Why did Grindelwald lie to Voldemort? #shorts

Did Grindelwald truly feel remorse ...
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[ivancerecer]

Book Grindelwald: "I aint saying shit"

Movie Grindelwald: *Snitch-Mode Activated*

[saltysnake]

Movie Grindelwald: "Lol, it's over there."

Book Grindelwald: Starts roasting Voldy.

[AdromedaJoel]

In the book Grindelwald calls Voldemort by his actual name Tom, showing no fear of him, and he laughs mockigly before Voldemort kills him. He never kills him in the movie

[kitherlunney]

If I was Grindelwald, I would have called Voldy “son of a muggle” before dying :)

[andreasul]

Book grindelwald was like: Yeah no, listen here Tommy boi. take a piss. Kill me or whatever. Ain't telling you jack. Bye bye

[jamescrowhurst]

Film Grindelwald without hesitation “ The Elder wand lies with him of course. Dumbledore” 😂

[nathangrey]

Grindelwald makes entire Europe fears him
Voldy: only makes Brittain and kids fear him

[_Eltoto]

He was so powerful he brought a dead man to tears.

[Doomzdeh]

I think that Grindelwald truly did care about Dumbledore, and saw a kindred spirit in him. Grindelwald saw a future where witches and wizards didn’t have to hide who they were and could fully be themselves and embrace their magic. His ideals weren’t evil, though he was very greedy and admittedly disdainful towards Muggles.

Voldemort was an arrogant brat, probably, to Grindelwald. He believed himself so great that he made many grandiose mistakes and couldn’t kill a single average wizard boy. He rejected his own name out of idiotic hatred. And he wanted to subjugate many good witches and wizards simply because of who their parents were. Grindelwald would never have stood for that.

Grindelwald’s final words and his defiance spoke not only of his hatred and disrespect of Voldemort, but also of the bit of righteousness in him and his care for Albus, his best friend in the world (even after all that had happened between them).

[beerus-sama-U]

Until his last breathe....Grindelwald still protecting his deceased friend Albus Dumbledore though he was defeated by

[michaelsuk]

Although Dumbledore was dead, I believe Grindelwald paid him respect for never breaking their unbreakable vow, even after death. Grindelwald was evil, but he did have a soul, unlike Voldemort. He probably disrespected Voldemort for the fact that he literally had no soul.

[SetikPEESS]

The amazing things about this scene in the novel is, how Grindelwald greetings Voldemort with smile and die welcoming death like his old friend. That's what i called The True Dark Lord.

Its like Grindelwald talk to Voldy "hai Tom, too bad you're wrong i never had it. What? Voldy gonna cry? Voldy gonna kill me? Then do me a favor, free me from this body while my middle finger pointing at your nose"

[GamesCooky]

If Grindelwald showed remorse, then perhaps that would also explain why he never escaped from the prison.
Because he thought he deserved being locked up after what he had done.

[nolsee]

Unlike Voldemort, he had the capacity to feel genuine remorse for his actions. That along with his final act being to try and protect the dignity of his old friend’s body probably allowed him to move on from King’s Cross Station in the afterlife.

[danszymanski]

He definitely didn't want Voldemort to defile his grave

[davidbartholomew]

Dumbledore and Grindlewald were friends/lovers (JK Rowling), that had a falling out similar to X-Men Xavier and Magneto.
Obviously, Grindlewald still cared for Dumbledore

[thercbfan]

Grindelwald : tom I am on Albus side 😂

[Janav_Gupta]

I remember reading a theory about how Grindelwald was a seer and saw the rise of Voldemort and knew that the only way to stop him woild be to let Dumbledore win the duel and become the master of the elder wand. Probably quite far fetched bit interesting nonetheless.

[kristinejohannessen]

Ollivander suggested Gegorovitch was the last one, not Grindelwald. Gregorovitch had spread the rumour himself, that he was studdying the qualities of the elder wand. Gregorovitch didn't know who stole the wand from him, and Voldemort didn't realise who it was, until the altercation in Godrics Hollow. Here Harry had seen a picture of the thief in Bathilda's house, and slipped the image in his pocket while "Bathilda" didn't look (having seen images of the boy in his mind due to the connection he shared with Voldemort, he was curious himself). Harry lost the picture in the battle with Nagini, and Voldemort found it after reminising his first loss in Godrics Hollow. This was the piece of the puzzle he'd been searching for for months, and he then found out who the thief was; Grindelwald.

[nightlyrowentree]

I love that bro laughed in voldemorts face 😂loved it bro like "get good cuz"