15 HARRY POTTER Moments That Made Me CRY: RANKED

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[@mrbluewolf5514]

can you make a video on saddest moments in Star Wars

[@thetheorizermoore7476]

Do the life story of avatar anng please

[@RADARMYBRAT32]

The Harry Potter books are truly amazing

[@Starwarsedits351]

@@mrbluewolf5514 I agree with you make the saddest moments in Star Wars

[@LeoChaseTheMythMaster]

Can you do some RiordanVerse videos due to the Percy Jackson series coming out soon?

[@suzzie2338]

Wow, when you spoke about your nan and reading the story Outloud to her so she could hear how the series ended made me start to cry. You're so amazing Morgan

[@kauffmanteam]

Me to 😭

[@oopw8134]

Why he advertising so much shit lmfaoooo nobody want that shii

[@jackmfbauer]

Same here 😢

[@mahdrashid8670]

Tears came into my eyes as well 😢

[@totaldramasomething_]

I actually cried

[@TammyNewmanArt]

Cedric’s father shouting ‘that’s my boy’ when Harry brings his body back upsets my so much it ruins the rest of my day/evening

[@MovieFlame]

That one is absolutely tragic. Couldn't make this list though because this is moments from the books and that only happened in the films

[@TammyNewmanArt]

@@MovieFlame oh I’m so sorry, I miss these important details all the time 🤦🏻‍♀️.

[@abbyjohnson6555]

Ik its still sad tho

[@totaldramasomething_]

@@TammyNewmanArteither way it sheds at least a tear

[@The-Jai-5328]

That moment is the sound that makes my soul rip apart

[@otherworldlyfiction]

What hits me the hardest is the aftermath of Sirius's death. Harry expecting to see Sirius in the mirror, before smashing it; Harry running up to Nearly Headless Nick, hopeful of meeting Sirius's ghost; and then his breakdown in Dumbledore's office. That whole portion of the book always has me reaching for the tissues.

[@honzahanus6957]

The mirror crushes me everytime. That was all he needed all the time but just forgot.

[@invisibledreamsmusiccentra4063]

I don't cry when it comes to books, but Sirius's death made me sob like a child.

[@Athenas_cabin_6]

the mirror and the book just makes me cry😫😓😭😭😭

[@invisibledreamsmusiccentra4063]

@@Athenas_cabin_6 ugg same 😭😭😭😭😫😫😫😫

[@Foxy-ht8kn]

I understand. Sirius was my second favourite character in the series 😢😢.

[@toumabyakuya]

Another line from DH I love is this one: - Dumbledore: “Of course it is happening inside your head, but why on earth should that mean that it is not real?” Is like if Rowling herself is telling us that if we believe the series will be real for us.

[@everettparker1313]

This was an Incredible Ranking Video. R.I.P Michael Gambon (1940-2023) an Incredible Dumbledore Successor for The Late Richard Harris (1930-2002).

[@Animeninja124]

I'm shocked he didnt make a video about it

[@leafcerulean92]

@@Animeninja124 he probably is going to make one soon, or acknowledge it in an upcoming video.

[@HeartagramGirl30]

R.I.P Richard Harris and Michael Gambon :(

[@Slytherin_101]

Richard Harris, Michael Gambon and Alan Rickman. More commonly known as Snape and Dumbledore. 😢

[@fumkioyuki8457]

Am I the only one. Who was surprised that he was still alive Till that moment you heard he died.

[@mattheww717]

For me the most emotional part of the books is definitely from Deathly Hallows when Harry speaks with his parents, Sirius, and Lupin. Reading his parents words to him and then thinking about Teddy Lupin having to grow up without his parents for their sacrifice just hits so hard.

[@thecockatiel]

I agree :( I bawled my eyes out, Lupin being my favourite character may have contributed, but it was so sad knowing that Teddy would never get to meet his parents fully.

[@ItsSquiddy.]

I was waiting for him to bring this moment up, and was really surprised he didn’t, this was the one part that really made me cry a lot

[@Hp-Fan2010]

Same, that and Dobby's death, bothe made me cry.

[@nameless1896]

Dobby's death always gets me the most. Probably because how innocent and loyal he was.

