The Origins Of Parseltongue Updated Re-Upload

[@HarryPotterFolklore]

Thank you for being understanding of the re-upload of this video. Thanks everyone. Brand new video on Monday!

[@jammer584nn]

Harry Potter Folklore ok. You’re welcome. Luv your channel.

[@smarty_melon]

I'm looking forward to the new video! And your welcome for being understanding, it's not your fault.

[@smarty_melon]

@Lachlan JANETZKI yes he should. I'd watch that video, please do it Dean.

[@pavneetkaur4245]

I am kinda early 1 hour late

[@jameswest981]

Your works so brilliant I can keep watching all day

[@faizanrahman8155]

Just clocked that Nagini was quite literally Voldemort’s soulmate. Best love story of the entire series

[@ambereglin2165]

🤣🤣🤣

[@cafu-thebrazilianalanhutto6835]

Only 31 likes?

[@keegengregor5089]

Forced soulmate

[@josephcraffigan8489]

Well he was probably the first person she spoke to in decades

[@DavidSamuelBl10]

@@josephcraffigan8489 if anyone talks profanities or racial slurs on me in Parseltounge, I'd would personally "F" word anyone's reptilian sorcery "A" word up!

[@queenbee7762]

Quick joke :James potter going to open the door and Voldemort was at the door Voldemort:knock knock James :who’s there Voldemort:you know James :you know who Voldemort :yea me

[@gaelicprincess4937]

Nice one, mate! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@luism.954]

I’m stealing this lol

[@queensofbridges4619]

Had to read it twice out loud funny🤦🏾‍♀️🤣

[@anushkaauddy2126]

This needs more likes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@queenbee7762]

@@anushkaauddy2126 aww thx 😊

[@sifilore9462]

In Goblet of Fire novel when Fudge was talking to Dumbledore about Harry, Dumbledore said “there r Parselmouth that live everyday normal good samaritan lives.” So Parseltongue is not evil in nature.

[@YellowBear-kx1ff]

Sifilore I don’t remember Fudge saying THAT!

[@moonstonepearl21]

I'm glad that was said since the franchise tends to put Slytherins in a bad light. Poor snakes; always getting a bad rap in society through entertainment and religion. They are just another animal. They should focus on a Parseltongue in Slytherin who is a really big animal lover and wants to get people to change their negative perceptions on snakes.

[@luism.954]

Sifilore so there are more parselmouths out there then? I thought voldy was the last one”

[@mohannadabdulaal5625]

I think you mean the movie GOF, not the book. Because that statement is wrong. Parselmouths are extremely rare, LIKE REALLY RARE to be born a parselmouth, unless you were from the gaunts. There were only 2 in existence who got the rare ability, Herbo The Foul and Salazar Slytherin. Thats actually my theory and not canon

[@sifilore9462]

@@mohannadabdulaal5625 No, it was the book after Barty Crouch Sr. died. Parselmouths r rare just like Seers and Metamorphmagus, but why should Parseltongue always b related to Herbo or Salazar instead of other family bloodlines just have something in common coincidentally.

[@KoharuSarah]

I like your idea that this blood madness resulted from Slytherin's fear that the Parseltongue line might be thinned out or become extinct, after all this was a very special legacy in his family for all subsequent heirs. Exciting thought!

[@BerdFly]

Remember those theories back in the day where people thought salazar was an animagus and was the pet snake nagini? Good times

[@oliviamurray3909]

Silly Goose ikr.

[@beneil2]

or if nagini was a Uwabami a that a good theory.

[@mohannadabdulaal5625]

i wish that harry was able to keep talking parseltongue after the deathly hallows and then it would be passed down to his children and their children and so on, like the gaunts.

[@leahplayz7287]

He did in cursed child

[@Qyver]

Luna James it’s not canon i refuse it’s not canon i refuse

[@main8824]

QuivertheQyver same.

[@mohannadabdulaal5625]

Luna James I personally don’t see it as cannon and never refer to it. It was poorly written, made countless plot holes, and JK herself said that Harry lost the ability.

