Did Harry Potter ACTUALLY Die!? | Harry Potter Film Theory

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Today J dives into the Wizarding World of Harry Potter to find out if Harry ACTUALLY died at in the forest when Voldemort hits him with Avada Kedavra or if he only got part of the way there. What do you think?
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[@pareekravi]

I also love how Voldemort's brilliant plan of giving Harry the option to come to the forest and meet him there was the cause of sacrificial protection being cast again. He really is the worst planner ever

[@GermanCptSlow]

He should have just killed him like he killed Snape. Would have avoided a lot of trouble from his perspective.

[@shilohwehrmacht2947]

Smart as he is he's really big dumb for plot if I kept being beaten and the only thing that ever beat me before was love I'd experiment against love magic

[@sisterjesscah]

He's an idiot. 🤣

[@ginnyjollykidd]

I was going to say this. It's the one detail he. left out.

[@nathancase6485]

His plan to live forever backfired so bad that his unnaturally long wizard life was cut so much shorter because of his meddling.

[@-speedster-101]

It was so funny when Harry said” is this all just in my head?” and Dumbledore just went.” of course it is.”

[@zedchillman2685]

What's funny about that?

[@-speedster-101]

@@zedchillman2685 imagine if in a series where someone can kill somebody else with a stick the mentor tells the main character yo dude your mental this is all in your head

[@moemuxhagi]

Classic Dumblydoore moment

[@lexieboon7852]

🤣🤣@@moemuxhagi

[@amandacarnelison2157]

Harry had a second chance to live

[@reckless_slowpoke]

In this death scene there a line that hit me all the time, in books and movies: - Stay close to me (said Harry to his mother) I cannot imagine more sad line in human being life than asking your (ghost) mum to be close to you in time of dying

[@jacquelinekenknight9280]

Thanks for this. I just found out I’m pregnant with my first and you just made me cry with this comment. 😭

[@kristanella5859]

​@@jacquelinekenknight9280congrats!!!

[@lycanthis9963]

@@jacquelinekenknight9280 Congratulations. Only advice I can give, cherish every moment you have with your child, whether good or bad. And try to avoid hypocrisy.

[@CharlotteFung]

I cried at that line too 😭

[@maddiebeth_o]

It makes me LIVID that the standout quote from this book is “Always” from Snape and not “Until the very end” from James

[@emmasmith8098]

“How’s Wormtail?” 😅😂😂

[@ElysiaWhitemoonOmega]

i still say we need a show where in each episode voldemort tries to kill harry in stranger ways, like dropping a car on him and it just bounces of harry's head

[@catfishin]

I like to explain the sacrificial protection as "murder double jeopardy"

[@thunderflare59]

And becoming the master of death is final jeopardy.

[@Mr12Relic]

"I'll take 'Pretty Obvious' for 400"

[@Mr.supergamer20]

I don't think I've watched since Alex Trebek died R.I.P

[@doll9340]

​@@Mr.supergamer20same 😭

[@DJay157524]

I'd say in ol Volde's perspective, it was more of a "Whammy".

[@cmm07r]

Harry was only MOSTLY dead.

[@jacquelinekenknight9280]

😂 probably owes you money

[@user-en7hz9ko2x]

There is a difference between mostly dead and all dead. Most dead is slightly alive. With all dead, there's only thing you can do. Go through his clothes and look for loose change.- Miracle max (princess bride)

[@red5_skywalker]

Mostly dead? How can you be mostly dead?

[@Dadofer1970]

He was really dead, just not most sincerely dead.

[@DoloresLehmann]

@@red5_skywalker The same way you can be nearly headless.

[@littleblue997]

I interpreted it as Harry being neither alive nor dead whilst in limbo. That was where he made a choice. Schrodinger's cat was probably there in the background.

[@yakirfrankoveig8094]

Harry:"the reverse schrodingers cat"

[@adolfodef]

Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander Schrödinger, The First ("Al") was the cameraman.

[@pckrichards7980]

Schrödinger’s Pottah!

[@gaurav1987pal]

Sean Bean is the real master at Dying, hence "Master of Death"

[@MegaGandalf12]

One does not simply die on the way to Mordor 😂

[@jamescam04]

Sean Bean is the Master of Beanth.

[@Ollie.H-2301]

I always thought he was in a kind of limbo between life and death. He wouldn't die unless he chose to move on and he wouldn't be truly alive again unless he chose to come back. Harry says, "I've got to go back, haven't I?" And Dumbledore says, "That is entirely up to you. You say we are in King's Cross? I think if you so desire, you can board a train." "And where would that take me?" "On."