[@thisisyouraverageperson]

@@AudreyArnett-si3sssame, that’s the only moment that ever brought me to tears

[@Ori_Kohav]

That one was the most heartbreaking to me

[@jameslough6329]

Dobby’s death is the saddest moment in the movies for me. In the books it’s either snape’s memories or Fred’s death imo

[@MoviesNStuff]

"Here lies Dobby. A free Elf"

[@saveaxalotles]

What's on dobby's grave is what ended up in my dreams

[@linabertalan2375]

Underrated crying moment for me is Hedwig’s death. Specifically, her death in the movies. The idea of her sacrificing herself to save Harry. She was such an underrated and yet important part of Harry’s upbringing and introduction to the magical world and I always cry so hard at her death. She was so innocent and the way that it was so fast and there was nothing Harry could do. Ugh chills

[@officialmonarchmusic]

That wasn't in the book though, so it doesn't count

[@NomhleMoneti]

​​@@officialmonarchmusicEither way her death is still sad soooo....

[@stefrondi1339]

I can't believe her death didn't even get an honorary mention 😢. I was sobbing for the next few chapter after

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@NomhleMoneti I guess. I honestly preferred the way they did it in the books though. Hedwig was defenseless in that cage, unable to escape or fight back even if she wanted to

[@missanthropy6174]

In a story where 5 of the 6 parental figures Harry has and about a dozen of his friends all die, Hedwig’s death felt so heavy handed to me. Both of the Creevy brothers, Dobby, and a twin die. Lupin AND Tonks die. Our hearts were already broken, but she had to kill his pet too? Hedwig was with Harry since his first day in the wizard world, she was his friend before Ron and Hermione, before he met Dumbledore, Lupin, or Sirius, and she was the only character who went back with him every summer and kept him company while the Dursleys ab*sed him. Killing her while she was trapped in her cage was cruel beyond reason and I have never forgiven the author for it. And of the character deaths in that book, hers made me cry the most.

[@sup3414]

You forgot Dumbledore's funeral. Hagrid slowly breaking down throughout the entire thing since carrying the man who gave him shelter to his grave, all the magical races coming to the funeral to pay their respects, the entire school and ministry coming out to support, Hermione crying, and the gut-wrencher of Harry and Ginny having to painfully break up after embracing each other for mere weeks. Edit: Take notes for the reboot, HBO!

[@ominoserzuschauer6286]

Exactly. Would have been my number 1. I cried so much 😪

[@bonedaddyshonestreviews6933]

I think it would be MY #2. I kinda agree with his #1. For ME, I think Dobby's death would be #3, and the hug between Harry Potter and Molly Weasley in GOF in the hospital wing after all the bad stuff happened would be #4 for me. In fact, during the video, during the description of my #4, I actually literally started crying myself.

[@maytalacedo1284]

He did say moments that made "him" cry not "everybody" cry. But that was an emotional moment

[@bonedaddyshonestreviews6933]

@@maytalacedo1284 Too true. You got a point there. But at least you're not being mean while pointing that out. God bless you.

[@MovieFlame]

Personally I didn’t cry at that moment. It wasn’t a scene like dobbys death was, or like Harry protecting mcgonagall. It was written more as Rowling saying this happened. Also I was too wrapped up in where the series was going next, which of course took place there, so I was too focused on that to be sad. I was more eager than sad

[@Harry_PotterIsMyLife]

Morgan deserves an award, how does he know so much about Harry Potter!!!?

[@LeoChaseTheMythMaster]

Agreed.

[@mikeodonnell3756]

Same here! He’s a living Harry Potter wiki. That’s why this channel exist

[@totaldramasomething_]

@@mikeodonnell3756he is the Harry Potter wiki 😂

[@RainbowDust-xk9ok]

One word....: Google-

[@user-st4vd7hj5y]

He practically gave his heart and soul to the Harry Potter franchise, no wonder he knows so much about it❤

[@Ori_Kohav]

I should also mention learning about Dumbledore’s past, which ended in his sister’s tragic death. That moment alone explains why Dumbledore is so protective of his students, and why he always refused offers to become the minister of magic, and it shows him in a different light. It made me realize that he’s a very tragic character.

[@fablez]

Dude, your story about your grandmother is the most precious thing I've ever heard. Made me shed a couple tears myself. Much love, Morgan.

[@Strat853]

I will never grow tired of Harry Potter ❤️

[@arleennebel980]

Same❤️‍🩹

[@AidenIsNerd]

Fred’s death is the most tragic. I almost burst out in tears, but it was definitely the most heartbreaking

[@shirleyleichliter4487]

I agree with you and yes when Fred died😢

[@claranims6598]

12:36 You got me Morgan! I haven’t even had a chance to wipe my tears yet from the story while writing this comment. I’m so proud of you for your loyalty to your grandmother, and this was such a kind gesture to do for her so she could hear the story finished from heaven! Thank you for sharing. I know that is a deeply personal moment.

