The TRUE Origins of the Hogwarts Houses | Harry Potter Film Theory

[@sintanan469]

The Four Philosophy Ensemble where one turns against the others is such a common trope. Heck, I'm surprised you didn't even mention it showing up a second time in Harry Potter: The Marauders. James, Sirius, Remus, and Peter; then Peter turns against the other three.

[@jamesmirt3847]

69 likes. I can’t ruin it, but good comment

[@elywahl9520]

​@jamesmirt3847 got ruined but you have memorialized it 😂😂

[@early4thegameNOW]

James is brave, Lupin is clever, Sirius is loyal and Peter betrays.

[@BecauseImBatmanFilms]

Ravenclaw might make a bit more sense as Daniel himself. Not only was Daniel an exceptionally wise figure, Rowena decided on the location/name of Hogwarts after a dream. Just like what Daniel is doing in this passage

[@Zeke_O3773]

There’s no Slytherin that’s going to make a Ravenclaw the main character in a theory unless it’s about a silly Ravenclaw that “smartened up and switched to Slytherin.” 😂

[@wrdreads4742]

I imagine Rowena being able to get Godrick and Salizar to stop arguing. Mainly out of her frustrations with them. "WILL YOU TWO SHUT UP!?! I'M TRYING TO READ!!" 😂 Silence the lion and tame the snake

[@jamessmithson-br7rm]

When you get bored in church and your mind turns to Harry Potter theories 😂

[@ninjalectualx]

It would be best to not go to church at all, but not paying attention is acceptable, barely

[@kmig42]

@@ninjalectualx i thought that you replied to yourself

[@queenofparkview]

It happens

[@ObsessiveGeek]

@@ninjalectualxI’d question how many truly “pay attention”, it’s all too common to see those who decide to incorporate elements into a religious lifestyle that fits their own narrative. One of the biggest examples is TONS of folk who do not drink alcohol and claim it is for religious reasons…yet their religion includes a saviour who ensured people had plenty of alcohol to drink.

[@jamesgames1738]

@@ninjalectualxodd guy

[@ronrade6406]

The three musketeers are actually four: Athos, Porthos, Aramis, and D'artagnan. They all embody completely different ideals, but, oddly, it is the hero D'artagnan who is the most Slytherin-like (with a touch of Ravenclaw). It is a different, but interesting parallel.

[@torazely]

Well considering D'artagnan is also the outsider between the other three (the three are more widely known as the musketeers with D'artagnan being more seen as a trainee), so it COULD count

[@DanielaDormiaru-ih9xf]

To me is more like Athos is Ravenclaw, Porthos is Hufflepuff, Aramis is the most Slytherin to me, and D'Artagnan is Gryffindor.

[@dannorlin2716]

I appreciate how you do not shy away from sharing your faith background in your channel content but still make it approachable. Great content brother!

[@kaitlyneyre8813]

Can you please make a video on how spells are created? Like how snape just made up spells like sectumsempra?

[@christen9847]

Seconded 👆

[@jennacashew7197]

Would it be plausible to wonder if Helga made the Basilisk by accident? And then gave it to Salazar as a gift?

[@SuperCarlinBrothers]

I LOVE IT

[@kiweping5]

Would be cool but I don’t see how you can accidentally make a basilisk, unless it was the first one ever.

[@jennacashew7197]

@@kiweping5 you make a basilisk by hatching a chicken egg under a toad. I don’t see how there’s not hundreds of them made by accident.

[@jamesfry8983]

Ok, but not knowing a frog sitting on a chicken egg for all that time, long enough for it to hatch, seems maybe unlikely, but cool idea.

[@mindovermatterbecomingyour1561]

​@@SuperCarlinBrothershave y'all ever read the wheel of time series it's my favorite series & I bet y'all would love it id definitely love to see y'all to make videos on it & I bet your fanbase would also love content on it

[@LCM393]

The origin of the houses comes from most British schools being split into 4 houses red, blue, yellow and green and the houses are usually named after something. When I was in primary school the 4 houses were Tower (red), Pier (blue), Beach (yellow), Windmill (Green) and when I was at high school the 4 houses were Lune (red), Mersey (blue), Wyre (yellow), Ribble (green). Fun fact, I was put in red house both times and my mum was in blue.