[@ObsessiveGeek]

Limbo is between Existence and Non-existence, it can only be visited by being disconnected from the mortal realm. It’s not “true death” but it is still part of the experience of dying. Harry wouldn’t have had a choice to move on otherwise. I feel like we just tend to consider “death” in very black and white terms, like life, it is multi faceted and complex, especially in the Wizarding World when we have Ghosts who are neither alive nor truly dead.

[@paragon_pa]

I agree. Aa few times in the books even Dumbledore states that nothing can bring someone back from the dead.

[@Ollie.H-2301]

@@ObsessiveGeek man's out here preaching philosophies to us all

[@ked49]

@@ObsessiveGeekaka those who made the same choice as Harry.

[@samstromberg5593]

@@ObsessiveGeek I feel like it's important to note that IRL death IS very black and white terms It's just in this fictional Wizarding World that there's grey area

[@Dayshine_WUCE]

What a fun story for Harry to tell his kids. “Have U ever told you about the time I *died* ?”

[@john_drennon]

Head cannon: Dumbledore put the ring on specifically so he could talk to his sister.

[@thesoftersideofsears]

That’s not head canon, he literally says that’s why he did it. Also to see his mother and father, something like “i hoped to see my family alive and whole again”

[@HpToujoursPur]

"Head canon" proceeds to describe actual canon

[@john_drennon]

@@thesoftersideofsears I seriously don’t remember him saying that. Looks like I need to go back to the books!!! Did he say that in HBP?

[@cyberhawkgames]

Short answer, yes. Long answer, ITS COMPLICATED!

[@dianamickelsen9988]

Harry did have the cloak with him when he went to die. He wore it the whole time in the forest on his way to find Voldemort. As it says in the book.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

He was in limbo And as the soul piece of Voldemort inside him was destroyed he had the choice to board the train with his beloved mentor or go back. As the hero he is he chose the latter

[@Ranger1812]

No. He didn’t. You cannot reverse death. He went to Limbo, a place between life and death. Harry was the Horcrux. The Horcrux is the object that contains the soul piece, not the soul piece itself.

[@merrymay3758]

​@Ranger1812 quite literally the same thing. He came back to life smh. No matter how many times you split that hair...he came back to life and didn't remain dead! Smh!

[@Ranger1812]

@@merrymay3758 It isn’t splitting hairs. It’s an important distinction. ‘No spell can reawaken the dead.’ Harry didn’t die! That’s specifically why he could return to life. That is a fact. That matters.

[@directorofshield96]

He was in between life and death and he could choose (Limbo) We are in King’s Cross, you say? I think that if you decided not to go back, you would be able to… let’s say… board a train.” “And where would it take me?” “On,” said Dumbledore simply. ( Death, life after death or something like that)

[@ObsessiveGeek]

⁠@@Ranger1812Yet, he could have chosen to move “on” had he so wished. This also is fact and matters. Had he made this choice there would be no debate on if he lived or died. It’s simply that as physical beings we struggle to see death in non-permanent forms, we dismiss it as “didn’t count”, but it absolutely does. Limbo is a transitional point, shifting from existence to non-existence. We only get to this point by dying.

[@rhondacrosswhite8048]

Remember in Order Of The Phoenix when Uncle Vernon had his hands around Harry's neck strangling him when he caught him outside the window listening to the news? Vernon got something like an electrical shock that made him let go. I've always assumed that this was one more way Lily's protection helped Harry. Am I correct tin thinking this? Or was it just more accidental magic like flying to the school rooftop to get away from Dudley? I figured that Harry was past accidental magic once he got to Hogwarts and learned to control it-well, except for blowing up Aunt Marge.

[@satsujin-shathewitchkingof6185]

Harry's a horcrux, horcruxes protect themselves when in danger

[@nathancase6485]

Tje protection charm Lily made protects him against Voldimort, not against others, and certainly, not against an arbitrary non magical source.

[@MOE-db8oc]

@@satsujin-shathewitchkingof6185 That’s a unique aspect I had not pondered but I feel you are correct.

[@satsujin-shathewitchkingof6185]

@@MOE-db8oc Thanks. There's another point where he apparates from a group of bullies onto a school roof that could also be his horcrux protecting him.