[@vidyanatrajan7933]

@@Qyver has it is cannon no matter how much we hate the book jk Rowling confirmed it was cannon

[@CrazyBrotato]

Do a: what if James potter died willingly and gave a love protection to Harry AND lily

[@alchemistxp2]

To die willingly basically means to become a willing sacrifice. James died in self-defense and in defense of his family and Voldemort was always going to kill him anyway. Lily was given the option to live and decided to sacrifice herself for her son, that is where the magic comes in.

[@yenrose3607]

The only problem is.. Voldemort was always going to kill him. He wouldn't give him the choice. He told Lily to step aside many times before he killed her.

[@Theeduckie]

miss rosiy ooooooooo then how about a video about if Lily stepped aside?

[@mikegagne3263]

Mother love and Father love are completely different. Check out the ancient Greek concepts and different words for love.

[@willowwhisper6575]

@@mikegagne3263 Don't think his love was less stronger just because he was a man, his sacrifice didn't count because he couldn't choose, Lily was presented with that option only because Snape asked Voldemort to spare her

[@shelbyphelps5979]

I would love to see a video on why Tom Riddle didn’t try to become an animagus. I get that he saw himself as superior and already had some control over snakes but it’s an interesting thought! Love your videos!

[@deeezey_2239]

I guess having nagini and then having her as a horcrux in his mind made it irrelevant

[@holeinthehat]

I don't think it would have appealed to him. He had mastered transfiguration and could turn himself into any animal he would want (remember the shark head of Victor Krum) I doubt he would have enjoyed being stuck as a particular animal and the intensity of performing the animagus spell takes so much time it would have been a distraction.

[@jennaholden9112]

"Tom still had a nose" 😂😂

[@ghostoperationswithcheukgu9844]

"Had" being the emphasis

[@tommarvoloriddle5056]

The ability to speak Parseltongue is extremely rare.

[@keandras8584]

Tom Marvolo Riddle and

[@cocowang8568]

Hmm what’s the dark lord doing on KZbin

[@fpgamer4566]

Qui Gone Jinn: The ability to speak does not make you intelligent

[@ej830]

OMG TOM UR SUPPOSED TO BE DEAD HARRY POTTER KILLED YOU

[@anushkaauddy2126]

YeaI think we get it Tom

[@AGidi-ne7vq]

Harry Potter Folklore has to be a wizard living amongst us muggles. How else could he possibly have this much knowledge of the Wizarding world??? Very Suspicious.

[@ShanYalesTale]

This is a very interesting theory. I do wonder about a few points though. 1) I'm not sure how part of the snakes/basilisks soul entered Herpo because they didn't make the horcrux, he did. But I can see where they would have a mental connection like Vold did with Harry, being able to read each others minds, and that would make sense to learn parceltongue. About passing it down, What if Herpo decided that he was remorseful and he rejoined his split soul, retaining the knowledge of parceltongue, becoming part of his magical DNA and then had children? Just a thought. 2) I think Tom was already starting to look serpent like before making Nagini a horcruxe. I think he was choosing to look more snake like with each one. Maybe that is part of the spell, giving up a part of your appearance when splitting your soul. Maybe you can choose what animal you want to appear more like. A permanent transfiguration.

[@Theeduckie]

Idea: Video theorizing if Lily stepped aside when Voldy directed.

[@d43v4]

Yeah! That's an interesting one, mostly because then Neville would be the boy of the prophecy!

[@helloimcleo]

Wow

[@helloimcleo]

Ya

[@ridafatima9583]

Yes please

[@gnrcro8582]

Herpo the Foul was born a Parselmouth, and when he created first Basilisk, he could control it because of Parseltongue. And his Horcrux was a common object, not the Basilisk, but it is unknown what it was or how it was destroyed. Parseltongue was discovered by Paracelsus, an alchemist from HP universe, that little is known about.

[@tugbatok9008]

you need more upvotes!

