is, while it is true that both Ginny & Luna were in the same year and were good friends, the bond that Harry shared with Luna was truly special. In his 5th Year when Harry was isolated due to the Smear Campaign, Luna was the only other Student who not only understood his pain but also stood by him at all times, even fighting with him. In his 6th year, Harry grew even more close to Luna (he even asked her out for the Slug Club Party) as both Ron & Hermione fought with each other.

This.

@@ruturajshiralkar5566 I personally still think it was Ginny who chose it. But Harry agreed because of all those reasons you mentioned. I believe this mainly because Ginny and Luna spent more time together and had Harry chosen his daughter's middle name from a friend it would most likely have been Hermione. He had an even more special bond with Hermione as she felt like the sister he'd never had. Then also because Harry has already chosen the first names of all three of their children and Albus's middle name. It seems only fair that Lilly would at least be able to choose her daughter's middle name.

would have been interesting. maybe after his stint as an Auror he might have accepted an invitation to the position.

Not right away. I think it’s fitting he was an auror. Maybe later on.

@@cleanerben9636 it would have been seen as worth the time since Harry as an auror would want to see witches and wizards be best capable to at least defend themselves long enough against dark arts that an aurora response unit could show. Busting down doors and slingin' spells while Tupac is blasting out of on of their brooms during the fight.

I think he should later on after his work as an Auror. More experience and great way to teach the next generations

That's what I'm saying. Maybe it was a little cliche, but it still would have made the most sense. Like in Goblin Slayer. GS spends his whole life fighting Goblins, but when the story wraps up he ultimately becomes an trainer to new adventurers so the slaughter that happens at the beginning of the story doesn't happen anymore. He basically becomes so good at training adventurers against them that the danger the Goblins represent to the inexperienced falls into history and the whole cycle is implied to happen again. It's absolutely wild to me that Harry does not spend the rest of his life at the only place that ever felt like home.(Besides the weasley's house.)

Well, Draco couldn’t have inherited the manor if Lucius was still alive, so he wouldn’t live anywhere when Draco inherited. As for Narcissa, I can see three possibilities: she might have lived on the property, either in the manor proper or on one of its outbuildings (a converted loft above a stables, a cottage on the property away from the manor proper, or perhaps went to live with her own family, perhaps with a pension provided by Draco. What I cannot see is her predeceasing Lucius and Draco still inheriting the manor. Lucius is the kind of petty that would have found a way to snub Draco for abandoning the ‘pure-blood’ ways without Narcissa checking his spite.

There is a deleted scene from Deathly Hallows 2 showing Lucius Malfoy being arrested, so based on that it's likely he was in Azkaban.

@@stevegallo8483 well, there might be a deleted scene from a movie, but Cannon according to JK R, is that the malfoys did not go to jail because they switched sides (Narcissa saved HP by lying, he's "dead") and cooperated after the battle.

@@kimgrod That's right. Because of Narcissa's actions, Draco's parents were spared prosecution.

@@kimgrod He most likely was arrested, tried, and given a much shorter stint in Azkaban, even probation, precisely because he ratted out other Death Eaters. So both things might be true.

Rowling once stated she cried for weeks after finishing the last book. As a writer myself, I understand her entirely.

She also said she made her editor cry telling her about Teddy

What do we have fanfiction for, huh?:-) She can bitch and moan against fanfiction as much as she wants, but she wont stop it...

If I get attached to a character, idc how bad the stories get I just wanna see them 😂😢

I disagree with this theory. If that’s that then why didn’t Ron and Hermione had been affected by it? They only had the effect while wearing the Slytherin _S_ locket Horcrux.

@@zeenatparveen3438 Good points. I wonder if Ron, Hermione, and others had more of a resistance since they were wizards and didn't wear Harry as a necklace. Could the Dursleys be more affected due to them being muggles?

