I ship them, though! I imagine he would become good with her! I know it's that whole trope of "I can change him," but I've seen it happen in real life! It's not that crazy! Plus, I imagine Draco would go from being a massive bully to someone a bit distant, maybe not super nice still (only to Luna!) and mischievous. I don't know why, but I see good in him and I think Luna would bring it out! I also ship Harry and Hermione a little.

Omg fr 😂

Anybody could have killed the Horcrux in Harry. Voldemort was just the only one who would do it without also killing Harry.

@@frantisekvrana3902 No not anybody could destroy the horcrux, all the horcruxes could only be destroyed in special ways, like the poisoned tooth of a basilisk or the sword of Gryffindor or by Voldermort himself. The entire plot around the horcruxes in the books is how difficult it is to destroy them and there being only a few ways it can be done and yet you have the gaul to sit there and claim anyone could just destroy the horcrux with a simple avadakdavra curse. You're having a laugh.

@@XennialTV Destroying an inanimate horcrux requires some very destructive magic. Diary, Locket, and Cup were destroyed with Basilisk Venom. It is stated that the Sword of Gryffindor absorbs powerful magic into itself, so it was the venom on it that destroyed the Locket The Diadem was destroyed by Fiendfyre, cast by Crabbe in the Room of Requirement. The Ring was destroyed by Dumbledore, using means unknown. The thing is, these are _inanimate_ horcruxes. With a living horcrux, all you have to do is kill the creature that is the Horcrux. Sure, Neville did kill Nagini with the Sword of Gryffindor (still having Basilisk Venom infusion), but I'd bet just a regular sword would also do the trick. As for Harry, him dying in general would end the Horcrux. Him being killed by Voldemort's Killing Curse allowed him (but not the Horcrux) to come back. But there _was_ a prophecy that basically said that as long as both of them live, only they would kill each other, meaning while anybody could end the Harry Horcrux by killing Harry, only Voldemort _would._

@@frantisekvrana3902 and yet Nagini, also a living horcrux, needed to be killed by the sword of Gryffindor because regular means like a killing curse would not do so. I win.

@@XennialTV Nobody tried to kill Nagini with a regular weapon or spell. It was kept in a magical ball to prevent it, until Voldemort thought he won. Which suggests Voldemort thought Nagini _could_ be killed. Edit: And even had that been the case, it would still mean Harry Horcrux could be destroyed without Voldemort doing it himself. Harry could just die from Basilisk Venom or Fiendfyre, both of which are proven to be powerful enough to destroy Horcruxes. The only issue would be, that he would not come to life again.