[@joshwilson6077]

To me I think the Harry Potter series from the books/movies is one of the most moving things I’ve come across in my life ❤️

[@King_of_Blue-Eyes]

Me too. 😢❤️

[@anonymous99923]

the most*

[@candykkhorsesngp925]

The one that always gets me is when Harry is trying to find a loophole after Sirius’ death, like when he looks in the two way mirror and then goes to look for Nearly headless Nick to ask if he could come back as a ghost. It’s that denial , refusal to believe someone really is gone and won’t ever come back, gets me everytime. Rowling did a great job of explaining grief, she lost her mum while writing the Harry Potter books so I think a lot of her personal grief was written into the story

[@RobertBurns71405]

Snape’s Memories never fails to make me sob uncontrollably

[@therealtwocan3435]

I can definitely agree that Fred's death was sad, but probably the part that makes it one of the saddest parts of the movie is seeing Lupin and Tonks dead as well, lying next to each other.

[@kaseywolf8532]

My mom introduced me to Harry Potter. I hate fads and hype and it just seemed that to me so I had avoided the books. It happened when Order of the Phoenix had come out, I had babysat some kids who watched Chamber or Secrets movie and thought wow, not so bad. My mom said the books were better. I got the first one and just couldn't put them down. After the first couple my mom gave me her copies so I could keep going. I had to wait for her to finish Order of the Phoenix for me to read. Then I found out I had to wait for the next one! When Hallows came out I pre ordered my book AND pre ordered one for my mom. She died the next year. I think us reading our Hallows book together and having it in that last year of phone conversations is one of my favorite memories of my mom AND Harry Potter.

[@John-xr9ry]

The final few chapters of Half-Blood Prince were heartbreaking. While there was always trouble our heroes were facing, they also always had Dumbledore, who could be relied on to always protect our heroes. Then suddenly, he’s unexpectedly gone, killed by a man he trusted, some of Snape’s colleagues were his former teachers. Seeing everyone’s shocked reactions and the hopelesness they all feel never fails to break me down. I’m so glad I’m not the only one who cries when Gryffindor wins the Quidditch Cup. It’s the definition of tears of happiness

[@Teacuperino]

Here are some of my favorite moments (outside of the ones you mentioned) My FAVORITE scene in the entire series is after Sirius died and Harry is taken to Dumbledore’s office. He’s feeling so much grief and when Dumbledore arrives and keeps reopening that wound, Harry snaps. He starts screaming at Dumbledore and destroying all of his possessions. It’s so cathartic because Harry has been so even-keel throughout the series, but it’s also just heart-wrenching to see Harry’s reaction. The following chapter that shows Harry coping with the loss is also gut-wrenching. One scene I think goes wildly underappreciated is when Ron returns and destroys the locket. It’s one of the best Harry/Ron scenes and shows how much they care for each other. It’s another case of “break the cutie” as Ron is so upbeat that to see him at such a low point breaks us too. Another moment that literally NO ONE talks about is when Lupin tries to join the gang in Book 7 and Harry refuses. Lupin loses his cool and they fight. It’s one of the rawest moments we see from Lupin. I also get so weepy at Dumbledore’s funeral. Just seeing everyone’s reactions and how Harry feels after losing what feels like his final guardian. Good stuff. One scene I didn’t really consider that impactful until I saw it in the film was Draco’s speech in the tower. Tom Felton is just perfection and plays all the emotion of a boy being forced to act against his will. Also, Harry and Hermione in Godric’s Hollow. Woooooooof. It’s the Low Point of book 7 as Ron has left the crew and they’re basically pursuing dead ends. The war statue, the broken house, and his parents’ graves… what a moment. It’s the first time and I think only time we see Harry truly cry in the series, and wow is it impactful. And there are so many more I could highlight. Everyone’s reactions to seeing Harry dead, Cedric’s death, Hedwig’s death, Harry yelling at his friends… oof no one can write pain like JK. Good stuff.

[@conradag11]

I'm always impressed when someone writes a comment this long, I could never have the attention span or the will to write such a long comment

[@signalfire15]

“I am not worried, Harry,” said Dumbledore, his voice a little stronger despite the freezing water. “I am with you.” This was the only time I have ever cried while reading any novel throughout my life.