[@matthewfarr5615]

I was wondering who would mention Paracelsus

[@evanshoulders3674]

I wish Parseltongue had more limits, like Harry could conjure snakes out of thin air, not just talk to them. I also wish Harry used Parseltongue more in the books

[@firxanza5172]

Harry was actually a bit freaked out by this ability of his, and didn't want to use it unless he absolutely had to

[@CO84trucker]

I'm tempted to speak parseltongue to rattlesnakes out here in Colorado!

[@gamerman360]

Jusy wanted to tell you I was watching some of your old old videos and the difference is amazing. One of my favorite KZbin channels

[@danielrenzi1553]

how come if voldetmore made harry an horcrux voldetmore didn't realize he looked a bit different and realized harry was a horcrux

[@yenrose3607]

He was too far gone. 5 horcruxes does a lot and at that point, he already looked similar. Also he didn't see a reflection of himself for 14 years and still, he had a new body and yes, I do think nagini made him even more serpent like.

[@viethuongvothai686]

Daniel Renzi harry is a horcrux but is also not one. The process of making a holocruxe start with killing someone, and the rest only jk know and she said that it is very disgusting

[@rayzersun6705]

@@viethuongvothai686 wait, in wat way?

[@viethuongvothai686]

Raisya Adam in a gore way, i believe she once said cannibalism is involved

[@lavenderbambi3501]

@@viethuongvothai686 i'm replying super late ik, but wdym killing someone? Like doesn't he have to kill himself somehow to part his soul?

[@oliviamurray3909]

I have a pet snake 🐍 and I speak parseltounge to him. His name is Salazar 😂.

[@willjadenhogarth]

Is Parseltongue difficult to learn?

[@tielphinstone3556]

I somehow believe that Parseltongue could be more common in countries that have more species of snakes like India oder in general the tropics. I guess some students in Castelobruxo or Uagadou could have this ability

[@user-mc4gb6mt9q]

That fucking deletes the whole ability in general. The reason it's so special is because it comes from The Slytherin Line and if you say some people have the ability it destroys the whole 'special' thing.

[@millarintala8738]

Nice theory! It has a small problem, but it's the same problem that the Harry Potter universe already has with heredity. To some trait, e.g. parseltongue, to be hereditary, it has to be in the genes. Therefore, the creation of snake horcrux has to alter the genetic makeup of that person. There's no reason why that couldn't be accomplished with such powerful dark magic that is horcrux creation. That would also contribute to Voldemort's snake-like appearance after making Nagini a horcrux. Parseltongue would also have to be dominant trait, i.e. if you inherit the dominant allele (version of that gene) from one of your parents, you'll display that trait, no matter what allele you inherited from the other parent. But this still doesn't mean that every heir of Herpo the Foul (or Salazar Slytherin) would've had that trait. Genes come in pairs: you inherit one allele from your mother and the other from your father. If we assume that Herpo the Foul was the first parselmouth and the horcrux creation gave him two parseltongue alleles, all of his children would've been parselmouths, too. Because their mother wouldn't have had the parseltongue allele, the children would've had the dominant parseltongue alleles from their father and recessive non-parseltongue alleles from their mother. Then they would procreate with people who only have non-parseltongue alleles and each of their children would have only 50% chance of inheriting the parseltongue allele. Those who inherit it would again have 50 % chance to pass it on each of their children. Even if (I mean when) Herpo's descendant's who had inherited one parseltongue allele had children with each other, each of their child would have a 25 % chance of not inheriting the parseltongue allele, 50 % chance of inheriting one and 25 % chance of inheriting two. The way that parseltongue is inherited in the HP universe just isn't consistent with biology. The same problem exist with the "magic gene". I'm not even going to start with the switching on and off the magic gene, but even if we ignore it, there should be more squibs in bloodlines containing higher number of muggles and muggle-borns than in pure-blood families. That doesn't seem to be the case, and if it were then the pure-blood supremacists would've had a stronger case. Based on J. K. Rowling's explanation about the magic gene, her understanding of heredity is apparently on level "it has something to do with genes". She kind of circumvents this by saying it also has something to do with soul. I could actually even fix this heredity problem in HP universe with very little changes to canon. Tl.dr. Heridity in HP universe is inconsistent with biology

