Voldemort's 5 BIGGEST Regrets

[paulcowlishaw]

His biggest regret was choosing to face Harry Potter.

[Longshanks]

Honestly his biggest mistake was not just dropping all his horcruxes into the sea. If even he doesn’t know where they are, then it’s impossible for any of his enemies to know where they are either to destroy them.
Either that or not killing Slughorn to ensure he couldn’t pass his knowledge on to Dumbledore.

[robertmckenna]

I don’t think Voldemort regretted making his horcruxes for even a second. While he may have seen his increased anger and volatility as potential weaknesses, he would have regarded these as inconsequential side effects of his elevated state of immortal.
Not much is said in the stories about what, if anything, Voldemort may have felt about the consequences of his horcrux construction. From his physical appearance to his unstableness, both his soul and his sanity, the Dark Lord would have been as dismissive of these small matters as he was with everything else he considered unimportant. And he certainly wouldn’t have regretted them.

[katholmes]

He did kill Snape in a way he could accept though. If he respected you, he gave you a 'warrior's' death. Anyone else he just killed quickly. He gave the hard death, ergo what he believed was a respectable death to Amelia Bones, Rufus Scimgeour and Severus Snape. If he'd gotten ahold of him he also intended it for Shacklebolt.

[HeatherNickless-vtzr]

Voldemort did not understand the difference between weakness and fragility in the context of the word "Love". He did not understand that "Love" is more complex than just the tug-o-war between weakness and strength or isn't as simple a thing as he thinks it is.

[D.F.K.]

He didn’t regret killing Snape. When he said “I regret it” it was with no regret in his voice. Voldemort cared about nobody, and had no friends. Dumbledore explained this. When Harry and Voldemort squared off at the end, he had told Harry how he had killed Snape, and it didn’t seem as he regretted it. He bragged about it, because he thought it made him the elders wands master

[michaelobrien]

His biggest regret is not walking around Lilly and then killing Harry

[ZadokAbrahaim]

Wonderful video once again. Voldemort's biggest mistake was not thinking things through in real time. Voldemort was able to posses Harry's body in "Order of The Pheonix". At that moment he should have realized that something must have been different with Harry. Horcrux duh!

[Maxfromohio]

I think his biggest regret was not seeing if there were other ways to become immortal

[trillz]

I think he could of gotten away with just one horcrux. If he heavily invested in the protection of one horcrux I think he could of had a better chance of immortality. He could of expanded and deepened the cave along the sea with varied dungeons with traps and dead ends. It would of been better instead of the more straightforward protections and hiding places that he did with the other horcruxes.

[ryanlythgoe]

Love your channel. Never stop making Harry Potter videos. ❤

[FatRonaldo]

After Harry sacrificed himself in the forest, none of Voldemort’s spells worked or held, because Harry’s sacrifice had protected everyone in the same way Lilys sacrifice saved Harry. Does this mean that even if Harry hadn’t killed Voldemort when they faced off in the castle, he would have been essentially powerless?

[nocap]

Soon as Neville killed that snake, Voldemort should have been like “aye man look, I’m just playing- listen I have ya boy Ron run be my piece” 😂😂😂

[nicholaslindsey]

Was one of them not throwing baby Harry out of the upstairs window? Cause that would have solved all his problems 🤣

[Jurassicparkfan]

Voldemort regretting offing Snape? That's surprising

[ladyD]

As always your content is never boring or disappointing to me
Voldemort was overly confident/thought he was unstoppable until Harry defeated him in their final face off for now but the dark lord will rise again for the new Max series!!

[grec.]

If Voldemort was less arrogant he would have let his deatheaters kill Harry instead of insisting it had to be him. 😅

[jemase]

1. Voldemort never disarmed Snape, so he wouldn't have the loyalty of the wand, anyway. Just as when he attacked Harry but did not disarm him, he did not get the wand's loyalty.

[TheSkullKlownTSK]

I thought about this but idk if people talk about it or not but Voldemort could have used his original wand as backup. He couldn't kill Harry with his wand so it will make sense that Harry couldn't kill him neither but he stude with the Elder Wand not thinking about if he should have his original wand as backup agents Harry.

If he thought just once he would die then he would have use the his original wand then retreated to recover but that's just me.

I'm sure someone has talk about this and I'm sure we have the answers but I haven't seen no one talk about it but again I could be mistaking. Great video

[TLM]

Should've gone after baby Neville instead