[@torazely]

Ah, yes, every American Harry Potter fan's favorite game Is It Magic Or Is It British?

[@Sygmus6]

Whoa, this whole time I thought that was only a Harry Potter thing!

[@maddyh4185]

I was green in primary and yellow in academy!

[@LCM393]

@@torazely We even have a sports day every year where the 4 houses compete against each other and there's a house winner at the end haha! There's no quidditch involved though that part's just magic

[@jordy9096]

Yeah I was pretty happy when I was put in the red house (challenger) because of Harry Potter😂

[@lizardninja007]

Warrior cats original series started with four clans: Thunderclan, Riverclan, Windclan, and Shadowclan. You can probably guess which clan had all the evil leaders killing cats across the clans.

[@Liv_Rose02]

Omg you’re so right

[@yawninglion1677]

At least Nightstar was kinda cool? Lol

[@christen9847]

Warriors... Nice call back! Gives me MAD nostalgia 🥰

[@randomperson-rz4cb]

I'm just now seeing this and wow that brings a lot of memories thank you for that

[@girafarig7859]

I FOR ONE DEFINITELY WANT MORE NAME OF THE WIND CONTENT

[@zoofit5604]

First, I'd like another fracking book!

[@mackenziemc]

A novella came out recently. Could ANYTHING come from that?

[@jsnace9]

Agreed!

[@grimreaper5149]

Also, I just thought of this while watching, and it probably wasn't done on purpose or anyone knowing, but... Harry Potter is played by a guy named Daniel.

[@MumboJ]

J: "More than 1000 years old, it's like Biblically old!" Me: "So like, 2000 years old?"

[@patrickmohr6985]

lol I thought the same thing

[@NotAnotherDouc-]

The book of Daniel dates back to around the 6th century BCE, so I guess that’s 2,500+ years old 😂

[@MumboJ]

@@NotAnotherDouc- I mean arguably the subject matter of Genesis goes back to the creation of the universe, but let's not ruin the joke. :P

[@LegioXXI]

@@MumboJ Well in Christian Mythology the "universe" is just a few thousands years old.

[@awesomeandrew5266]

Actually closer to 2500-3000 years old. Lol

[@dudaoliveira2601]

excuse meeeee, edmund was a 9 year old on war times ration of sugar eating a sugary ENCHENTED sweet from a lady he didn't know he was evil incarnated and then spend the rest of his life earning the title of "just" and helping others to not make the same mistakes he did. Also, i have always seen lucy as the bravest (aslan said it himself, if she was braver she would be a lioness) therefore for me she is a gryffindor, not a puff (all the love to the puffs tho)

[@crazysasha1374]

There you go!

[@LevinFroggo-fs7uu]

I also don't like Edmund being only named as traitor. That was in one of the three books in which he appears. in the other ones he is quite a good person.

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

yeah,but for a super quick reference to the trope, it's fine. Though, after finally having read the other books, really Lucy is the most Gryffindor of them all... Edmund might be the Puff, and Susan might actually be the Slytherin since she abandons Narnia for worldly things, kind of ambitious? But we really don't get that much context for it, so it might just be a super Ravenclaw thing for her to just logic her way out of believing in Narnia. And Peter I don't know, he might be a Puff too. I don't think CS Lewis values ambition, so while he might have some characters that do, if they are one of the heroes (like their cousin, whose name I forgot in Voyage of the Dawn Treader) they end up outgrowing that desire. So no one can permanently be placed in Slytherin.

[@LevinFroggo-fs7uu]

@@ThatOneLadyOverHere his name is Eustace

[@OrionSeas]

@@LevinFroggo-fs7uu Eustace Clarence Scrubb, to be precise. And he almost deserved it.

[@Hi_Im_Akward]

Chronicals of Narnia is heavily influenced by the bible so its not really a coincidence that this parallel exists. You can say that about a lot of literature, I'm sure, but the Narnia series is very well known for its biblical influence.