[@MyWeedIsVeryGood]

*Was Voldemort a virgin? I Seriously cannot imagine him having sex, let alone kissing a woman lol*

[@angelicgacha]

Maybe during his school days, because he was handsome and talented I feel like a lot of girls would be into him ignoring the horrific thing that is cursed child lol

[@williamstryker7253]

I think he did with Bellatrix and had a child

[@15r52]

@@williamstryker7253 thats not real.

[@deadname569]

15 r5 yes it is

[@15r52]

@@deadname569 no its not,its fanfiction garbage that disregards the continuity.

[@landonhatch4587]

Interesting. I always liked to imagine that Parseltongue originated due to a milder form of the Malidictus curse to which both females AND males are susceptible. Instead of becoming the snake, they take on some of its characteristics, which then would be passed down throughout the generations.

[@ChattinBoxingWYB]

I'm pretty confident that Herpo the Foul is an ancestor of Salazar Slytherin and that's how Salazar got his hereditary gift to speak Parseltongue. I also feel that Parseltonuge was created by Herpo using a snake as a Horcrux and gaining the ability that way.

[@user-mc4gb6mt9q]

Nice. Creature Blood.

[@zacharyshepherd7636]

That’s a super smart analysis. Seriously like you fill in the gaps that people don’t understand

[@kendrawallace2488]

This is such a solid and well researched theory, Dean. I’m quite pleased that you’ve reuploaded an “older post,” as you say. Honestly, I wouldn’t be upset to see you featuring your past works that you’ve recently remastered (pretty sure you just spent time on that, correct?) while you’re focusing on your Tom Riddle project. Idk about the rest of your followers, but I know that I am SO PUMPED for this project. You are my favorite Potter theorist, Dean. Your passion for everything you work on shows, and I appreciate it... ⚡️ 🐍 💜

[@gabri_cheesellamasneeze9006]

I love that he told us to be kind in addition to being happy at the end 😄

[@Otterwriter245]

Amazing Video, Herpo The Foul Was The First Parseltongue, Inventor Of The Horcrux, And Bred The First Basilisk 😃

[@gaelicprincess4937]

Loved this video! That was a fantastic explanation about Parseltongue! This language was always fascinating to me! Keep up the fantastic work! 💖💘🥰☮️

[@jordanduffield1001]

Dean u honestly come up with the best harry potter theorys, u are so creative

[@Xehanort10]

I think Voldemort might have been more successful if he'd stayed as normal looking Tom Riddle. It would have been easier for him to manipulate people to his side instead of doing the whole "Join me or I'll kill you" thing he did as the pale skinned, bald, red eyed, slit nostrils Voldemort. Even in his 50's he'd have probably had the female Death Eaters swooning. The "poor orphan who got good grades and was nice and polite" act had served him well as a Hogwarts student after all.

[@togepoof2527]

I’m reading Harry Potter books for the first time. I’ve already seen the movies and a lot of HP videos that explains further the story of the books and it’s amazing to finally read it myself what I’m missing out all this time. I’m currently in book 4 (on my 4th day of binge reading).

[@opposite.]

You should do a video about borgin and burke's dark artefacts, that could be an interesting video

[@Mikevanduinenpianist]

Maybe a new video suggestion’ Aberforth dumbledore used expecto patronum at the battle of hogwarts. To use the expecto patronum you have to think about something happy Where did he think of ? (Nice video Dean, keep up the good work)

[@Mikevanduinenpianist]

dr103 exactly, that’s what I was thinking to

[@taliamagdy9016]

His goats.😂🤦🏼‍♀️

[@torib713]

I think it's really gonna be because he's thinking of a memory of him with her sister specially the memory that he have where they have a bond caring their goats. Isn't it why he's so obsessed with goats because it always remind him of her sister. He loves her so much more than anything else that he have hatred for his brother Albus who has been one of the reason of Ariana's death.