Hm to me the first chapter of the first book pretty well explains why the Dursleys don’t like harry at all, everything about him is against their nature as trying to be the most normal snobs. Harry couldn’t control his powers at that point either therefore always caused trouble in muggle school etc. It clearly says petunia hates the wizarding world even before harry was born and that Vernon was the perfect man for her as she wanted the most normal man possible with the most boring life possible. And she got what she wanted until… dumbledore shows up and forces the kid on them. He did it for a good reason due to the value of the protective spell of corse, wich could only stay active as long as harry calls that place home but he basically ruined all their dreams of being just a normal snobby family. So they went on and left all that anger out on harry. Plus there are parents in this world that do way worse things to their child and they don’t need a horcux for that plus harry is not even their actual child. Family but not their child. At best the child of a hated sister a despised sister with a weird wizard freak of a father, as petunia would call it. The locket of slytherin is also a very powerful magical artifact wich is almost bursting of dark magic and was created by Salazar him self then used for dark purposes by the family over the decades. Voldemort just gave it the final kick by making it his horcrux so now it has the magical power and will to effect people. No other horcrux created by Voldemort does this and only harry always fears to touch them cause only he is seeing things when doing so. They don’t have an effect on others if not a very powerful artifact of dark magic or any magic only to those connected to it, in this case only harry. It only gets tough when trying to destroy it. That will have lasting effects on anybody even dumbledore when not done properly and carefully. When he had the ring on his finger it was no problem when he destroyed it he was basically dead but kept alive by Snape until the big twist to safe Draco’s ass. So there you have it my take on this. See what you wanna do with it haha. I like you’re Idea tho it’s a nice idea and definitely could have worked if the Dursleys wouldn’t have been such shitheads before harry even showed up on their doormat.

Don't make excuses for child abuse.

@@michaeljdauben oh my god, you really like to put words in peoples mouth do you

Considering how hateful and resenting Vernon was towards anything strange even before meeting Harry and how the first book begins with describing what a rotten person he was to begin with, I always find this "they hated Harry because he was a horcrux" idea a little icky. Not to mention he wasn not even a full horcrux but an accidental, proto-horcrux and noone else was affected by his presence despite spending the better parts of the school years in the same living space with several others. His roommates never shown the effects of a horcrux.

The last sentence is a fan theory that has been disproven. Everyone would hate Harry if that were true. The Dursleys were horrible before Harry came to live with them and they hated the Potters already. Only Dudley changed. Also, he doesn’t endorse the Play That Shall Not Be Named. That’s why he doesn’t mention the bleeding blanket.

@@TheFrecklish Not to even mention that Dudley made a turnaround in behaviour evne before Harry was rid of the soul shard in him. And what made Dudley turn around is the dementor showing him what he was for real... a terrible person.

There was a deleted scene in Deathly Hallows 1 with Petunia and Harry that takes place shortly before the Dursleys leave. In the scene she tells Harry something along the lines of you didn't just lose a mother, I lost a sister. I believe a lot of Petunia's feelings are motivated by Harry constantly reminding her of Lily, just by being there. I also believe she more or less followed Vernon's lead on how to treat Harry.

Wow. I never thought of that.

I think the photo was only changed for them after the charm and that for hermoine it was shown as it should be only her parrents looking at it seeing her missing and once they got their memories back they viewed the photo again correctly. And during the charm i still think that when they looked they must have felt something was off but just dismissed it.

She went and found them in Australia, and lifted the enchantment.

@@joshuadesautels yeah, we know. But there was a period of nearly a year where they were still obliviated.

You'd need new actors. The original ones all turned woke and hate Harry and Ms Rowling now.

You could read Cursed Child; it's not the greatest Harry Potter work but it does dig into the lives of their children.

So you want to discover more about the Wizarding World, but would rather have the same stories continued instead of the prequels, which are introducing so much more to the Wizarding World than a sequel would?? They’re introducing so many countries and beasts and stories. As much as the original characters are amazing, if you want to actually discover more about the Wizarding World, Fantastic Beasts is literally serving that for you.