[@therestingmitchface6241]

Sirius’ death gutted me when I watched the film. Harry screaming in agony, but with no audio and the music starts up again was done so well Hedwig’s death was the one that got me as well. I had watched the movie before I read the book so I had no idea. It happens so suddenly and losing such an innocent animal had me bawling

[@Sirwilliamburgerdoff]

The time when Mrs longbottom gave Neville the wrapper and how he treasured it makes me cry all the time, good times of Harry potter

[@AspieMemoires]

Neville’s moment was such monumental character growth and a huge pay off for fans to see.

[@VasudevAnandcva]

The most I've ever cried reading a book ever was when I read these lines at the end of Deathly Hallows: "The scar had not pained Harry for nineteen years. All was well."

[@ojasvitapandey2860]

And this is certainly not because someone is getting tortured or dying, it is beacuse of the fact that there are no more books after this and our journey which we lived with Harry these 7 years is over. I was sobbing uncontrollably for days after reading it. 😢😢

[@celsohernandez2438]

Number 7, the story of your grandmother, hit hard for me. It was so heartwarming! Thank you Morgan for putting out amazing videos, and for sharing these experiences to people. :)

[@happy-ld8vd]

The bit that always gets me is the scene where Harry breaks down in Dumbledore’s office at the end of the 5th book. He’s devastated, angry, lost, confused, guilty, traumatised. He even says he doesn’t want to be human 😭😭 he’s 15 and he never should’ve gone through any of it. He’s angry that he fell for Voldemort’s trick risking his friends for nothing then losing Sirius. He’s fought Voldemort in gobbler of fire and Cedric died right in front of him so he’s traumatised and he was neglected and almost gaslit into thinking that Cedric’s death was an accident. He’s lost without Sirius who was his closest connection to his parents. Heartbreaking moment

[@zaappz]

I like to think of Harry protecting McGonagall with the torture curse and not being able to do it to Bellatrix as Harry only being able to use it to protect, and not for revenge.

[@jah2017]

I never cried when reading these books but definitely the most emotional part for me was the part after your number 5, where Harry first walks towards the forest, and we see his thoughts. And also a bit later the part when summons his parents, Sirius and Lupin. I love the quote "It did not matter about bringing them back, for he was about to join them. He was not really fetching them: They were fetching him."

[@andresfelipealvear7383]

I need to add two: 1) when Voldemort finally dies and everyone runs to hug Harry, the moment we always waited for and 7 books aimed to, Harry was finally the survivor 2) when we see Molly's bogart, the amount of fear she was hiding from her family dying, added to the fact that it already happend to her with her brothers, the fact that she truly considers Harry as her own and he saw this in the most honest and potent way possible

[@amadou.oury.diallo]

i haven't been able to cry in a very long time for reasons I still don't know. While watching the video, I found myself emotional every single minute and I even was able to cry three different times (Molly hugging Harry, Dobby's death, and Fred's death). This series and the world and characters JK has created, means so much to me and I didn't realize that this was the video I needed to finally be able to do something I've been wanting to do and haven't been able to do: cry. Thank you, Morgan. 🙏🏽

[@maryann4451]

One of the saddest moments for me is when Harry looks into the mirror of Erised in his first year, when his feelings are described as both joy and terrible sadness, which is such a true way to describe what it feels like to remember a lost loved one. I always feel so bad for Harry in this scene

[@audrirose1449]

For me, there's nothing sadder than how Harry went through the stages of grief after Sirius died. I actually skip that part in the audible every time because it hurts to think of him hurting, and when he was in denial... it is hard to even revisit

[@ivorypellerin3453]

100% agree, it is so hard to listen to. I relate to it too much, it hurts so much each time I listen to it.

[@lukebaxter3252]

This video as a whole got my eyes welling up. One moment that made me cry when I started rereading the series earlier this year was in Goblet of Fire: It's when after looking into the Pensieve, Harry and Dumbledore talk about Neville's parents. That hit me so much because it's when you realise that Neville suffered just as much as Harry when you think about it. Both had lost their parents, one by murder, the other by having them be tortured into insanity and can never recognise their child. And thinking about what Neville could've had if his parents weren't tortured made me cry.

[@AudreysBiggestFan]

The only time I cry reading the books is when Harry visits his parents grave 😢 Also this is in the movies that gets to me, but “that’s my son.” “That’s my boy” is heartbreaking

[@animationgirl7120]

Same

[@aZZZuca]

Percy's reaction to Fred's death is the worst thing in the world, it's the first time they're bonding in years and then it's all gone. Percy always cared deeply for his siblings, perhaps the most of them all, and he probably blames himself for not being able to protect his little brother.