[@Mikevanduinenpianist]

@@torib713 good theory 😊

[@torib713]

@1HourClassics Thank you!

[@damanbrook5157]

Wow This theory of the parcel tongue with Herbert the foul creating parcel tongue with soul sharing a basilisk horcrux blew my mind and it makes complete sense,dude I love these videos keep up the good work buddy as always ✌️💚🤘

[@veellia]

this comment made me loose braincells

[@veellia]

okay heres the remake: Wow, this theory of parseltounge with Herbert The Foul creating parseltounge and creating a basilisk horcrux, blew my mind, and it makes complete sense, dude I love these videos. Keep up the good work buddy as always.

[@club6525]

1:02 For some reason when I heard that, I thought that you would say that Slytherins were actually snakes and Voldemort was just a snake who could speak English too

[@Therealtyler7765]

YAY YOU USED PART OF THE THEORY I MADE. Love you

[@vibrantlife4862]

I’ve seen you in other comment sections! Hi!

[@Jonsnowmerdinger]

What if his mom was a maledictus (snake) and being a male he didn't receive the curse but the ability to speak Parseltongue. I'm not convinced it had anything to do with a horcrux. The times he's mentioned to me it makes it sound like he was born a parselmouth. I think it more likely that being able to talk to snakes caused his affinity for snakes, which led to him creating the basilisk.

[@torib713]

Interesting theory

[@arkadeepkundu4729]

I'll be honest, as a kid (and I grew up when the sorcerer's stone movie was already out before I was 5yo so I watched the movies first), I always used to think it was Parcel tongue. And I was weirded out by the thought of it but I still didn't understand how taking out your tongue & parceling it helped you talk to snakes.

[@SergioBecerraII]

Excellent video. I really learned a lot from this video.

[@TheRealMindTheorist]

What an amazing video thanks Dean 4 the amazing info and keeping me entertained during the current situation

[@robertelkins7899]

Just a suggestion, what if Snape had raised Harry Potter?

[@firxanza5172]

I think it would have been the same case as Harry being raised by Dursleys, except Harry would have been exposed to magic earlier even though Snape wasn't fond of having a muggle heritage, he would still make sure Harry knows about both the muggle ways and magical ways

[@johnblack2547]

Have you considered that Herpo the Foul's mother may have been a Maledictus cursed to transform into a snake or even into a basilisk? If she turned into a snake while pregnant and especially if she permanently turned into a snake before giving birth this might explain a genetic link to snakes and thus the ability to speak to snakes. If she turned into a basilisk that might be why he was interested in hatching a basilisk. The hatched basilisk may have even been a half sibling.

[@owenjarvis9696]

I’m not trying to dis you, but if Voldemort didn’t look like that in the first wizarding war how did Cornelius fudge recognise him in the order of the Phoenix and know it was him when he looked completely different. Also he had some of the similar features in the sorcerers stone and on his return so I think you are wrong with this video.

[@kxnggeppetto]

While watching a question popped up in my head. What would happen if a phoenix became a horcrux? Would the piece of soul inside be destroyed once it's reborn? Or would the piece stay intact?

[@torib713]

I think for me it's still gonna be the same case as Harry Potter. I mean when Harry got hit by the killing curse it destroyed the soul of Voldemort inside him and when he got back alive because of his mother's protection that he cannot die it's already gone of him. So in the phoenix case if ever you're going to kill it with a killing curse or even other methods then it's also going to be destroyed since the phoenix physically really died or the matter really destroyed into ashes even if the phoenix has the capability to restore itself back to life. So in conclusion, the fact that Harry's body been hit by the killing curse he have lost his life and have not even turned his body into ashes already killed the soul inside him, how much more would it be for the phoenix case?

