REVEALED - How Every Horcrux Defends Itself
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2022
- For today's video I want to take a look at Voldemort’s horcruxes. Everyone knows how they were created and how they were destroyed but something I don’t think I’ve seen be highlighted is how they actually defend themselves. Every horcrux has a defence mechanism and pretty strong ones at that. It actually shows just how incredibly powerful voldemort was not only to split his soul and place it in an object but also to then place a defence on each horcrux too so let’s take a look at how every individual horcrux defends itself and at what point in the story we see examples of these defences.
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You know what the irony about the Gaunt ring horcrux is? I doubt Tom realized a Hallow was set in the ring, but he wouldn't have cared if he did. The resurrection stone meant nothing to him as there was no dead person he wanted to talk to. The true irony I think is Dumbledore possessed the one he truly wanted, the Elder Wand. And Tom possessed the one Dumbledore wanted more than the others just so he could talk to his sister. They each prized what the other had rather than what they already owned.
I agree, If Tom had met his mother and understand her decisions he would have been different.
He would've wanted to keep the ring, as well as the cloak. For one thing, he's a collector of rare and powerful artefacts as shown by his choice of horcruxes. Furthermore the existence of the ring would've proved the existence of the wand, the one he wanted. Lastly he would've wanted all 3 as possessing all 3 makes you the master of death, which he would've interpreted as overcoming death to achieve immortality.
You're saying this like you had made this realization and no one else has. Dumbledore says exactly this in the books.
He never would have cared who would he have brought back?
1:06 I agree. The diary was most likely the strongest Horcrux of all, since it was the first one made, and therefore probably had exactly half of Voldemort’s soul. I believe each time he made another one, it had a smaller piece of him in it.
and that it was possibly the only one that could “think” for itself
I THINK THE SAME
THE DIARY HAS HALF
THE RING HAS A QUARTER
(SECOND STRONGEST SINCE IT IS THE REASON WHY DUMBLEDORE DIE AND ALSO WITH THE PLUS OF THE STONE)
THE NEXT ONES 1/8 1/16 1/32 1/64 1/128
Sir I wanna say thank you for making this channel you are one of a number of channels that helped me rebuild my life after I had a really bad mental breakdown
Well going back in time and having your mom want you in the sack would be mentally unsettling. Lol
Jokes aside, I'm proud of you for getting through your time of perils. I know it isn't easy especially if you're alone. Keep it up!
@@devonhopper7534 Voldemort join heaven with mother, grandmother and grandfather and uncle, grandaunts
Good job rebuilding mate, I hope you stay happy and sane, every day is a challenge you can win 😁
Glad you're on the mend
FYI...I suspect that the Resurrection Stone was made from Obsidian, one of the hardest, most durable mineral of the planet. When shattered, its pieces can be razor sharp and therefore used to make knife blades and arrow tips for centuries.
7:03 Although the movie doesn’t show it, the book mentions that the objects were also placed under the Flagrante Curse, causing them to burn whoever tried to touch them.
Let's not forget that the Hufflepuff cup horcrux in the books. The fake cups would burn you.
As for what the cup did, im wagering a bet that the cup was ever lasting. You poured a drink in it and it never emptied.
I believe the other object that have consciousness besides the diary, is the locket, just remember how it was torturing and manipulating Ron's anguished mind in the forest. And it makes sense that both objects are the only ones that possess that feature for being highly personal objects for Voldemort.
Ron was always jelous and not confident over himself so the horrocrux was only a push
Actually in the book, the fiend fire destroys the Horcrux before any of the trio can attempt to...so we have no idea what defences it has.
Also in the books i believe the ones in Bellatrixs vault burned them as well
I've recently heard a theory regarding why the Soul Fragment in the Diary was able to do what it did.
It was Tom's first Horcrux. So that Horcrux/Soul Fragment was equally 1 half of Tom's soul. While the other's were less & less.