[@jan10e5]

Great vid!!! My top 3 saddest moments that make me cry are: 1. Dobby's death😢 2. Sirius' death and Harry's and Lupins reaction 3. The entire Marauders (back)story

[@Daily2DadJokes]

The one thing that always made me sad was when molly faced the boggart in grimmauld place. Harry approched the room where molly was facing the boggart becuase of her sob. There layed rons dead body. But harry knew, it was not. Sobbing hard molly shouted 'Riddikkulus'. Crack. It changed into arthur. Sobbing harder. She shouted.'Riddikkulus'. Crack. Fred. Craxk. George. Crack. Percy (who shut the door in hee face ehen she visted him). Harry, ginny ron. All were there. She couldnt do it. She brokken down. Shouting Riddikkulus' Riddikkulus' Riddikkulus'. Finally it took lupin to finish the boggart off. This just shows mollys love. Always brings a tear

[@King_of_Blue-Eyes]

17:14 To me, “ALWAYS” is the most touching scene/part. This serie is so emotional that I can’t help but shedding tears.

[@occheermommy]

I may not cry when I read the books as often as you but when you told your grandma story again I started crying. That story is so touching and amazing. You seem like a great person. Don’t ever change. I do cry a few spots in the books. Like when Fred and Dobby die.

[@totaldramasomething_]

I actually cried , it’s so heartbreaking rip to her

[@sebastianhopkins7322]

Lily approved of Molly being a second Mom to Harry. We all know this to be true!

[@zbanul10]

Do you think James and lily were friends with bill or Charlie? I don’t know exact timeline but maybe the weasel boys were first or second year when James and lily were 7th

[@dmidkif]

@@zbanul10That’s still too far off, James and Lily would have been 32 when Harry started his first year, I think Charlie and Bill would have been late teens and early 20’s, respectively.

[@nyx_moonwalk]

​@@zbanul10charlie graduated in june 1990, right before harry came to school. so he would've been around 6 or 7 when james and lily died

[@user-ui5zr7mi1d]

@@dmidkif that’s probably true

[@niko5191]

Boy the story about your grandmother really hit deep. May god bless her soul🖤

[@Lupinemancer87]

I'm a crier too, and I'm not ashamed to admit it. I cry reading books, watching movies or TV shows, or even playing games. Everytime there is a sad moment I ball my eyes out. There was actually a time, a few years back where I watched an Anime, and something happened in it that made me cry for 3 days. Literally from I got up till I went to bed, I would cry thinking about that show. It was terrible, but now, thinking back, it's rather fun to remember.

[@Elysia63]

For me, I think the BIGGEST crying moment is the passing of Michael Gambon on September 27th this year. 😭

[@Starwarsedits351]

He died?

[@joziahestopinan]

@@Starwarsedits351sadly yes

[@Elysia63]

@@Starwarsedits351 Yes he did. He was 82 years old.

[@Starwarsedits351]

@@Elysia63 that’s so sad I have watched Harry Potter for a long time

[@dmidkif]

I think Coltrane is the one that got me the hardest. There was just something so endearing about his portrayal of Hagrid.

[@delliek9654]

I don't usually cry when reading or watching movies, but HP was the first book to actually make me cry. It was the moment before Harry goes to the Forbidden forest to die and talks to his deceased friends and family. The way they encourage him and Remus talking about his son... yeah, I cried hard.

[@A_Bottle-Of_Orange_Crush]

I don't remember ever being particularly emotional when reading the books or watching the movies, but there were a few moments here that really got me, particularly "Always" and the part where you read the final book for your grandma. The scene where Snape read Lilly's letter was pretty powerful too.

[@ladycplum]

Not only did I cry, but I actually threw the book against the wall and broke down in floods when I read about Remus and Dora's deaths. And the movies did them so dirty. 12:38 Your grandmother sounds like she was an amazing woman. Just remember, she will be with your ALWAYS, until you meet again. You have a new Guardian Angel on your shoulder.

[@alesonu]

The death of Dobby has always gotten me crying. Even today I have not been able to see that scene in movies, because it is so painful to me. For me, more than Harry's reaction after Sirius's death, it was the reaction of him in Dumbledore's office that broke my heart. There when he wanted to open the office and run away, I really related to that feeling. The feeling of denial, of wanting to run away from this cruel reality, of having your heart and mind broken on losing someone close to your heart, that was so gut wrenching for me. It shows you that Harry has finally reached his limit. He was not able to take it anymore. And today you made me cry by telling the story if you grandma and you reading to her soul aloud. It really was so touching.