[@paulcowlishaw]

Another great video Dean keep up the good work and great commentary as always

[@hanfimaster]

You are actually wrong on when Voldemort became snakelike in appearance. In the philosophers stone when quirrell unveils Voldemorts face in the back of his head it is described as a snake. Now we dont know when he started looking like a snake but i assume if he didnt have it when he went to kill harry he would have had it shortly after losing his powers.

[@leonorakristinerozalinamll9473]

I truely loves your videos I love how dive deep Into every details about everythingand everyone and a lot of unanswered questions and theories😍😁.

[@gailshafer4200]

Isolte Sayer was also a descendant of Salzar Slytherin She could speak to snakes too.

[@triggerfish9967]

This language came from delivery people like my mailman. Coz they deliver parsels.

[@gelovillacin6657]

this could be right. another way to think why most parselmouths are associated with bad wizards and witches maybe because they were descendants from someone who has split his soul already.

[@beaudreams6]

Me thinking the person who first created a horcruxe was a great man then finds out what he did Me ✌🏻 🎵you’ll never see me again🎵

[@dragonassassins1]

I must say, this is quite genius

[@maquotez8601]

How are 5 people first tho?

[@Tummyknuckle]

Time Turners

[@robinkholmes7127]

Or the part of The fowl's soul that was in the basilisk was talk to him, translating. His Horcrux was an experiment and I think there's a reason Voldermort would mostly only make Horcruxes using inanimate objects.

[@Sasuke81a]

I like your theory, however I maybe able to expand on it. The oldest records that even the most scholarly muggle can get their hands on like the Dead Sea Scrolls can explain. Ancient civilisations left behind records and monuments which documented otherworldly incursions among mankind and even started families of their own. Like for example, the rise of Atlantis and Lumuria which indicates the Origins of the Wizardling bloodlines. Furthermore, some otherworldly entities had serpentine appearances and can shapeshift and have deep knowledge of how the Spirit functions and may had taught this dark wizard of old. I believe that Parseltoungue is their language and it's part of their blood.

[@CRAYONL516]

I like this theory because it would connect the start of the parselmouth ability to actual dark magic. I always thought that it was strange that people would be so upset that an ability to talk to snakes exists as evil inherently. Like, wouldn’t that just be a cool power some people have? But if it was connected to the creation of the first horcrux it would really connect it to something actually evil

[@macwelch8599]

Parseltongue is fascinating to me, can you speak to any species of snakes?

[@kannangovindan8675]

Eeyup

[@connerlackey3952]

Parseltongue is snake language. Ron said it in the chamber of secrets

[@malvulable4351]

Also, are there "tongues", for speaking to other animals?

[@connerlackey3952]

And voldemort spoke to niagi who is a Burmese python and he spoke to the balisk in the chamber so yea as long it's a snake you can

[@connerlackey3952]

@@malvulable4351 In harry potter it's only parseltongue that you can talk to snakes but no other animals you can talk to unless talking to a centar counts but they can talk like humans though

[@parkerstevens2880]

Do you think if Voldemort had put his soul into a different type of creature that he might have taken on different physical traits

[@sophieschoettler1401]

rfjrvnrhn imagine it was a bird.......

[@thecreatorofthedark]

So I just had a thought. What if the elderwand was a horcrux? Like what if the brother had made it a horcrux and that's part of why it's so powerful? Or what if Voldemort had made it a horcrux

[@geniusiq.]

I’m a bit confused since we know you can’t learn parsle tongue How come in deathly hallows part 2 Ron has leant some from Harry and can get in the chamber of secrets 😀💜💕

[@alexanderristevski6477]

Well I wouldn't really say he learned it, but rather remembered it from harry's sleep

[@geniusiq.]

Alex I totally agree I’m just still a bit confused It’s just Ron said Did you notice Harry teached me some parsle tongue

[@goldenhd9656]

Well this video is not cannon

[@Longshanks1690]

@Benjy C3C6 There’s a difference between knowing and understanding. Ron can say the words because he’s heard them, but it doesn’t mean that he knows what it means or how to do it himself.