Wasnt his first horrocrux was the ring
@@crow_g1639 no the diary then the ring
Has it ever been confirmed that the soul splits evenly. To me, we you break something it rarely breaks evenly in half unless it's designed that way. If Voldemort could control the size of the break, it would make more sense to chunk off ⅐ of his soul each time. If not it seems like earlier pieces might be bigger, because they're coming from a bigger chunk, but not exactly half of what's there.
@@gullinvarg
That sound's right. I had just wanted to share the theory I had heard.
The diary was the way it was because Tom was arrogant. It was made to be found. Tom knew he'd be making 7 of them. I'm pretty sure it says so in the hp books.
Is it impossible to learn Parseltongue? Ron was able to open the chamber of secrets by imitating the sounds he had heard from Harry. This makes me think people could learn Parseltongue if they wanted.
I've always had the thought that the best defense Voldemort could've put on his Horcruxes would have been a Confundus charm which made the physical forms and magical auras of each one invisible to everyone except himself...
The water reaction to attempting to destroy the cup was invented for the movie and even if canon, was circumstantial to it being in the chamber
Edit: so was the diadem’s reaction, in the book it had already touched the fiendfire when Harry got it out of the room of requirement and oozed a black liquid and crumbled
The real theory here is that Voldy specifically sought powerful magical artifacts as his horcrux because a wizard who finds it is likely one he could corrupt
He also likely thought only legendary objects were fit to hold his soul
It may be more likely that a wizard that found it would be unlikely to damage it because of it's value. He didn't expect anybody to realize he had horcruxes.
He didn't want anyone to find them and he definately didn't want anyone to keep them. Your last statement is the real reason why he did so.
Idk why he didn't put it in a penny and put it in circulation...
@@dustingaethje1332 The Journal had very manipulative properties it was meant to be found -- and every other item is a wearable item of great value. If a wizard in search of power finds a horcrux it can corrupt him or kill him like the ring dumbledore took cursed him.
I think what makes sense is that if he split his soul each time he made a horcrux, then it would make sense for the diary to be the most powerful. It would be a soul distribution that goes something 1) 50 2) 25 3) 12.5 4) 6.25 5) 3.125 6) 1.5625 7) .78125
Meaning that the horcruxes increasingly contained less and less of his soul if we take the term “split” to mean an even split. I think that Rowling used the term split to mean a 50/50 split rather than severing/splintering of his soul: IMO, this is the only thing that explains why the diary was so much more powerful and nearly resurrected young Tom.
Layering spells seemed pretty much ordinary actually. Protection spells are generally 4 or 5 different spells used at once to fortify someone's location. Ie Hogwarts during the Battle of Hogwarts.
Even broomsticks are an example of multiple spells being layered on top of each other. They have to bewitch the broom to be able to levitate, and then they have to speed up the broom. Not to mention that higher quality broomsticks actually are bewitched to be more comfortable, instead of feeling like you're sitting on a pole, it will feel like you're sitting on a comfortable driver's seat. Then they have to bewitch the broom to be able to be controlled by whomever rides the broom and be able to come to a complete stop.
So as I've said, multiple spells and items have been layered. I think the proper wording you were looking for would be "Voldemort had used magic in ways that has never been done before."
I know it sounds nitpicky, but it would basically be spreading misinformation if you say Voldemort was the first wizard to layer multiple spells. It would be more accurate to say that he was the first wizard to layer spells in such a nasty and dangerous manner.
Wow, this was an incredible idea for a video!
If a wizard made a Squib into a Horcrux, would that Squib gain magical powers from being a Horcrux?
I'd say they would have some like not being able to die etc
Probably. I would say the same for a Muggle who was made into a Horcrux.
This was a very cool video! You manage to explore areas of the wizaring world that some people don't even think about. Well done!
Love your channel
You forgot one tidbit about the Gemino curse, it mentions in the book that not only did it replicate, it was also white hot to the touch, burning them as well as filling the room
Wait a minute…
5:55 In the Deathly Hollows (book and movie) Ron speaks Parseltongue explaining that Harry talks in his sleep.