[@Anastasia_jackson_potter]

I cried once again seeing the video... I remember crying to these scenes. A scene I would add was when harry saw his and his parents statue at the graveyard. The paragraph describing his feelings broke my heart into a million pieces. It was simply painful and devastating to read. RIP Michael Gambon..I got the news today morning randomly and it broke me once again. Today was a rough day for a potterhead ig...

[@kaileealtman9630]

Maybe having read the series at a pretty young age shielded me from seeing how truly sad some parts were. Also my mom read all the books to me except the seventh one when I was finally old enough to tackle a book like that on my own, so I never wanted to cry in front of her. But being the animal loving kid that I was, Hedwig's death was the only part that made me bawl. It was as sudden and as gut-wrenching as many of the other deaths were, especially the ones that happened in combat, but again, I was an animal lover, and Hedwig was truly innocent. She was such a faithful pet and so beloved by Harry and fans. I had to stop reading for a while after I knew they were gonna be ok and just take a break.

[@dr.epting8596]

Okay but, I can’t help crying when Harry sees his loved ones when he uses the stone! Because he thinks he’d never see them ever and it really shows how much he cared about his parents and his parents friends and how he actually is kind of sad about Teddy never knowing his father or mother it shows how Harry also felt the same way because his parents also died, it truly is sad when you look at it.

[@candykkhorsesngp925]

Agreed, the whole walk to his death sequence always gets me

[@aryakenkre5428]

Agreed

[@alexcooper849]

I had two moments i really loved in the books was in goblet of fire when molly and bill come to hogwarts to support harry as his family which i really liked and also in deathly hallows when harry and his friends make a burial for dobby and put clothes in it. These two are my favourite moments

[@SiVlog1989]

I'll mention one moment that has got to me emotionally over time, it was Harry producing the most powerful form of Patronus Charm, a Corporal Patronus, for the first time. All through the third book, Harry was struggling with the Dementors, they were causing him to pass out, overwhelming him with the horrors he had been forced to witness in his life. He was frustrated with himself at the internal conflict he felt when he was being taught the Patronus Charm by Remus Lupin. He wanted to keep the Dementors at bay, but at the same time, he wanted to hear his parents voices again. After discovering the truth about Sirius, Wormtail, Remus and James, Harry found himself, Hermione and Sirius surrounded by hundreds of Dementors, unable to ward them off. Technically at the same time this was happening, due to him and Hermione using the Time Turner, Harry was watching this play out a second time. He realised that contrary to how he thought when surrounded by Dementors, that James had saved them, it was in fact he, Harry, who had saved them. When he produced the Corporal Patronus, as a kid, you're happy because Harry finally succeeded in producing a Patronus, but as an adult, I've realised the symbolism is so much more emotional than that. The Dementors symbolise depression, very deep depression, but the Patronus counteracts this with bright happiness. It's Harry learning to overcome sadness in my view, that's what makes it emotional. Another example from the same book, the scene where Hermione tearfully reconciles with Ron. She had infuriated and condescend to him most of the book, refusing to take him seriously with regards to his concerns about what Crookshanks was doing to Scabbers. When it appeared that Crookshanks had finally succeeded in eating the rat, Ron was a combination of livid and grief stricken. It led to them falling out for weeks, where Ron vocally expressed his frustration at her lack of empathy for his concerns and Hermione accused him of prejudice towards her cat. Eventually, after she had been told about Hagrid losing his case to clear Buckbeak's name, despite all the work she had put in to help him, she went to tell Harry and Ron about this, tears welling up in in her eyes. The trigger for the waterworks to really begin was Ron, seeing how frazzled she was, how much of an emotional wreck she was with all she was trying to do, that he offered his help, saying that she didn't have to do all the work alone. This seemed to click something into her brain, realising what she had been missing, threw her arms around Ron's neck and completely broke down in tears. Their friendship was repaired

[@aislynpetrie2872]

rip to Micheal Gambon i found out at school and i started to cry😭 rip Dumbledore

[@Strat853]

He will be missed greatly

[@Harry_PotterIsMyLife]

RIP Michael Gambon x

[@SapphireRiptide]

Bro, icl, not even joking, but the way you put together this video: The music, the visuals, the way you described the things happening made me bawl my eyes out for most of the video. Well done.

[@user-hu4mm8vh3v]

"his eyes stared without seeing, the ghost of his last laugh still etched upon his face" gets me EVERY TIME

[@Unfocused-zi4ip]

What gets me every time is, Fred, of course, and Remus and Tonks's death. Not only is it sad, I love how their hands are stretched toward each other.