[@geniusiq.]

King Edward "Longshanks" I, Hammer of the Scots, Lord of Wales and King of England Thank you very much I completely understand now Sorry I’m quite young and Harry Potter can get confusing for me

[@ITZ.URGIRLNIMA]

Do what if lily was able to "take Harry and run"

[@PurpleOpinionM]

Or since the potion had unicorn blood and naginis venom, he would have had a serpent influenced body

[@XxHizzyxX]

1:35 I always found Ron opening the chamber by mimicking what he heard Harry hiss in his sleep to be complete BS.. Did that door open to any word/phrase so long as it was in parseltongue? For all he knew Harry was having a rather pleasant dream of treacle tart or Cho Chang.. If not then how did Ron know what he was saying? He claimed he learned it by listening to Harry in his sleep, which is creepy, so I doubt Harry translated it for him. Is Harry just hissing the same phrase over and over again? Does Ron have some sort of crazy mimicry talent? It's all BULLSHIT.

[@dacianarcher658]

In the book at least it says he copied what Harry said to open the locket so most likely would be a versatile phrase for opening

[@cjg8763]

No, he mimicked what he heard Harry say to open the locket, and it took him a few attempts to get it just right.

[@user-mc4gb6mt9q]

I said it once. I'll say it again. This deletes the whole thing with what Slytherin's are known for.

[@huberttan007]

Can you do a video on why didn’t Voldemort use/plan something other than the Killing Curse to kill Harry if it didn’t work the first few times.

[@dadsaccount5904]

What about who was the 1st witch/wizard(ik alot of you guys know this but just incase) or where did the hogwarts founders go to school?

[@MrManueleh]

Was slytherin related to Thulsa Doom.

[@jacobrose1913]

I love this channel it’s super interesting

[@jacobrose1913]

Everyone should watch this if they like Harry Potter

[@vonkauentheforbidden9589]

I think Voldemort did have a piece of Harry in him. That's why Harry didn't die. He could return because, unlike Voldemort in Godrick's hollow, he had a body to come back to. When the killing curse rebounded in Godrick's hollow it destriyed Voldemort's body entirely. He couldn't simply resurrect himself. When Harry died in the forest that night, the piece of him that was inside Voldemort may have been ripped out, since the binding process wasn't complete (or perhaps because when you destroy one of your living horcruxes, it rips out their binding to you?), a process which may have caused Voldemort to collapse too. Both could return to their bodies because they still existed and because they hadn't fully crossed over

[@mishapurser7542]

I'd love to how how the creators of HP created Parseltongue.

[@Bo.son_]

I'm rewatching Harry Potter on the order of the Phoenix

[@bejeweled13]

Same!!

[@isaaccarrera5909]

Same mate!!!

[@jackmachin1132]

I’ve got a video idea. So basically it’s how muggle borns get their power. I think because every so often there is a squib in a family that has no power. But they must have power if there parents have magical blood. So what I think is that the power grows stronger over generations and then gets strong enough to serve a human. This is just a theory but I hope you read it xxxx

[@redlionforge9173]

This is an awesome channel!

[@snicholelx]

This is really smart!

[@forpiepress1964]

My theory is that a basilisk imprints a human when it hatches and gives the human the ability I.e. Salazar slitherin could speak it because the basilisk in the chamber was his and he hatched it. It was then passed to Voldemort through the gaunts and to Harry via becoming a horcrux. Edit : well this teaches me to speak before watching XD

[@Inco464]

Great theory

[@earlwalker4668]

Glad u back, the best Potter folk lore!!!

[@wigglesworm]

i just found out i'm a parseltounge too! been speaking to snakes from school since kindergarten

[@jacksondilworth7441]

Do A, What If Harry Was Never A Parseltounge

[@Franzburg]

In Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire they also brewed something from milking Nagini to keep Tom errr alive-ish in chapter 1. Maybe that affected him somehow?