[@MOE-db8oc]

@@satsujin-shathewitchkingof6185 Interesting. To me, that goes more towards making something happen that was not fully controlled when his feelings were peaked. If one of the boys had touched him and something happened, I would go with the hocrux part. It’s a bit grey since the necklace did react to strangle Harry before he could reach the sword. Mostly though, it seems the horcrux would react when force was being applied to destroy them.

[@Intrestingwintergamesandmovies]

Can you do what if wormtail telling voldemort the potters house location was a setup and when he arrives all of the order members are waiting for him while harry,james and lily are safely escorted to hagrids hut or what if voldemorts wand backfired and killed wormtail when he used it to kill Cedric in the graveyard or what if the characters were in different houses Harry:Slytherin,Ron:Griffindor,Hermoine:Ravenclaw,Neville:Hufflepuff Or What if Harry was in Ravenclaw And Hufflepuff.

[@kirstenkolkman6758]

The editor really did the most in this video

[@justinstewart6507]

“Eh heh hehhh.”

[@ericrutledge4925]

I always believed that what happened to him was a purer version of what happened to Voldermort in Godric’s Hollow. So he became ‘less than sprit, less than the meanest ghost…but still [he] was alive’. And the reason he could chose to come back was because it wasn’t his own horcrux keeping himself alive, it was Voldermort’s making his soul remain pure and cause the afterlife to give him a choice. Great video guys! I love your stuff! ❤❤

[@thescholarsjourney661]

I think that if a horcrux makes you survive as "less than the meanest ghost," then wouldn't a "lovecrux" make you die as.... "less that the meanest.... death"? Like, technically you're dead, but not really, in the same way that a horcrux makes you alive, but not really.

[@53prime]

I like to imagine Harold had a similar limbo experience when he was a baby and when asked whether he wanted to die or return he just stared blankly because he didn't understand words yet.

[@RillaGorilla420]

Well now there’s a difference in events between the great hall and the forest. Harry did absolutely nothing in the forest and the Avada Kadavra still knocked out ol Voldy. In the great hall, Harry casts expeliarmus at Voldemort and it disarms him AND sends back the Avada Kadavra curse.

[@justinn8541]

Harry Potter, master of all 3 Deathly Hallows.

[@ObsessiveGeek]

The piece of Voldermort we see in Limbo **IS** the fragment that was inside Harry, this is how Harry was able to “survive” Death by being fixed to Limbo and being able to then actively make a choice to be resurrected. However it was only a direct attack by Voldermort himself that would result in this specific scenario, I’m not as confident with what death looked like for him though personally I don’t think its as hellish, I like to think he is able to pass on through. His existence was tragic enough without adding eternal punishment.

[@MagusAgrippa8]

I'd like to think he was mostly dead. And mostly dead means slightly alive. Dumbledore just fed him a Miracle Pill before they started chatting.

[@jimlittle5769]

🤣🤣🤣

[@abenihnatyszcz6687]

I love that the mtg card for sacrificial protection was a full art

[@red5_skywalker]

I'm growing increasingly more fond of the little text snippets that pop up on screen to share their thoughts 😂 I love it, hope it continues!

[@DrMd-jr3xt]

Thanks, editor. You made me smile a lot with this video and you contributed a lot

[@TeachMeBert]

What if, during the Harry VS Voldemort duel at the end of _Deathly Hallows,_ Harry had simply used "Accio Elder Wand" _before_ Voldemort used Avada Kedavra, thus leaving Voldemort wand-less? What would Voldemort have done then?

[@MrLuke7131]

Harry did not die, of course. Dumbledore says: "On the whole my dear boy, I think not." In the final battle Voldemort says: "But you did not(die)!", Harry: "I meant to and thats what did it." Actually dying is not a requirement for sacraficial love.

[@heyitsltaylor24]

You guys are my favourite yt channel, Keep it up! 🪄😁

[@mecahhannah]

Awesome as always thanks guys ❤

[@mjpete27]

Hullo Brothers and SCB Team! Nicely done! I do enjoy watching your videos and am amazed with your continued excellent content, Thanks!

[@naomi_falk]

I see you are supporting the Ravenclaw Reds today

[@medichampion328]

On that basis, could Ron or Hermione run up to Voldemort and touch his face to kill him (post-Nagini kill)?

[@lovelylife-tz4be]

Thank you guys I was feeling super anxious today but watching a harry potter video of yours always helps me through it❤😊 just thought you want to know

[@AdrianChazz]

To my previous understanding, Harry doesn't die, just get's the option sorta unlocked... He basically get's the equivalent of a videogame *_" C O N T I N U E ? "_* screen... *Y/N*

[@zoewilliams5752]

So not specifically related to the video but I just thought about something I haven't seen anyone talk about but why didn't the trace alert the ministry when Wormtail killed Cedric and all the other magic that happened in the Graveyard since Harry was still underage when all that happened.