[@emafolo]

I don't care what anyone says, you are never too old to enjoy some HP content.

[@peggykell]

Yep, I enjoyed this at 79 yr

[@joechill6327]

I was watching Carlin Brothers Harry Potter videos in middle school and I'm watching them now two years into college, crazy.

[@haydenjelley5198]

Exact same as me But british 😂

[@AllyMay09]

Yes to more Name of the Wind content!! You guys got me into the series and I've dragged my friends into the fandom with me.

[@Andi_Imke]

I'd LOVE more Name of the Wind content!!! You guys turned me onto it and it's great!!!

[@zacharybecker3155]

More Name of the Wind content YES PLEASE!!!

[@Vibinhasoueu]

more videos on Narnia! I would love to see those

[@jacobpalmer3977]

As a Bible student myself, i cannot tell you how happy i was to hear this idea Could i also suggest that the "1000 years" of the school could link to the "millennium age" of the Bible (Most of the symbols you see in the Bible are connected, telling the same story in different ways and parts)

[@gaigelarry]

YES more Name of The Wind Content! why you make me keep askin!? Lol all love

[@Dolkin205]

In a way you could say the 4 hobbits in The Lord of the Rings meet the form. Sam to Gryffindor, Pippin to Hufflepuff, Merry to Ravenclaw and Frodo to Slytherin.

[@theblackkirara]

actually blowing my mind that frodo is a slytherin but (as someone who hasn't watched LOTR since i was a kid) was it really him or was it the ring's influence?

[@davidfountain492]

@@theblackkirara I'd says Gollum is the Slytherin stand-in and Frodo is the Jesus stand-in.

[@Acromion11]

Big stretch buddy

[@mrgreatbigmoose]

Bit of a stretch, but works as Frodo does not go the distance. Gollum keeps Frodo from betrayal.

[@redcactusify2071]

But Slytherin is cunning and abition which non of the hobbits have, thats their whole thing keeping the darkness of the ring away for so long

[@Xailow]

I'd be interested in name of the wind stuff. Need motivation to get back into it

[@umboccioni]

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[@timothymonk1356]

The recurring image/number in the Bible of "Times, time, and half-a-time" or variations of it, is 3.5 years which is half of 7, which in turn is the number of absolute completeness. So "Half of 7 years" typically means "It'll seem like it will be absolute and forever, but it will be cut short"

[@crazysasha1374]

Thank you for that insight.

[@NinjaMaxMC]

PLEASE make more name of the wind content. There's a load of theory crafting online like reddit but not as much on KZbin. I'm sure fans of the channel would enjoy the book series. You could do a video talking about multiple theories or delving into some of the lore and add it to the playlist of notw videos you already have

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

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[@SuperCarlinBrothers]

Happy Birthday!

[@ThatGirlShelbyy]

Happy birthday 🥳

[@jtpadilla1]

Happy birthday dude!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

@@SuperCarlinBrothers Thanks

[@koapecson5801]

Happy birthday random stranger I’ve never talked to before lol 🤟🏽🥳

[@stephenreardon2698]

They don't know the date on which my old school was founded. Its earliest record was 1092 when there was dispute between the masters and the Bishop of Worcester. As such it is generally acknowledged that it is the second oldest school in England.

[@ghostofdoom1941]

What school is it called? It seems like really cool piece of history

[@stephenreardon2698]

Royal Grammar School, Worcester

[@wyattstevens8574]

And canonically, Hogwarts was 990.

[@noahstienecker5506]

This is like one of the coolest videos you've ever done:) I'm a Bible nerd so hearing you connect the Bible and Harry Potter was the coolest:) (Also the 4 tribes narrative shows up in black panther) :)

[@FlyingLightly]

Yes please more Name of the wind pleeeeeease! We need something while we're impatiently patiently waiting for door of stone!

[@christen9847]

It is taking time and time and time and a half for him to write that book!!

[@superovercomplicated]

Heyyyy Brotheeeeer! So, since you guys made so many theories, you should do a video “Best Theories we created!” Doing a top 10 or something like that for your favorites theories!

[@Lovesmusic0218]

That sounds like a fun video

[@craigstevens4896]

Sleeping beauty Fairies? 3 good, 1 bad?