So basically you just pointed out a huge plot hole when you said it can’t be learned
The same though occurred to me. Also, Ron and Hermione were able to get into the Chamber of Secrets to get basilisk fangs because Ron had learned, and practiced how to command the hidden door to the Chamber to open in Parseltongue.
You said Parcel tongue can't be learned, but Ron learned some from hearing Harry talk in his sleep
At 5:56 you said parseltongue cannot be learnt…. So how did Ron open the Chamber of Secrets to get the basilisk fang to destroy Hufflepuff’s cup? He used parseltongue and attributed it’s usage to Harry’s sleep talking, which i assume he mimicked, so is it that the Chamber of Secrets is so weak it opens to Ron even after years of not being able to be opened until Tom Riddle did it?
Edit: tag him please cuz this needs an answer!!!
Love the Voldemort videos!
Oooooh this sounds interesting and well put together like all ur vids
Thanks for your effort ❤️
Great video man🤙🏽 keep up the great work!
Can’t be easy coming up with these unique topics
The Cup was defended by both Gemino and Flagrante curses. Multiply and burn!
That's a good idea for a video. What if Voldemort got the Diary back from Lucius and used it to revive another part of his soul. Like what almost happened in Chamber of secrets And how since it was his first Horcrux, this Tom Riddle would be half of his soul as opposed to the fraction that Voldemort has
But there would be two living Voldemorts scheming together. Imagine if Voldemort had the Diary right after he got his body back and used like Karkaroff or someone or to resurrect the Tom from the Diary. It was clearly two different people because Voldemort had no idea Tom Riddle from the Diary died.
That was stated in the books as one of the reasons Lucius was already in trouble with Voldemort before he failed at the department of mysteries.
Great video! Thanks for keeping up the grind!
It was a very fun video to watch ☺️
Please keep up the good work with these types of videos.
Really good vid. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Another incredibly interesting & entertaining video about the HP world
You say that the Parseltongue cannot be learned, but in the Deathly Hallows Ron was able to open the chamber of secrets by saying 'Open' in Parseltongue (which he heard Harry say to the locket). So it looks like it can be learned?
Ron didn't learn it like one can learn other languages. He replicated the sound Harry made. He couldn't nor ever will be able to speak parseltongue.
Very good video, I like your ideas about horcruxes, I would love to see the big cinema movie that would show us how Tom made them and how he - step by step - became Voldemort. Unfortunately we got Fantastic Beasts which are ok at most. Thank you for your work and dedication to HP fandom. Good to have you on yt.
Very interesting video. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
you forgot that the object that duplicate would also burn the person who touch them
I always assumed that the splitting of one's soul when creating a Horcrux would break it into two roughly equal halves, with one half being bound to the Horcrux and the other remaining in the body of its creator. Thus, while Voldemort's later Horcruxes would have been made with increasing skill and complexity, they would have also been less powerful than the earlier ones, as the soul fragment contained within each was smaller than the one before. That would have especially been true of the Gaunt Ring, as it was the first of Voldemort's Horcruxes, made when he had read about them but had never actually made one before, and prior to his conversation with Professor Slughorn about them. Thus, despite being made into a Horcrux by a teenage student wizard who had only theoretical book knowledge of the process, the ring was able to mortally curse Albus Dumbledore, probably the greatest wizard in history, who was only able to delay the inevitable, even with the help of one of the all-time greatest masters of Potions in Severus Snape. The diary was also incredibly strong, but far more refined and subtle than the ring, having been made by the still young but considerably more skilled and experienced Riddle. In a material sense, these first two were far less heavily defended than the rest of the Horcruxes (excluding the accidental and unknown one within Harry Potter), possibly because they were much stronger in terms of raw power than the ones Voldemort made later. He may indeed have learned to split off fragments of his soul that were significantly less than half of what was left later in the game when his skill at creating Horcruxes was at its height, but it seems unlikely he would have had the knowhow to do this when he was first starting out, as the original concept of Horcruxes was to make ONE, and the idea of a single person making multiple Horcruxes wouldn't have been in the book Riddle read to learn the theory. I suspect Riddle was hesitant to create a second Horcrux until he had spoken to Slughorn to gain more theoretical knowledge before he took the plunge into those unchartered waters...