[@ComilitoEqvinus]

im glad you toned back on intro now channel is fun

[@danielwemyss9354]

I don't think Harry was quite the Master of the Elder Wand at the forest as he hasn't used Malfoy's wand against Voldemort. Its only when this happens that the wand recognizes that Harry defeated Draco and he is now its new master.

[@HannahEvansOfficial]

Love your videos

[@cyt3633]

This was a good one, Brothers!

[@hollywalker3726]

I have a slightly different twist on the love crux idea being the reason it wasn't binding. It is only partially binding, however Lily's protection on Harry only was removed by the caster, in the case of the Cruciatus Curses used on him. What if the reason that the spells Voldemort used was neither binding or ineffective on the battlers of Hogwarts is because he returned from the dead? So they received only partial protection from the love crux?

[@jacquelinedeservebeauty]

Love your videos!!! You guys should do What if Barty crouch jnr died in ascaban instead of his mother?

[@marielacristina762]

Greatings from the other side of the world from Buenos Aires Argentina 😊

[@DoloresLehmann]

Saludos de una argentina exilada en Alemania!

[@cl8733]

Could you do a video about the prophecy? Trelawny had it wrong: it’s really “neither shall die while the other lives” because they anchor each other to the world of the living via the Horcrux/Lovecrux.

[@ironpheonix5937]

another great video guys

[@robinsmith5442]

Kind of like the Easter story but Harry didn't have to wait 3 days to come back.

[@sunshine34567890]

1:52 I love that this is an actual card in MTG!!!

[@SweetSlytherinGirl-Jennifer]

My new favorite pasttime is trying to catch the snarky comments the editor slips in. Bravo. Especially the "I don't feel so good Mr. Stark" comment, that was hilarious!

[@osmosisjones4912]

Do cars have souls. Did the ending to ratatouille create beautiful ones

[@nathans9764]

As many others have said, i viewed this as a Limbo state or sort of "pre-death.". I don't think that the flayed soul there was the bit from Voldy prime, but rather all of the fragments from his horcruxes trying-and failing- to reconnect. They are stuck there, no vessel to go back to, but unable to move on due to the other fragments anchoring them to the living world.

[@Ignis930]

Dumbledore in this chapter was literally just trolling Harry the whole time

[@daketora]

With the new Eragon series in the early stages of development for Disney+ you guys should start doing Eragon theories! You would be the first channel I’ve seen to dive into it.

[@charlottehardy822]

Today’s memes are top tier 😂❤😂

[@thepomfrit]

I had a thought when you said "Quirrel was a horcrux". Would just holding Nagini kill the snake? Does the protection only work against living things? For example the locket didn't melt away when Harry touched it. Is the protection against that piece of Voldemort's soul in particular?

[@1SlateS314]

I think that the king’s cross is the place where you choose to pass on or return as a ghost so Harry isn’t really dead but in limbo Harry also is able to return alive because if the sacrificial love and hallow stuff

[@IronKnuckleKO]

"You know, it is really unclear." -- Sokka

[@northrendicecrown631]

Harry tried to save them at the end. What if Voldemort repentant?

[@bencm92]

His soul would've been restored but the effort of it would have killed him (Hermione explains that it's a painful process at the beginning of DH). A preferable fate given he then would've been able to move on past limbo with an intact soul, but still dead nonetheless.

[@thegamedevcave]

yeah, i really don't think so... the fact that with harry and Voldemort are in kings cross to me it indication that wherever they are is not death because voldemort can't get to death, not in that moment, but not even after he "dies" in the end, that is the price for ripping his soul, not being able to properly die and endure feeling weak and suffering for eternity. Harry also gets to choose if he wants to go back or move "on", which seems much more like they're in some sort of limbo than in a proper afterlife to me. one that Dumbledore can reach from death and one that harry, at this time can freely move in either direction in. Harry casting sacrificial protection is easily explained by him meaning to die, voldemort even says "but you didn't die!" and harry responds with "but I meant to!" indicating that he didn't in fact die and that actual death isn't a requirement for the charm... not entirely sure how you guys missed that since it's probably on the same page as a quote that was used in this video... those bits of dialogue are very close to each other.