[@root13pie]

Flora = Ravenclaw, Fauna = Hufflepuff, Merryweather = Griffindor, Maleficent = Slytherin, Phillip = Chosen Hero.

[@madisonmcwilliams3066]

Aurora and Phillip chosen hero, she dies and comes back while he slays Maleficent

[@TravellerSkull]

I wonder if this pattern is just a common story format for humans. Stories absolutely love groups of 3, so it wouldn't be a stretch to conceive of an 'unbalanced four.' The resurrection is more of a stretch, but life and death are common facets of stories too, so I wouldn't be surprised to find examples that combine both.

[@christianbaird8800]

We always want more Name of the Wind content!

[@edwardwestmoreland-caunter6128]

As bad as it sounds, Slytherin's hatred of muggles makes a lot of sense for the time, considering Hogwarts and Hogsmead were founded to escape being genocided by the muggles. He probably thought the other three founders had gone completely insane

[@Baalslegion07]

Honestly, I agree with you halfway. Muggles absolutely did persecute witches and wizards at this time. But not everywhere. There were many regions were this was absolutely not a thing and funnily enough that was especially so, in some catholic regions. The real craze came a bit later and even then there were christian reasons that didn't condone this kind of behavior. So while I absolutely agree, that he would have been rightfully fearing muggles in some reasons and while it would be natural that if he hailed from such an area, this isn't really Salazars thing. He doesn't fear muggles. He hates them. He knows, if 100 knights on horses charged him, he could kill them woth his want in a matter of seconds (if the killing curse was a thing back then of course). He basicly had modern attillery power at his side, with spells like bombarda and discendio or even fiend fyre. He saw that power and thought himself superior. And it didn't end there. He hated muggle children, squibs, he hated even magical children that were half muggle or a magical descendand of two muggles. I fully agree that wizard-kind needed to be protected, which is probably the reason why Slytherin even bothered with Hogwarts. But nothing excuses him hating on people so utterly uninvolved with any of the cruelties. This isn't a man who does brutal things out of fear. He does awful things out of a severe sense of superiority. He is disgusted by magical blood being dilluded. It suggests that maybe he was a noble in the muggle realm or maybe even some sort king. Slytherin was so increadibly salty when he left, that he left a failsafe in place, that could kill innocent kids. You know, the basilisk wasn't going to kill people in London or in scotland when the chamber is opened. The chamber is there, to kill kids in Hogwarts and maybe 1 muggleborn professor if they happened to have one at the time.

[@afosteredheart]

🎉 12:09 🎉

[@afosteredheart]

😢😂🎉🎉🎉🎉😂

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

There was literally a witch that got herself caught over 40 times and just fireproofed herself because she liked the ticklish feeling of the fire while fireproof. It's in one of Harry's text books at the beginning of one of the books. The muggles were no threat and canonically barely actually succeeded at killing real witches or wizards.

[@morrigankasa570]

In a way the 4 philosophies thing can apply somewhat to the "Inheritance Series". The Elves are similar to Ravenclaw being the wisest. The Dwarves are similar to Gryffindor being the bravest and most stubborn. The Urgals in a twisted way are the Hufflepuffs. While Humans are more like Slytherin being greedy and desiring power conquering others (though not all Humans are like that but more so then the others). Eragon he hadn't actually died but did come close to Death and eventually got back into the fight stronger then before. He also attempted something unexpected to defeat evil essentially sacrificing himself to do so yet surviving.

[@Myself23512]

In the Lord of the rings, there are four realms: Human, Elven, Dwarvish and Mordor. Mordor goes astray. Gandalf dies and comes back to life. Mordor is defeated.