@@nicholasablue but it’s not canon so it doesn’t really count

Theres a game coming out called hogwarts legacy u should give it a play in February

I still wish she'd write up the case files of Auror Moody. The first wizarding war, when Snape, Malfoy and the marauders were young

Oliver Wood is presumed to continue his professional Quidditch career as he was a reserve keeper in the Puddlemere United before the Battle. Lavender Brown was KIA during the Battle as far as I know. Krum resumed his quidditch career until a crushing defeat after he announced his retirement. Later he returned and secured the World Cup for Bulgaria. He found a partner in Bulgaria but remained on good terms with Hermione. Bill resumed his work as a Curse-breaker. Fleur we have no proper info so we can assume she pursued her work at Gringotts like it was mentioned in the books. Thats all I could find! Hope it sates the curiousity despite the briefness.

@Lebite Lexie Bill and Fluer also had three children. Victoire, Dominique and Louis. Victoire was born on the first anniversary of the Battle of Hogwarts.

@@lebitelexie9350 In the movie, Lavender was killed during the battle, but the book didn't explicitly say she was killed. That left her fate open ended. For that reason, we don't know what happened to her.

in my opinion, nuna wasnt a very great ship. There is almost none interaction between the two. It is just shown that Neville suddenly announces his feelings for Luna. Also, Luna liked to explore given her interesting in magical creatures but Neville had a passion for plants which are stationary objects. It couldn't have worked out. Luna marrying Rolf is a very intricate deet that JoRo put in

@@adagoyal1778 Luna and Neville had a lot of interactions/events together. During the 5th Year they where some of the earliest members of Dumbledore's Army and where at the Ministry during that battle. In the 6th Year they where the only two members of the DA other then Ginny that responded to helping Ron and Hermione while Harry and Dumbledore where seeking the Horcrux. Then in the 7th Year they where 2 of the most important helpers to Harry during that final Battle for Hogwarts. Additionally Neville, Ginny, and Luna where the leaders of the DA against the Carrows while the Golden Trio where seeking the other Horcruxes. Also in 5th Year Neville, Luna, Harry, and some random Slytherin where the only students who could see the Thestrals that we know of so Neville and Luna could have that other connection.

Harry should have married Luna .

@@erniecucheron1418 that's actually my second choice for him Ginny is my first choice

@@morrigankasa570sure yeah but their interactions were purely based on duty and never on feelings

Thank-you!

Collin Creevy died during the Battle of Hogwarts. Skeeter remained a reporter at the Prophet (Rowling wrote a short story about her covering the World Cup years after the Battle). I'm not sure what happened to Dennis Creevey or Dean Thomas, other than they both survived the war.

Its not necessarily exciting, sadly. You seen that the map had a certain "sentinence" as it was insulting Snape when he tried to access its secrets. Fred and George simply experimented with it until they could work out the phrase necessary to activate it and the map gave them clues "flickering into life here and there" as they got closer to the proper phrase until they worked it out perfectly.

Or the map straight up told them what to do when they tapped it, because it sensed “here are two troublemakers, rejoice”.

There's a great video out with this exact subject 😊

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As Hogwarts is based on British public schools, there are a few options: some schools provide staff, married or single, with housing on campus (apartments, townhouses, or cottages) while they are teaching (and occasionally upon retiring, in special circumstances). As Hogwarts is a converted castle, there would no doubt be other cottages (like Hagrid’s) in the grounds that could be used as housing for staff. Another option might be that Hogwarts provides (or subsidizes) housing in Hogsmeade for staff & faculty. This would help the local economy of the town, as the local shops would have the benefit of Hogwarts staff salaries to buoy up their bottom lines. The third option is exactly as you as. With floo powder & the apparition spell, there’s no reason that anyone would have to relocate to teach at all.

@@DneilB007 Hermione: "you can't apparate in or out of hogwarts, am I the only one who read 'Hogwarts: A History'?" Ron: "Looks like it" Haha little joke. But everything else makes complete sense, I only bring it up because they never really talked about it as most of the teachers we see are by themselves. Only Snape is really shown to have his own house.