[@RillaGorilla420]

It’s so poetic. Voldemort, in his quest to become master of death and kill Harry, gives Harry everything he needs and even helps him to become master of death.

[@darkkey19]

A problem with this theory is that Dumbledore explicitly states that Voldemort failed to kill Harry, that Harry is not dead. I always figured he was halfway between life and death, and that was why he cast sacrificial protection that was less powerful than his mother's. Voldemort even state's that Harry didn't die, and Harry basically agrees with him.

[@TaliesinMyrddin]

Never really twigged that he cast the protection on the whole of Hogwarts

[@Knowledge.to_Come]

Harry used the horcrux inside himself to come back. Funny, voldemort never got to use one, but harry did.

[@Dadofer1970]

No, the Voldybaby in Kings Cross is the piece that was in Harry. Dumbledore explains that. There were still two other live pieces of Voldemort's soul when you include Nigini. Harry had to actually die to kill the piece of Voldemort's soul within him. That is fully explained by Dumbledore. However, Harry could choose to either go on and continue being dead or return to life because he had just held the resurrection stone. That is what gives him the power to choose, which Dumbledore also set up.

[@saklee1777]

I’ve always just thought that Harry did die. But since Harry was Voldemort’s horcrux, I figured that since Harry wasn’t an item and is a human, Harry and Voldemort shared the horcrux. As in Harry also had a horcrux. It was himself or his scar. And both Voldemort and Harry had it as a horcrux. So when Harry died, it was both Harry’s and Voldemort’s extra life that was made through the horcrux that was destroyed.

[@ramonbetzler7786]

12:44 This line should never have been cut from the movie

[@Nicktonyous]

Theory: Did Dumbledore perform sacrificial protection?

[@nathanscudder1303]

What if instead of dying Marvolo goes looking for Slytherins locket and the ring and finds a baby/very small Tom Riddle and raises him? How does that impact the wizarding world? Is it better or worse?

[@gracekim25]

Great question 😅 I love the mystery of it all

[@sargentrowell81]

Love how they just come up with good ideas for their "What If" series and seemingly don't realize it right away! I mean, I really want to see an epilogue to the recent "What If" but now I want to see a "What If Harry didn't get to the graveyard in The Goblet of Fire?" Just like he said, maybe he's just told to immediately quit at the start of each task or something like that. If not that, well what if Harry just ended up not going to the graveyard? How would Voldemort proceed from that point?

[@shalom5214]

There's a theory that I think would be a good explanation as to why he didn't really die. It goes something like "Avada Kedavra" is a curse that rips the soul from the body, where the body is left as a hollow shell on its own. As Harry was a horcrux, having part of Voldemort's soul inside him with his own soul still present, due to his mother's sacrificial protection, his soul was shielded from the curse, instead ripping out the Voldemort soul from his body instead.

[@crawdaddy2004]

0:28 We’ve never done a “dead-icated” video on it. 😂

[@torquin1720]

next what if idea. what if harry potter decided to go on at kings cross afterlife

[@General12th]

Hi J! Do you get a set bonus if you carry all three Hallows at once? Maybe a 10% bonus to movement speed?

[@baruchgoldberg6280]

hmmmmm king's cross chapter in DH: Harry: "Am i dead?" Albus: "I think NOT!" BOOOOOOM!

[@rebekah4761]

I tried to find out if the shirt was on a clearance sale and it isn't available in the shop.

[@imbincibleboss]

Loved the deep dive. I think if Harry had attacked in the forest and Voldemort's wand had backfired, it would have ripped his soul from the body constructed using Harry's blood- removing Harry's tether to life. I wonder if Harry did seemingly kill him like he does in the great hall how the death eaters would have reacted? Tom Riddle dropping a mundane death to the boy he begged them all to find so he could fight one on one would be great!

[@joasegoans3709]

Ok, I might be overthinking this a little bit, but I just got to a conclussion that I'm not sure how fits in Dumbledore's plan -You always talk about how the Lovecruxe anchors Harry to life, but it seems to me that, when Voldemort dies, that Lovecruxe doesn't exist anymore because Lilly's protection doesn't live in Voldemort. -It also feels like the only reason Voldemort doesn't die in the Forbidden Forest is because he still has a horrocruxe. If not for that, he would have died there. So, let's imagine Harry fulfills Dumbledore's plan and destroy all the Horrocruxes before meeting Voldemort in the Forbidden Forest. When Voldemort attacks him, would both had died? Like, Voldemort would have been destroying his last Horrocrux, and, with his death, the Lovecruxe would be destroyed too and Harry wouldn't be anchored to life. So none of them would be able to come back. Is this right? What do you think? Did Harry only lived because he hadn't fulfill what Dumbledore told him to do?