[@SillySid4Ever]

Based on the Narnia thing I think it would be super interesting if the 4 founders were somehow siblings. Like they grew up together in an orphanage. Making them orphans would be a nice parallel to Voldemort and Harry since they grew up without parents too

[@faisalaljurayyed9425]

Please, more name of the wind, guys. Please, you got me into it, and then I discovered that there might not be a 3rd book. Please, I need more content to satisfy my thoughts regarding the story

[@NussbaumBros]

Questions: 1 What would happen if the trace was triggered in a fidelius charmed house would it work? 2 What would happen if you polyjuiced into a viela are they the same species? It works when Fleur does it and she’s 1/4

[@МаксимЯромич]

1. I guess they would notice underage magic but not be able to locate it. 2. Fleur turns into a human, it's not they someone turns into a veela. But that's interesting. Personally I think you would be able to turn into 1/4 or even 1/2 veela but not into 'full' veela.

[@patricklawson9378]

Honestly, I never really thought of Veela as being a different "species" so to speak, especially since they can have children with humans, I always kinda thought it was like a charm on the bloodline or something. Maybe the first Veela were like a tribe of witches who were "blessed" with good looks and a sort of non-intentional magic that radiated from them, (maybe similar in effect to a love potion) by a magical creature or something and it has just passed on to their descendants through the bloodline, similar to being a parselmouth maybe. I'm sure there's room for a good theory somewhere in here 😂

[@davidfountain492]

@@МаксимЯромич Nobody was concerned about Hagrid being a polyjuice imposter after the Battle of the 7 Potters because he's half giant. The implication there being that polyjuice doesn't work on half-human transformations. No telling if 1/4 would also prevent it. But as to the original question, veela are still different 'species'. Giants and veela can both mate with humans as we have definitive bloodlines with those mixes, the implications are that cross 'species' mating is possible and, at least for the veela, doesn't produce sterile offspring the way breeding a horse and donkey creates a mule (which is always sterile). We don't see Hagrid or Madame Maxine ever produce children so there is no definitive proof half-giants are genetically capable. We obviously see that Madame Delacour (1/2 veela) is genetically capable because Fleur and Gabrielle exist. The genetic implications of non-sterile offspring of cross-species mating is quite staggering actually. It potentially means that all the magical creatures (that can mate with humans anyway) are different breeds of humans just like a dog can have breeds that produce very different capabilities and looks. Breeding a St. Bernard with a Chihuahua does not produce genetically sterile offspring because they are actually still the same species unlike horses and donkeys. Back to the polyjuice question, it would imply that polyjuice is fairly specific and I would doubt that any trace of non-base-human (maybe call it magical-humanoid?) dna would be replicable. DNA dilution occurs fairly quickly, however. For example, a dog is considered pure-bred after a 3 generation pedigree. I would guess a similar sort of situation for polyjuice, though 3 generations is not necessarily the required value. I think if someone were to attempt to transform into Fleur, one of two things would happen. Either there would be a bad transformation like with Hermione, or the polyjuice would replicate Fleur's 'natural' beauty but not her veela charm power that she can seemingly still activate. I would even say that the wizard gene itself is non-base-human and therefore not replicable. Taking polyjuice does not seem to increase or decrease a wizard's abilities even though we know some wizards do in fact have more magical potential than others. A muggle taking polyjuice potion would not be able to perform magic.

[@NussbaumBros]

@@patricklawson9378 except they can burst into fire

[@patricklawson9378]

@MeowMeowza37 True, true, however, it could be seen as something akin to a blood curse. Like the Maledictus curse, which is also inherited, and the sufferer transforms into a snake. Perhaps the Veela "curse" is that they become bird-like instead of a snake. The fire part is definitely possible by an average witch, (wandless magic is difficult for students of Hogwarts, but other schools and cultures don't use wands at all and they are successful with their spells) perhaps they just have an affinity for wandless magic, or wandless fire at the very least, and it could just be part of their culture and not a genetic trait. A lot of speculating, but this is the right place for it 😉

[@AnathemaMysticalcel]

Hey, long time watcher, first time commenter. We need more name of the wind content!

[@amandalafferty8392]

Edmund becomes one of the greatest character transformation stories ever! Don't be dissin my boy like that yo

[@AnorakDovahkiin]

This was really neat! In many ways. Neat to hear this real plausible origin and neat to hear you guys attend a church!

[@mackenziemc]

I’m agnostic, but would totally listen to you read the bible J, you make it (at least this portion of it) way more interesting than any preacher I’ve tried to listen to

[@Cheesehead_Caleb]

Yes please to more Name of the Wind content!