“Parseltongue can’t be learned”
Ron: “Hold my Wand”
Wait a minute. I understand about the diary, the locket, the cup, the ring and Nagini. But what is the defense of the diadem by your logic? Or the temporary Horcrux in Quirrell? Or the accidental Horcrux in Harry? What is the defense of these Horcruxes? Anyway interesting video.
Well for the diadem it was known to give the wearer enhanced wisdom so if anyone found it the first thing they might do is to try to wear it. Upon wearing it i guess it would activate a curse similar to the ring
@@adeshsingh9130 Or like the diary try to drain its host of their life essence to become corporeal.
As for the Horcrux in Harry the dark lord was destroyed when that Horcrux was made as it was done by accident so therefore he was unable to put any additional magical protection on it however remnants of the dark lord soul manifested themselves from within Harry in several ways first his gift a parcel tongue second his resourcefulness determination and a disregard for the rules as Dumbledore himself said
@@adeshsingh9130 Oh okay interesting. Good thing we never found out. It could also be like the locket, who not only shows you your greatest fear but also drives you mad.
@@DarkFire352 So Harry got part of Voldemort as a gift to use. Make sense, but being resourceful and determined, these are not bad qualities. This is not just for Slytherins. The values of Slytherin house by themselves are good if you look at them. It is only the individuals who choose how to use it.
Thanks for the video
Harry himself doesn’t have a defense mechanism because he wasn’t meant to be a horcrux.
Such an interesting and kinda scary topic.
I want to say thanks for doing this
I always wondered how and why they were so powerful your a magical prodigy.
Great video! Hey, is there a scene of Riddle and Hepzibah? I’ve never seen that scene before.
Thank you. Another topic I had never thought about.
The Cup is unique in that every other Horcrux was either protected by Voldemort himself or hidden to his satisfaction (in the case of the Diadem, which was a famous case of hubris).
In contrast, the Cup didn't defend itself really as far as we know, nor did it have Voldemort's personal touch in protecting or hiding it. Instead it was defended by Gringotts in the same way that the goblins would defend any treasure in their custody. A rare instance of Voldemort trusting another person.
With what u said about mixing magic, in the 90's cartoon of Gargoyles said in 1 episode that, mixing magic can b dangerous. Although that's a different show with its own magical rules but u get my point. So if that and HPverse do share the dangers, Voldemort did find a way around that. After all, Hermione is a child prodigy (too smart for her's and those irl age like that of an adult), Voldemort was a prodigy in magic. Like irl, people r gifted in 1 or more subject but not a whole lot, and magic was his.
With the Hufflepuff cup, as it is theories to b food related, some fans think it turns vinegar into wine, as that normally happens the other way around.
Great job 👏
You forgot Harry, Harry Potter was the final horcrux, if you had followed along with the books and movies, it does explain that each and every horcrux has to be destroyed before Voldemort was killed and Harry was the key to his death
Yes, please!!! I have always wondered this!🤩
For some reason, when they opened the locket. I thought for some reason Lord Voldemort might of sealed a Buget within it.
We see a lot of items that are enchanted at least twice. The Weasley’s car can fly, but also turn invisible. The deluminator does like 4 things, and the sorting hat sorts as well as summons swords. Dumbledore enchants the already enchanted mirror to give Harry the stone in the very first movie, as well.
I always wondered if using the Killing Curse would be enough to destroy a Horcrux. It contains a piece of a person's soul, so it should work. But alas, it didn't.
It would work on Nagini (the movie doesn't count).
@@karlrovey how does it not count in the movie? Nagini is a live animal.
