The Deathly Hallows Explained: Creation to Ultimate Fate (+Why Harry Didn't Die In the Forest)

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CORRECTION: Harry put the wand in Dumbledore's grave in the book

[ZintherZ]

i still can't believe j.k rowling made harry potter universe alone

[mangojuice]

Voldemort should have made his nose a horcrux no one would’ve found it

[atismoke]

The real reason why Voldy couldn't kill Harry was because Hermione corrected him (It's Avada Kedevra, not Avada Kadavrya.) but Voldy ignored and Harry lived

[ryankazookie]

When you realize that when James gave Dumbledore his invisibility cloak, he died shortly after

[ChristopherCoxFilm]

I love how Harry's family had the invisibility cloak passed down, while Voldemort's had the resurrection stone, even though they each would have wanted the opposite the most. Voldemort was obsessed with death and feared it above all, while never being able to understand love. He never had a use for bringing back his loved ones because he had no loved ones. But an invisibility cloak would've been the perfect protection from death. Meanwhile, Harry used the cloak, but never needed it deep down. But he had SO many loved ones he wished he could see, and would have probably become obsessed with the resurrection stone, had he been given it as a child. Just more parallels and symbolism to the hero and the villain.

[bharatiagrawal]

*The theory most approved (even by JK Rowling) :*

The three brothers are actually represented by Harry, Voldemort and Snape

Dumbledore Is death

Voldemort died for power
Snape died for love
and Harry greeted death like an old friend

[Ravens]

The way the movies had it done made me think Harry didn't die the second time because he himself was a haucrux. That when V hit him with the killing curse, he wasn't killing Harry but the part of himself that had lived inside Harry.

[samnaamee]

Harry and Tom’s relationship:
- Both have Harry’s blood which has Lily’s protection.
- Both have a small piece of Tom’s soul.
- They can only be killed by each other.
- Neither can truly live while the other is surviving.
- Tom has 6 other Horcruxes.
- Harry is the master of Deathly Hollows.
- Their wands are brother wands (from Fawkes tails)
- Harry is master of Elder Wand while Tom is possessor.
- Both see Hogwarts as first real home.
- Arrived at magical world without knowing about it. Despite being half bloods.
- Both half-bloods, with 1 parent as pureblood.
- Want to/teach DADA.
- Last of the Peverells.

[sriram-cjpv]

Is nobody going to talk about how Strong Lily's protection is, she stopped the Dark Lord on multiple occasions with one protection charm (correction: one sacrifice which proved her love)

[lonelyintrovert]

And also about Voldemort, Snape and Harry being the brothers, their age also is correct:
Voldemort - oldest: 72 years old
Snape - Middle: 38 years old
Harry - Youngest: 17 years old

[couragew]

I can see Dumbledore’s theory being right for the 3 brothers just being magically gifted Wizards… however, I also really like the idea that despite how powerful a Wizard can be, there is still higher beings like Death that are beyond a Wizard’s magical capabilities.

[davitabapista]

I've watched and read every book and movie more times that I can count and all I can say is that JK Rowling is a remarkable woman with an extraordinary imagination.

[PlantagenetRose]

Harry should have used the elder wand to fix the school

[adityavats]

Voldemort : (The most powerful wizard of the century gets the most powerful wand ever made) I'm invincible
Elder Wand : *I'm bout to end this man's whole career*

[adarsh]

I like the 'Master of Death' theory for Harry not dying so much. But ironically Voldemort being himself as the blood protection for Harry is also mind-blowing .
I also liked the theory of the representation of the deathly hallows by Voldemort, Snape and Harry!
I wish if it was true actually!

[cjg]

I also find it interesting how the blood protection is only active when Harry can call the place where his blood is home. At this point he no longer considers the Dursley's house home, but he does consider Hogwarts to be home, just like Tom Riddle does, and they were both on Hogwarts grounds at the time, both at the place they each consider to be home.

[Geni_sis]

Harry Potter in a nutshell:
Mother gives son mega plot armour, son kills cousin

[setm]

When you read the Deathley Hallows, it changes your mind about Snape.

[ihatesnakue]

The fact that both of their families had different things passed on and that too they wanted the other one the most. Tom has the stone passing on but had no importance to it since the bastard never knew love and feared death and Harry never really needed the cloak as a protection but had so many loved ones he lost. Both the family traits would have helped them sort out their longings in life. THE IRONY IS REAL-