[@davidhodges2741]

We need more Name of the Wind content!

[@jvoyles86]

Can you do a video on wand making itself. I.e how they put the core in, how the wands are carved, shaped or embellished, how they choose which wood to use.

[@samwiseplaysyt485]

I would love to see a popcorn culture episode on y'alls thoughts on the Bible/religion! Pleaseeeeee

[@jminers1234]

Plz do Narnia theories and videos!

[@EvanLucken]

Love the whole video but I love the last minute and half or so where you were talking about name of the wind. Please for the love of God do more Kingkiller Chronicles I know that rothfuss is still working on that third book so please crank them out until he does

[@Imrano_Rex]

So apart from a griffin, the other 3 beasts were nothing like the other 3 houses. 4 mins in and J is already stretching more than a yoga instructor.

[@phoebebaker9665]

Theory idea: could a muggle breed a basilisk? At least by accident.

[@Wundersmith]

I have read those stories so many times and never thought of it that way! Also, Yes, we do want more Name of The Wind Content. Or at least I do.

[@saylajiithra]

More Name of the Wind? Yes please!

[@Fer.Ortizoo]

I’m all for J using biblical references ❤

[@Dragosteaa]

I also find deep analogies within the HP universe strengthens my understanding of faith while my faith strengthens my understanding of the HP universe :)

[@sophies5961]

MORE NAME OF THE WIND! please

[@trishamcmanus5542]

More Name Of the Wind, Please!

[@carmeltabby]

Started reading The Hobbit to my bf after finishing the Harry Potter series and there are soooooo many similarities, it's insane. The 4 main races could represent the 4 houses: Hobbits are obviously Hufflepuffs with their love of food and fun. The Elves would be Ravenclaws but I'm less certain which house Dwarves and Men would be? Men as Gryffindoors and Dwarves as Slytherin?

[@redcactusify2071]

Men are easily corrupted (even becoming the Nazgul) so Men as Slytherin and dwarfs as Gryffindor I think

[@desiismeroko]

I would flip that, men are slytherin and dwarves are gryfindor. It was the men that were easily corrupted by the rings.

[@JustAnotherPerson811]

Yes more Name of the Wind Content!

[@stephishraga]

Yes more Name of the Wind content please!! I love hearing y'all's thoughts on those stories

[@Gersheyz]

More Name of The Wind content pleaaaaase

[@alistairsmith4308]

How about the 4 "races" of middle earth: the kingdom of man, the forests of the elves, the mines of the dwarves and the lands of Saron

[@sammyjacobs8554]

And the orcs were created as corrupted elves- an abomination of creation (for the turning against the others part)

[@theannajoycreative]

already one of my fav channels and now learned you guys are believers too yay how cool!!

[@95triforce]

I’m HERE for the King Killer Chronicle content.

[@leo9981]

Absolutely send us more NotW content

[@RiseeRee]

Even though the leopard beast seems like a stretch, it’s actually pretty good for Ravenclaw! It has 4 heads (which is better than 1), which accounts for Rowena’s thinking capabilities. Also the fact that it’s specifically pointed out that this beast was given authority to rule; Rowena wears a diadem and a Baron wanted to marry her daughter Helena.

[@internetuser7]

yes I want more name of the wind content

[@jacobellsworth6432]

I would love more name of the wind content!! I just got the book and I've been loving it

[@mariekennedy4313]

Ye should do a wat if of what if Snape never called Lily a Mudblood

[@mindovermatterbecomingyour1561]

Presumably she'd still stop being friends w/ him as she already didn't like his group of friends & he openly admitted to planning on becoming a death eater as soon as he left Hogwarts

[@benjamingeurts2969]

Yes more name of the wind content please!

[@kktypescript2137]

When J said “does this story sound familiar” I immediately thought of Brave and the 4 brothers 😂

[@sourabhgharde3107]

This video is the perfect example of the saying that poet actually just ment the sky is blue blue my English teacher would find deep hidden useless meanings of the same. Jk herself said that the 4 names were directly inspired by Narnia, the 4 main characters of the story!