@@princeofpokemon2934 The movie doesn't count because it shows the killing curse just bounce off of Nagini as if it is nothing. However, there is no defensive spell that can do that. This means the depiction in the movies is incorrect. Plus, it's a lot less dramatic in the book. Neville just pulls the sword from the hat and cuts Nagini's head off in the book anyway. No real struggle to catch and kill the snake.
@@karlrovey makes sense.
awesome video
Seriously though the goblet of hufflepuff would be amazing to have, always refill your cup with your favorite drink, no brainer.
I Always find escaping from the real world,and visiting the magical world even for a couple of minutes on a video seems to center my mind,thank u for your work sir.
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Great video! I think the diary led to a greater manifestation of Voldemort because it was more truly his. Tom Riddle was the original owner of the diary; he didn't take it from another person. (Even if he stole it from the shop, he would be the first owner of an item intended for retail.) Perhaps the other horcrux items retained some of their rightful owners' energy, so Voldemort's soul fragment had to share energetic space. I also wonder if the diary, being the first horcrux, had more of Voldemort's soul attached to it. Perhaps he put less of his soul in the following horcruxes, so the diary contained more of Voldemort's essence. Who knows? It's fun to theorize! Thanks for the video!
I believe there is a Ford Anglia that would argue about the multiple enchantment statement....
Do you think Voldemort knew the stone was inside the locket. If he did there's no doubt in my mind that he would resurrect salazar
I would guess that a defense on the cup could be that any liquid put into it would turn to deadly poison if drunk.
A few ideas for future videos: a)The Life of Alfhard Black; b)Safehouses and Secret Keepers explained; c)Pensieves explained.
I've always been curious about why James and Lily didn't choose one of themselves for the secret keeper. Naming someone who's within the safehouse seemed like the obvious solution as it's the perfect way to protect the secret since nobody knows their location to begin with. I assumed that since they didn't go that route that maybe there's a rule against it. On another note, I've also always wondered why, in Goblet of Fire, Dumbledore didn't remove Harry's memory of his dream and put it in the pensieve to see this unidentified man Harry saw, which obviously would've led to the discovery that BC Jr. had escaped; that Wormtail was alive and had reunited with Voldemort; their location if it looked familiar...Or why not have Harry produce tears containing the memory of the dream as Snape did in Deathly Hallows? Again I assumed because that wasn't done it couldn't be, but wasn't sure🤷♀️.
actually harry didnt see barty crouch's memory in the books its hard to explain but at that time barty wwas still at crouch seniors house under the imperius curse it was about 2 or 3 months later when he joined voldemort so thtat part was only in the movies. if u havent read the books, i recommend u read them
I know we’re not counting Harry because he was unintentionally made into a horcrux, but in my theory he would be able to defend himself work and type of magic even if he doesn’t know it
Hi Dean. = I had a thought about the horcrux strength thing, but I need your expert help. The Diary had the freshest and biggest piece of the soul because it was the first tear. Each piece of soul has his current personality and level of learning reflected. Voldemort had different levels of crafty evil with each horcrux. He was a kid all about taking over and being known when he made the diary. The order of crafty evil continues - Ring - the gold of the trinket like the gold of Hufflepuff’s cup is greed. The locket was another of his heirlooms, but his soul chunk may have combined with Slytherin’s magic to create such fear. He also was at the height of his powers and left it in a place where he first terrified people. Harry was a mistake due to an unstable soul. Nagini was a sort of temporary storage. Since she retained her rational mind, she was probably pretty pissed because she knew that if the other bits of soul were destroyed, when Voldy needed to use them. She may have not liked being a snake for forever, she probably didn’t like the thought of being used in this fashion. She was probably assured that the other soul chunks were safe. She would do her best to keep them safe. I have two questions: Given that he wore the ring after putting a chunk of his soul in it - the diary got the soul chunk and he held onto the ring. So what murders did the rip for which horcrux and did the soul chunk have to be popped in the object at rip time? Also - did the soul chunks themselves “know” about the threat to themselves and self activate their protective properties? Would the soul chunk know about the chunks ripped before it because it “witnessed” the rip and had memory of when the parts were together. Voldy was too damaged to really think about it, but the chunks would have nothing better to do than dwell on where the bits were. Nagini was torqued because she knew she was close to that last bit and Voldy finally listened to her. Thoughts, Dean? Your videos are the only ones that get me to continue thinking. Thanks for taking the time, Ace!! Lizzie
You and Morgan are so amazing with these!