[@DdKk-uc4ek]

I am currious how you mention in that relm you say it is showing voldemort's body. What about in the first movie when he drank the unicorn blood and was subject to "a half life/a cursed life" if that is coming into play.

[@sofaking6961]

I'm pretty sure even if Harry didn't have the other two hallows, that just the invisibility cloak is the hallow that saves him. Since the owner of the cloak is the only one that can pass it on so that he can then welcome death as an old friend.

[@FatRonaldo1]

8:15 Harry had the cloak on him in the Forrest but he took it off when facing Voldemort so it was present even if he wasn’t using it

[@christophersurico5726]

Nice T-shirt (I hope I’m not insane thinking it’s team rocket from Pokémon)

[@laylabeth22]

Ahhh thank you! I have been saying for years that Harry was the master of death at that point! I also think that the reason he could come back was because he was master of death, that being master of death doesn't mean you conquer death but rather have the option to choose it (which is why Harry having the option to choose in kings cross is so special and rare). If being master of death didn't actually do anything then why would Dumbledore bother to leave clues in his will for the trio to find the hallows, it was all part of his big plan for Harry to choose to die and be able to come back. Dumbledore was even preparing him for this back in book 2 when he says to Harry 'it is not our abilities that show who we truly are, it is our choices' 🤯

[@crawdaddy2004]

0:03 Yes

[@Lovesmusic0218]

KZbin didnt notify me :(

[@christianjacinto7042]

Fandom: (To Harry Potter) Did you die? Harry Potter: Sadly, yes... but I LIVED!

[@ChosenGemInEye]

5:19 Remember when Voldemort looked just like that when Peter dropped him in the cauldron and he did a blood sacrifice?

[@mikkihesson3509]

ive got a question you guys might ponder, could Voldemort have even mended his soul if he WANTED to after the first piece was destroyed? it takes feeling remorse to put the pieces back together, but even if he felt remorse when harry gave him the last chance was there anything left to be mended or was he out of luck from the moment the first one was destroyed?

[@bluwzrdphone]

Loving the Team Rocket shirt.

[@m3tamorphosissystem250]

0:03 I guess the J in J Carlin stands for James.

[@brianhill7715]

I do think the spectrums of Harry's family should have been with him all the way up to avada kedavra it would have made it more emotional and dynamic for the enemies to not be able to see with Harry could see

[@flappi2232]

I've always thought that in the forest Voldemort kills the only part of Harry he can actually kill: the horcrux he never wanted to make. So he kills the horcrux, and without Lily's protection he would have kill the whole Harry too. But Harry, being the master of the death (and the wand) and being still protected by Lily (thanks Voldy for always making the best plans), and without the horcrux part that's being destroyed, has a choice: in this limbo, he can choose the ultimate death or he can go back to life, and he bravely choose life, despite all he has ensured and all the fighting still ahead of him.

[@TheDMan2003]

8:20 Harry uses the cloak to enter the camp and uses the stone to get there.

[@Erobazai]

Could you do a theory, if harry really is the master of the elder wand. Because it looks to me that Draco should still be the master. Harry was never in the presence of the elder wand when he disarms Draco. The hawthorn wand gets disarmed and that wand should change team to Potter. But the elder wand is still in a tomb in Hogwarts. If you have 2 wands and 1 gets disarmed, will the other change team too?

[@richardtabor8686]

I think I've settled on he wasn't dead. I wonder what you guys think...ty for the content.

[@modestasrimkus7279]

pls make video about felix felicis (liquid luck). Snape have gotten his liquid luck in 6th year from Prof. Slughorn. He says himself "only one student ever brew poison of the living drought to win this award. I'd like to hear what was the situation in which Snape used his felix felicis to get his 12h of best day in his life.

[@4NGEL99]

Wait, if Quirrell died from touching Harry, then wouldn't Nagini die if she touched Harry, too?

[@ShriyaditaSS]

I’ve never understood the concept of sacrificial love. Cause when Lily does it for Harry, it is active till he turns 17. This was also something debated on the Alohomora podcast. Would the protection have been just as powerful if Voldemort had attacked the Potters when Harry was say 10? And why is it that when Lily sacrifices herself for Harry, the protection is active only till he turns 17, but when Harry sacrifices himself for Hogwarts, everyone including adults are protected from Voldemort?