[@ozzem]

more name of the wind content PLEASE!

[@XxCJOxX]

Scratch Bible stories with Liv… Bible stories with J! lol

[@pj14482]

I‘d like to kindly ask again for a video about RELIGION IN THE WIZARDING WORLD.

[@francinerockey-qc2gn]

I haven’t watched your vids in 2 years, I really needed your voice

[@voidlol7]

Your videos always make me feel better!

[@doublependulum]

The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien. Manwe, Ulmo, Aule, and Morgoth.

[@sammyjacobs8554]

This!

[@avanishprakash850]

I got the cup and ball reference, PLEASE DO MORE NAME OF THE WIND THEORIES PLEASE

[@samoht-k2g]

You should make an 8 part series where you retell the Harry Potter story without any plot holes and with the backstory having more sense (ie use of verita serum for ministry trials). You could start as far back as you want and build on any adjustments

[@mariannewhite383]

I love this! It makes me think - which might have been covered already but with the 7 horcruxes, do they somehow correlate to the 7 deadly sins? Like the cup can go with gluttony and greed or pride could be the locket. Or am I just discovering something “p-p-p-pretty obvious” to everyone else? 😅😂😅😂

[@root13pie]

Keep developing this theory!

[@sarahelliott674]

Yessss more name of the wind content!!!!!!

[@adub_from_253]

I would LOVE more name of the wind content! I was so excited to watch your earlier videos on the books...they're one of my fave series and I really enjoyed your perspectives on them! 🙌🏽💖

[@booksandtea1663]

Heyy brother! Thanks for another cool video! Day 2 of politely requesting for a new what if - What if Snape never heard the prophecy?

[@emi-du1fq]

Nothing is as funny as J going: 👹EHDMUND👹

[@lindzgrm]

Do you think drinking unicorn blood is part of making a Horcrux? The half-life Firenze describes is like the half soul of a horcrux.

[@centerforbrazilstudiesou8204]

Love that you have knowledge on the Kingkiller Chronicles! You should definitely make videos on it, its such a rich story

[@earendil9132]

Yes absolutely do more videos on Name of the Wind!!!

[@xarenanotmyrealname4134]

Please do a what if Dudley went to Hogwarts. A what if Aang died in ATLA and any of the other characters we know becomes the avatar after I personally think the most interesting would be Sokka and Zuko. A what if Prim went to the Hunger Games and became the Mockingjay, the only way I could see this happening is Katniss a year or two ago gets caught hunting and either gets killed or sent to the capital and becomes an avox and this forces Prim to take up Katniss's role and while she's not as good at it she can do more than originally.

[@G.Z.A.P]

Daniel: I think I have a story that could perfectly encapsulate the political structure of the major kingdoms around at this time, and could describe how religious fervor can overwhelm even the most powerful empires 2000 years later: ITS HARRY POTTUH!!!

[@lordofninjas1]

As far as what you talked about with the 4 different "houses" thing, I would assume there's probably some of that in Lord of the Rings since Tolkien was religious and added religious concepts into his stories, as well as being best friends with C.S. Lewis (author of the Narnia books), and being the reason Lewis converted to Christianity. Best guess would probably be the ringbearers (Elves, Dwarves, Humans, and Sauron). Also, I just started the show (very late to the party, I know), but in Game of Thrones there's 4 animals that are all over the show, and they represent various families that are the focus of the show, those being Lion (House Lannister), Wolf (House Stark), Deer (House Baratheon), and Dragon (House Targaryen). Perhaps there's some sort of connections to be made there as well.

[@kippdanielson6413]

Name of the Wind, please

[@nondominis4359]

Just here to show appreciation for cup-n-ball

[@jocathyn]

More name of the wind please!!!!

[@rubygracemoseley8144]

“Edmund is the traitor in green” Dang! I love the burns coming to Edmund 😂

[@WildMageMadness]

Please do something on Name of the Wind cause reading that series hurt my brain with how dense it was

[@Daddyoh94]

Super video Jazzy J!

[@micolsalamarobino1939]

I totally NEED more name of the wind content!!