[@nicktroisi6347]

Sirius’ death was one of the first times I was introduced to the concept of death. I was surprised sad when I first watched it as a kid and it was one moment that really stuck with me for a long time, I think because of how sudden and quick it was, plus Harry’s reaction is just so hard to watch every time

[@Junie_Balloony]

You made me cry when you described these scenes, you're so brave talking about your grandmother and its nice that you kept her bookmark. ❤️

[@wolfyartfull1479]

My God, just listening to you describing scetan scenes like Mrs Weasley hugging Harry and Fred's death had me crying. Harry Potter has ment so much to me as, it gave me someone to relate to. I never knew my farther, and, my mother wasn't the kindest person so, reading a series like this, where the main protagonist doesn't have parents, finds parental figures in other people just ment so much to me and, especially Sirius's death, it had me sobbing more times than I'd like to admit.

[@edmundandlucy]

The part about your Nan/Grandmother got me, precious and treasured memories that will always stay with you

[@sashaking1115]

I love that you did that for your gran Morgan! She’s so lucky to have such a sweet grandson

[@Lucas_6887]

I remember listening to you when I was kid just recently found your channel again watching your videos what a great part of my childhood so glad to find your channel again

[@jessieas1643]

Top moments for me: 1. Kreacher leading all the other house elves to the battle in name of Regulus Black 2. Remus telling Harry he did everything to give his son a better world😿 3. Harry finding Lily’s letter 4. Dumbledore telling Snape he has to kill him… 5. Harry finally having a family in the epilogue 6. Neville’s mother giving him that candy wrap

[@ashleypanzica2696]

I'm really sorry about your grandmother, mine died a couple of years ago, so I know how it feels. When Molly hugged Harry, it just made me so pissed off at the Dursleys, Petunia especially. She could've been a mother to Harry, given him presents, and spoiled him as much as Dudley. She could've put her petty jealousy/resentment of Lily aside to actually raise Harry. But instead, she, along with Vernon and Dudley, abused and treated Harry like he was a house-elf.

[@jakefentonproductions]

Honorable Mention: When Harry sees his parents in the mirror for the first time. I always choke up a bit when I read that just cause I couldn’t imagine being in his shoes.

[@MrJB2224]

BRO WTF?!?! I'm crying now, I had a wonderful set of grandparents that loved me more than anyone. Great video man, absolutely awesome!!!

[@ashleightompkins3200]

God damn man... I did not need to cry today. But I cried. When you got to the part about your grandma, all I could do was think about my own grandmother. She passed away years ago and I feel like I never got to really say goodbye. But I know, when I look upon what she left us, I know she'll always be there. Though it's come under fire, Harry Potter, the books, the films, they connect us through the barriers of age, race, gender and all other differences.

[@geonwoolim6824]

Honorable mention goes to: lupin and tonks death and the scene when Harry sees his loved ones before his death

[@joelannetts5816]

When Harry has the Resurrection Stone in the last book and the dialog between Lupin, Sirius, Lily and James absolutely makes me ball my eyes out

[@AHufflepuffAndASwiftie]

A BEAUTIFUL story about your grandma and a BEAUTIFUL picture, too!! 🥰 That story made ME cry . . . 😪

[@Eryn-bf6qb]

Apart from Fred’s death. The one quote that wasn’t included Dobby has no master! Dobby is a free elf! And Dobby has come to save Harry Potter, and his friends! -Dobby. A true Gryffindor

[@Raged_Consumer]

Where girls cry: Titanic Where boys cry: Furious 7 Where men cry:

[@sweetysoyeon]

Personally, one of the only moments where I cried is in the HBP, where everyone is in the Hospital Wing, and Harry and Ginny tell everyone that Dumbledore is dead. Some parts just made me shed a tear ngl..

[@sweetysoyeon]

Especially when McGonagall and Lupin fell down onto a chair. (More for McGonagall because Dumbledore was basically her Best friend and Mentor.)

[@dylanmulroe9978]

7 was one of the most beautiful things i've ever heard. From someone who lost their grandmother recently who I lived with for 16 years of my life that really hit home, thanks for that Morgan.

[@DTL_Liv]

Oh my god when you talked about your grandmother it literally made me cry. What you did for her was beautiful ❤

[@lucabestea6844]

Some of these scenes, I may have cried at too, but I watched the films first so I was spoiled. Though, I'm sure I cried inside at Mrs Weasley hugging Harry and Dobby's death. Personally, when I saw Bellatrix throw the knife I knew sb would die, maybe Hermione, but Dobby...? I'm terribly sorry about your Grandmother, may she listen to you reading those pages out loud!