[@kirstysmith9518]

I have a theory What if in the deathly Hallows harry didn't come back because of Lilly's protection or because he was the master of death, what if because he was a horcucs and had Voldemorts soul in him the horcucs/Nigini was the reason he survived Mabey

[@DAN-dy7pz]

Thanks for all your content it has inspired me to create my own Harry Potter channel 😊🧙‍♂️

[@wasifnature]

But cadmus paverell (i Think He’s salazers slytherins dad) couldnt he be a parsel tongue@

[@20023665]

I was thinking he had a snake like appearance because he drank Nagini's milk while in rudimentary form. I've wondered why he needed her milk and how he figured thag out, along with how he came up with his resurrection spell

[@windhelmguard5295]

i think potion making is, in a way, similar to chemistry, where an experienced chemist can use the known properties of two substances to deduce how the two will react with one another and how changing certain parameters will effect the outcome.

[@deeezey_2239]

Do snake growth hormones in the milk also count as were talking about magic potions mixing genetics anyway?

[@20023665]

The chemistry thing is as good an answer as any I guess. I wonder if any animal would have worked? We know Voldemort would obviously use snakes, but what if he was Helga Hufflepuff's heir? Imagine how powerful he'd be if he drank badger milk

[@realjoemavro]

Reptiles don't produce milk, only mammals do. Voldemort drank Nagini's venom, he explicitly states this.

[@deeezey_2239]

@@realjoemavro okay change milk in all comments to venom

[@divyanshkeshariyavines1677]

Bro i am a big fan of yours and harry potter series ,can you make a video on hermoiny granger

[@arnatar2086]

But Voldemort had that snake appearance in the phil stone when his face manifested on quirrels head while he still had a nose when he tried to get the defense against the dark arts job. Most likely the snakyness comes from his time hiding in snakes after his "death" and quirrel finding him.

[@witchilich]

How did Harry learn Parseltongue? Through a horcrux. Harry can still speak parseltongue and will be passed to his descendants. What if Herpo the Foul learned Parseltongue after creating a horcrux with a snake? The knowledge was imprinted into his soul and passed down his family line. And here is the huge plot hole. With how old Herpo is, there should be, a large percent of the wizarding world would be parselmouth. Harry already has three descendants.

[@jasontomas5763]

Life of filius flitwick please

[@michelleng472]

Pls do a What if James died without a fight and Harry and Lily both got love protection

[@firxanza5172]

there has been a fanfiction about how if James kept the Invisibility Cloak, he gave it to Lily and told her to use it and run out of the house, he stayed behind and took his last stand against You Know Who so Lily survived and raised Harry as a single parent

[@mansushrestha7540]

i love your videos!!

[@mikeseibert4889]

I think that was a good video and made a lot of sense good job.

[@owenworton2797]

He needs to do one how did the magical world start

[@veellia]

he already did

[@thecatmont]

great explanation for parseltongue

[@SerpentLight213]

Before the video starts my thought is that it originated at least in spirit with Shamanism if that is even a part of the HPU. My first thought was Native Americans that perhaps Salazar learned the magic of the Native American Shamans or Shamans from anywhere else and put a twist on it. Or perhaps it plays a bigger role in things to come, things that JK Rowling is yet to write about or to put into a book/movie.

[@Chris10095]

Very nice video although I think you are mistaken. At book 5 when Fudge sees Voldemort he recognizes him. Imo the snake-like appearance may have t do with how animagi and patronuses get their form. As for Voldemort the snake was the symbol of his family and Salazar himself. I think it is totally obvious that Voldemort's animal must have been a snake as he regards been part of the Gaunt family and an heir to Slytherin very important facts about his lineage and his identity.

[@soundaram7365]

Hi. I wondered if you could upload videos about all the spells in the Harry potter series.??

[@chrisannbowen2605]

I love Dean's theories

[@legostopmotionguys.]

Super good job 👍 good video man

[@Nostalgia_12345]

While editing he wrote hurry potter

[@sonny_b3587]

That is a great guess I think that’s true !