@@allicide166 apparating was allowed outside the hogwarts grounds, but not inside as you mentioned. Also as far as I know only Minerva's office had the only working floo network in the whole castle. I believe that could have also been used by teachers.

@@RocioMartinez-me9go maybe. They never really talk about teachers' personal lives, they all seem to live and breathe hogwarts.

They probably lived in Hogmeades for a good bit and could've kept a house there even when Hannah went to work at Hogwarts as a matron too.

Yeah! except he never was a healer. but maybe one of his plants could help

I think he allready done a few of those vids

@@marcelsgroot I mean the most powerful wizards to have ever lived

No thanks god he became a very very sweet boy with very good heart and manners but before he met albus he was quite lonely i believe like draco although he raised with a lot of love and affection from his paterns both draco and Astoria draco definitely he didn't raised his son like lucious did with all this toxic ideas in fact draco kept a distance from his parents and tried to keep away scorpios away as much he can because he didn't want them be bad influence for kid They didn't approved Astoria of course because she was against with all this ideas about muggles And all this hater whch lucious represent so they didn't had a very good relationship with her also if I remember correctly according to.the book they didn't live in malfoy mansion like video says they went to another house more suitable and friendly for their child

@@elenagrigoraki1 It was addressed that Draco and Astoria didn't want Scorpio's to have much contact with his Lucius and Narcissa because they still hold their views on muggle borns and blood purity. Even though Draco did marry a pure blood. She was nothing but a disappointment due to her being against their muggle views. Also Draco was willing to not have any children because of the curse that Astoria inherited..as it would weaken her. However Astoria wanted to have a child because she knew she wasn't going to live long and wanted Draco to not be alone. The brief moments of Draco and Astoria's marriage were just so sweet and how much they loved their son. Scorpius developed a crush on Rose, Ron and Hermione's daughter. Due to Rose's father influence however and know the Malfoy family were once Death Eaters. She wanted nothing to do with them. Even ending her friendship with her cousin Albus because he refused to end his friendship with a former death eater's son. It didn't help with the ridiculous rumors that Scorpius was the child of Voldemort...when he looks IDENTICAL to DRACO. Which is the reason he was lonely...and why he cherished his friendship with Albus. The outcast of his family due to being the son of Harry Potter, every expected so much from him.. And he was the first in the family to be placed into Slytherin didn't help matters. Scorpius however proved himself when he stopped the plans and shown to be a hero... Draco also finally became friends with Harry, Ron and Hermione by the end of Cursed Child. At most he was civil to them.

@@elenagrigoraki1 Add Scorpius greatly admired Harry Potter...It's sweet too. As Draco was a rival and bully to Harry. Night and Day. So different.

The room appears differently to those who need different requirements...

I just reread this part of the book. They have to clear everyone out of the "hideout room" before they can enter it as the room where things are hidden. that makes sense.

The Room of Requirement is the Harry Potter version of the holodeck. You can create and save multiple programs and retrieve them as needed.

Stemming from Hogwarts Legacy the room seems to be like a webserver. Every user has it's own dedicated "instance". In the books 90% of the time the room is basically controlled by the trio

While it could've made sense, I really can't picture Luna in a relationship. She's more like the cool single aunt

I would've liked to have it in the story, too. Too bad she only says goodbye and walks out in the books, seemingly uncaring, bawling over Dudley, so the deleted scene felt false to me... But I loved it. If only her character was given more character 😂

We know him as the jerk he is because we the reader see him in the view of the trio, hagrid and the weasleys but it could been that in the whole wizard world he was popular like Fudge said he gives a lot to charity. I think combined with such popularity and saying he was cursed he could have gotten away with it. Just like he got away with it in the first war

@@marcelsgroot Fool me twice....

He would have afforded the very best lawyers.

I always thought that 😭😭

I don’t know if this is true, but I think it’s because all non-magical injuries and deaths are healable through magic. The Irish quidditch teams seeker crashed into the ground twice during the Quidditch World Cup, only to be immediately healed by other wizards and then continued to fly. To the best of my knowledge it is never explicitly explained if a wizard can die a muggle death without it being preventable, but it is implicated that it’s impossible.