Very deep video.
Playing your most embarrassing and cringey memories should've been the most powerful defense.
Its interesting to think that Voldemort could have used the Diary on someone besides Ginny and let them die and had another part of himself, that Tom Riddle from COS, alive that was his slave at the same time as long as Voldemort had the Diary
Did Voldemort know that his horcruxes were being destroyed? If so, did he look to secure them and keep them safe?
if he know, j.k. rolling didn't fully say it in the books, but i believe he started to realized it when harry and the others escape malfoy manor
He did know as he could feel his soul in each of them die. He did end up returning to the cave to find the locket gone, also returning to the vault to also find the cup gone and the same with the ring. That's why he put nagini in a bubble and kept her by his side, he knew what Harry was up to but was too late to stop him from destroying the majority of them
in the books he only found out after the gringotts bank heist. He even mentions in the last book that he expected to be able to feel it if they were destroyed but he didn't feel anything when they were destroyed. He only found out when he interogated a goblin of Gringotts about what they took from the Lestrange vault. After that he checks on the rest of them. This is how Harry found out the diadem was in Hogwarts. Because he was in Voldemort's mind at that moment and Voldemort went down the list of all his horcruxes in his head to decide which ones were the most vulnerable and so which ones he should visit first.
According to the books (which I would consider the canonical source) Voldemort didn't have any unique way of feeling or sensing that any of his Horcruxes had been destroyed. He figured out that the Golden Trio were actively seeking out and presumably destroying his Horcruxes based on the reports his Death Eaters gave him of their actions, such as breaking into the Lestrange vault at Gringotts. He then had to go to the actual locations where he had hidden the Horcruxes to actually find out for sure that they were missing/destroyed.
Amazing 🤩
The defense for the locket horcrux imagine the dursleys drank the water not Dudley he changed since the dementor attack but petunia and Vernon they would see how horrible they acted towards Harry and Lily and see if they would change their ways or not. I'm not saying I want things to be bad bad for them I just want them to see the horrible things they've done and see if they change that's all.
I think the diadem prob wouldve controlled the wearer to try and bring voldermort back if his body was killed or join him and become a strategic weapon
Is the Tom Riddle in the diary Voldemort's familiar? He is a spirit capable of great magic with a name that sounds like something you'd hear in old folktales. And since he's a recreation of Voldemort's past self that makes it a play on the word familiar. Just a thought.
Dumb move by Voldemort placing protection for the ring. That's the way how Dumbledore detected it. Well, he could have found it anyway because he correctly guessed the location.
What if the ring horcrux couldn't enter the Stone because it was a deathly hallow so it only entered the ring the stone was set in?
Why couldn't kreacher destroy the locket? He said he could disaparate from the cave simply because he was told to return home. He was told to destroy the locket too but couldn't? Btw this is not my question just something I found the other day and was interested.
if parseltongue cannot be learned, Ron is a decendant of slytherin, he spoke parseltongue at some point.
words are a group of sounds that can be imitated by a person ignorant of their meaning. an example is a singer repeating a song in a language the singer doesn't speak or a latin motto such as "e pluribus unum". i studied latin but i've forgotten the exact meaning. i can still pronounce the phrase.
"klatu barata nickto", quote from "the day the earth stood still". i remember the sounds but have no clue as to the meaning.
@@jessestreet2549 this is true, but I'm sure if he repeated the same phrase to Harry and asked what it meant, Harry could teach him, therefore the language can be learned.
