The Exact Moment Voldemort Knew He Was Going To Die

[thehonoredone]

That face he made when he died just says literally "That's when he knew, he mucked up".

[dixongecko]

Dumbledore warned him in the duel of the ministry. “We both know Tom that there are fates far worse than death” - Dumbledore referring to the fact he knew his soul was split and where his final destination might be.

[sErgEantaEgis]

I always had the idea that Voldemort had made so many Horcruxes made his soul "crippled" which affected his intelligence, judgement and patience, hence why he does things like not bothering to check if Harry is dead beyond just trusting Draco's mom.

[sifilore]

Villains always close to the end of the story sometimes realize that they r about to lose. When Nagini died, he realized that all work for immortality has been for nothing. he was never gonna c the next century or the one after that.

[lxena]

Well, little correction....Nagaini died before Bellatrix. It was only in the movie does she die after. In the book, Neville kills her in front of everyone before the second wave of fighting broke out. But I do think in that moment, he knew he was in trouble. Because that is when the Centaurs joined the fight, and the villagers of Hogsmeade, and the house elves in the kitchens....all came to fight. The Deatheaters were overwhelmed, and Voldermort couldn't kill a anyone anymore, nor did any of his spells have any lasting effect, thanks to Harry's sacrifice in the forest.

[juliie]

It’s almost comical if the story hadn’t been so tragic due to so many lives lost, that Voldermont worked so hard to achieve immortality just to die at 71. Dumbledore lived to be almost 118 and would have certainly lived longer up to 137 yrs the lifespan of wizards according to the ministry of Divine health. So Voldermont prematurely died 47 yrs earlier than Dumbledore when he died and 66 yrs earlier than the expected lifespan of wizards.

[jonulrick]

He probably could've won later if he had the good sense to run but his arrogance and ego wouldn't let him
It was as easy as teleporting away

[alwaysplotting]

Voldemort died as he was born. Impotent, alone, and flailing at the unknown.

[fmzuiin]

Once Voldemort learned that Harry was hunting Horcruxes and destroyed the one's he found, I believe Voldemort knew it was over for him at that moment. Like Harry said "Voldemort is more dangerous" or more desperate. Great video..

[chilldew]

Talking about Voldemort, it’s always been interesting to me how the one student that actually showed interest and wanted to delve deep into magic, became Voldemort, and all-powerful but other students even the Harry Potter crew seem to just kinda cruise along (except hermione) and never became too powerful.

[ginantsfan]

"And then I ask myself but how could they have believed I would not rise again? They who knew the steps I took long ago to guard myself against mortal death? Thet who had seen proofs of the immensity of my power in times when I was mightier then any wizard living???? And I answer myself, perhaps they believed a still greater power could exist, one that could even vanquish Lord

[mr.d]

*It was at this moment he knew he fucked up.*

[tclapson]

If Voldemort had done what Lucius Malfoy had suggested and "why don't you seek the boy yourself and kill him?" Then there would NEVER have been the protection that Harry gave to those fighting with him, as Harry would NEVER have been called to sacrifice himself for them for the old magic of love. Voldemort gifted them victory... Tut tut tut

[crisshowe]

I think he was worried because no one else had discovered and destroyed any of his or classes as far as he knew

[LyleFrancisDelp]

Well…as his very name literally means “flees from death”, he only knew this at the very moment it happened. He only realized it when he and Harry both cast their last spells against each other. Just read the book. Voldy was arrogant and overly confident to the very end.

[charlottehardy]

Thanks Dean, another great video and one I completely agree with.

[dakotalange]

What if Harry invited Draco and other slytherins to be in Dumbledores army in an attempt to undermined her power framing it as a way they can gain power and not be forced to act like muggles etc and try to unite the houses against against her as EVERYONE hated her when she was there even snape

[Snidget-]

When Harry told him that he had disarmed Draco and the Elder Wand was now his.

[sailorbychoice]

I think -Voldemort, - I mean Tommy Riddle, misconstrued the lack of strength of his spells~ He knew how much energy he was putting into the spells and past performance gave him a level of expectation for the results.
He blamed it on _The Wand._
I think his spells weren't giving him the bang for the buck because he had torn his soul into bits and those bits were being destroyed one by one, and none of the power was effective after Harry had sacrificed himself (destroying nearly the last of the horcruxes~ only Nagini remained). By destroying the horcruxes they not only untethered his soul but diminished the power of the magic he had possessed.

[morwickchesterham]

0:19... the real question is how did Voldy breath with nostrils like that