Well some of the ghosts in the books were killed by humans, right? Wasn't Nick (almost) beheaded and died from it?

Reminds me of this copypasta; "Ok, this has been driving me crazy for seven movies now, and I know you're going to roll your eyes, but hear me out: Harry Potter should have carried a 1911. Here's why: Think about how quickly the entire WWWIII (Wizarding-World War III) would have ended if all of the good guys had simply armed up with good ol' American hot lead. Basilisk? Let's see how tough it is when you shoot it with a .470 Nitro Express. Worried about its Medusa-gaze? Wear night vision goggles. The image is light-amplified and re-transmitted to your eyes. You aren't looking at it--you're looking at a picture of it. Imagine how epic the first movie would be if Harry had put a breeching charge on the bathroom wall, flash-banged the hole, and then went in wearing NVGs and a Kevlar-weave stab-vest, carrying a SPAS-12. And have you noticed that only Europe seems to a problem with Deatheaters? Maybe it's because Americans have spent the last 200 years shooting deer, playing GTA: Vice City, and keeping an eye out for black helicopters over their compounds. Meanwhile, Brits have been cutting their steaks with spoons. Remember: gun-control means that Voldemort wins. God made wizards and God made muggles, but Samuel Colt made them equal. Now I know what you're going to say: "But a wizard could just disarm someone with a gun!" Yeah, well they can also disarm someone with a wand (as they do many times throughout the books/movies). But which is faster: saying a spell or pulling a trigger? Avada Kedavra, meet Avtomat Kalashnikova. Imagine Harry out in the woods, wearing his invisibility cloak, carrying a .50bmg Barrett, turning Deatheaters into pink mist, scratching a lightning bolt into his rifle stock for each kill. I don't think Madam Pomfrey has any spells that can scrape your brains off of the trees and put you back together after something like that. Voldemort's wand may be 13.5 inches with a Phoenix-feather core, but Harry's would be 0.50 inches with a tungsten core. Let's see Voldy wave his at 3,000 feet per second. Better hope you have some Essence of Dittany for that sucking chest wound. I can see it now...Voldemort roaring with evil laughter and boasting to Harry that he can't be killed, since he is protected by seven Horcruxes, only to have Harry give a crooked grin, flick his cigarette butt away, and deliver what would easily be the best one-liner in the entire series: "Well then I guess it's a good thing my 1911 holds 7+1." And that is why Harry Potter should have carried a 1911."

@@cleanerben9636 Thats good. But its a good thing that the modern British magical community doesn't believe in wand control. The only restrictions of note are the unforgivable curses and underage wizardry outside of school. They even authorize the teaching of defensive magic beginning with first years. All students, staff and faculty(except Filch) are armed with weapons far more versatile than most guns. An attempt at wand control was attempted during 5th year, forbidding the usage of wands in DADA and using the most basic DADA materials to learn with. Didn't work, Harry Potter founded a secret club to teach DADA. Imagine the Battle of Hogwarts with wands being banned. Only the bad guys would have wands.

Fiemed fire can yes

It was just in the films ! Oh my god you movie watchers read the books ! Luna needs someone who can take her along to explore the world and Neville is a stay-at-home type of person.

From just one scene in the film where he says he's crazy about her. Luna and Neville may look cute together but i dont think they're compatible

@@sharvithakur160 ??? Actually I PREFER the books over the films and read the full series of books before seeing all the movies… So I’m definitely more of a book reader. And I recall them seeming great together in both…

They were never even attracted to each other in the books....it was something that was added for the films...and they just had them date before they eventually moved on the marry their respectful spouses.

Probably not

I dont think you must be a goblin to recognize a goblin's magic trace, just harder

@@aymannajib3594 ya your right goblins are probably just used to identifying things better than others

And they would be used to recognise the thing made by thier own kind

I think she died during the war

@@elenagrigoraki1 no she did not participate as she was send away with the other slyterin. I think ive read on pottermore that she married and has a average dull life.