@@RandomWeebAppeared when riddle's soul fragment in harry's body was exorcised, harry lost the ability to speak parseltongue.
i suspect the language was magically tied to slytherin's lineage somehow.
when the ability to understand is lost, the sounds can be repeated but are meaningless.
concepts aren't always directly translatable from human to human. human to reptile would be magnitudes more difficult.
Could have severed Dumbledore's hand and replace it with a golden hand just like Pettigrew's.
Where is the clip from at 6:47? They never showed the cup in the movies.
This is a bit tangential to this but
I have a theory that Mrs Norris is a maledictus and was once a muggleborn and then fell in love with the unlovable squib and then one day she's turned into a Cat forever and unable to talk. This leaves filtch even more Bitter and resentful as ever.
What proof do I have? Mrs Norris is still in the care of filtch when Albus Potter starts at Hogwarts making her well over 26 years old in cat form
Keep it up bro Evan if I disagree with one yea videos I still like it and stay subscribed Couse only true potter fans stay connected
I kind of thought the amount in them got smaller and smaller. So the first one had half of Voldermort's soul in it. When he split it again, the next had a quarter (of his original soul), half of which he still had. Then an 1/8. By the time we get to the fourth Horcrux, it would have had just one sixteenth. Carrying on like this the 5th Horcrux would be 1/32. The 6th 1/64 and the 7th only 1/128 of Voldermort's original soul. As we know he accidentally made an 8th one, Harry. But Harry would have had only 1/256 parts of Tom Riddle's original soul. That's one of the reasons I think it had so little effect on him.
I always assumed those faces were just that part of his soul dying
How does Harry defend himself?
Harry: ASPARAGUS
Why could Voldemort not have Nagini it's own Horcrux or two? Making her protected from death once or twice and enough for Voldemort to still live the battle without dying?
great video, but what about the soul fragment inside Harry
Even if the diary isn’t the most powerful horcrux it’s definitely the most dangerous
Could the basilisk be turn into a horcrux ??
What's the footage at 6:46 from?
I always wondered in the movie, did Ron try to use avada kadvra on Nagini before Neville killed her?
For me the Gaunt ring was the most powerful Horcrux. People don't seem to realize that the curse on the ring is actually meant to kill the wearer rapidly. The only reason Dumbledore lived for over a year was because he was Dumbledore. With his vast knowledge and skill, he was able to hold out until Snape managed to confine it to his hand. However, even with the skills of the most Powerful Wizard of All Time and a master of the dark arts put together, the two were never able to come up with a permanent counter curse. If anyone besides Dumbledore had put that ring on, they'd probably be dead in a few hours.
Even sooner than few hours probably. By the looks of it he would have died within minutes, but managed to stall the curse long enough for Snape to do his part. Without Snape, then, I think, it would have only taken mere hours.
Great video as always, but of note...a reticulated python is non venomous.. they do have recurved fangs though. easier to hold their prey.
As far as horcruxes are concerned, is ot possible that the first dark wizard who created a horcrux - Herpo, the foul still alive? What could be the object he made a horcrux from?
I think the diary is the most powerful because it has the largest portion of his soul in it
Didn’t Ron use parseltongue to open the chamber of secrets in deathly hallows part 2 or was that only in the movie? If he did, wouldn’t that imply that parseltongue can be learned?
parsel tongue can be leared .... Ron Weasley is NOT a parsel tongue and opened the chamber with Hermine because he listened to Harry sleep talk in Parsel tongue ... which means he learned to speak it ...
He repeated the same phrase Harry was saying, he didn’t actually know the language
didn't Ron open the chamber of secrets with parsil tongue the he learned from Harry sleep talking?
Mimicked the sounds of the phrase but not learned the language
He would have never been defeated if one summoned Bobby Hill and had him scream "That's my purse" then kicked everyone in the area in the crotch.
But do we know enough to key down the original defense mechanisms of the Harry Horcrux?
What is the clip from 6:51 from?