[@occheermommy]

I for sure was spoiled except the last book and I for sure cried at Dobby dying. I so wish I had read all the books first. I have now read them about 15 times and certain parts hit me more than others each time I read.

[@abdullahirfan9991]

Ah yes, *trauma ☕*

[@c0stco_hotd0gs]

☕️

[@codesavvy2506]

- Hagrid’s reaction when Dumbledore dies. - Dudley’s goodbye - Ron returns

[@connorwiederich]

Fred's death makes rereading moments with him in the series hard with knowing what will happen to him.

[@user-nn2cz7vt7h]

Love your vids, please can u do the life of Rita Skeeter

[@AudreyArnett-si3ss]

He already did, I think.

[@Plaazzzz]

I feel number one should be when Harry talked with his parents and their friends when he was walking into the forbidden forest. Their interaction and what they say to each other just makes me cry every time I watched that scene

[@DAUGHTER_OF_HADES41]

Yeah that would be my pick I cried reading it and only seeing the clip I haven’t watched it yet but I only watched the clip for an edit

[@ninshu9073]

some moments of mine are when hagrid carries what he thinks is harry’s dead body as well as when dudley gets his minor redemption, it’s so heartbreaking that he spent his childhood as a bully just because of his terrible parents

[@maddiemediina]

Your story about your grandma and the bookmark made me tear up. Very sweet 🥺

[@Foxy-ht8kn]

8:45 Percy was jumping like a maniac in that scene as well as everything you mentioned.

[@Roughguy666]

Another tear shedding moment i should add from deathly hallows. when harry was in godric hollow for the first time and he was looking at his parents grave... " But they were not living, thought Harry: They were gone. The empty words could not disguise the fact that his parents' moldering remains lay beneath snow and stone, indifferent, unknowing. And tears came before he could stop them, boiling hot then instantly freezing on his face, and what was the point in wiping them off or pretending? He let them fall, his lips pressed hard together, looking down at the thick snow hiding from his eyes the place where the last of Lily and James lay, bones now, surely, or dust, not knowing or caring that their living son stood so near, his heart still beating, alive because of their sacrifice and close to wishing, at this moment, that he was sleeping under the snow with them " 😭 It also came from JK rowling herself.

[@AkashN-dz7hi]

My number one is Harry's conversation with Dumbledore at the end of the 5th book, Harry being so angry always gets me man.

[@infjness]

the bookmark.. I'm in tears. Bless you and your granma

[@user-re7qz2yf3z]

wow number 7 was so poetic, there truly is a touching feeling about finishing a book, let alone such an amazingly well written series

[@violentends]

you seem like such an amazing person, morgan, and i’m sure your grandmother would be proud to have you as her grandson. the harry potter series have a similar meaning to me because it was the thing that bonded me and my dad the most. thank you for making these videos , they are such a comfort to me and others.

[@milgoncalez]

I was around Harry’s age when reading the books in the 90s and my brother was being diagnosed with a disorder… we would all read together at the hospital and I remember it was around book 2, chamber of secrets. Thank you for sharing your personal history with the books as well. Some people will never understand how this series is meaningful to our generation ❤ And Sirius’s death was the one that made me cry for the first time. Then from that moment on I think the floodgates were open and the story just got so intense.

[@thesnakej-hopewassoscaredo3137]

Absolutely love the Harry Potter content you've been putting out lately. Keep up the good work Morgan!

[@jennyharwood6379]

Oh, man. I was not expecting to be brought to tears. The story about your grandma is so amazing ❤

[@katarinabrunk8698]

One particular moment that made me burst out in tears was in halfblood prince when Harry and all the professors are in Dumbledore's office after his death, and Harry is saying how everyone should stay for Dumbledore's funeral, to qoute the scene "you shouldn't send the students home until the funeral's over. They'll want to say-" the last word caught in his throat, but professor Sprout completed the sentence for him "goodbye" And then I had to put the book down because I was crying so much

[@CharredFibers]

Oh Morgan. Thank you for sharing that story about your grandma. What a great memory. I never had a grandma, so I know I missed out on a lot. How wonderful that you had that connection with her.

[@sandymarie2039]

I think you were spot on with your picks. Thank you so much for sharing your memories of your grandmother, absolutely beautiful and touching. You had me sobbing.