Why Didn't Voldemort Become The MASTER OF DEATH And Unite The Deathly Hallows?

Why Didn't Voldemort Become The MASTER OF DEATH And Unite The Deathly Hallows?
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[@Slytherinarmy]

All of the reasons that you discussed about why Voldemort had no interest in any of the deathly hallows makes 100% sense and I agree with each reasoning.

[@FairytalePrince]

While all of these are good reasons, I believe that Voldemort just didn't know about the Deathly Hallows. They appeared in what was to him a children's book, so he had no interest in reading it. But as a child himself, he never read it because he grew up in a muggle orphanage. So I think he simply never read about these stories and heard about the hallows in the way that people who grew up in the wizarding world did.

[@sashaxo4021]

I was literally going to say exactly this. You’re 100% spot on, imo.

[@sarahglover3286]

A Death Eater would have mentioned them and he researched all kinds of magic, he'd have read the stories about at least the wand!

[@astralwyrm3787]

Well he did go after the philosopher's stone and the elder wand. He probably thought though that the death part of the story was myth. That instead a powerful wizard did it and there was no special outcome to uniting the items. That and he probably thought he would never find the invisibility cloak given it's name. People in Harry Potter strangely never see the significance of Harry's cloak even when he's caught red handed with it. I can't remember a single time when someone attempted to steal it even when they had perfect opportunity to like when malfoy beat him up on the train. Maybe people just simply mistook it for a cheap magical immitation of the real thing and maybe that would make it even more impossible for it to be found.

[@TheDeadGunslinger]

@@astralwyrm3787 Harry's cloak was supposed to be cheap looking compared to other, now known lesser, invisibility cloaks and we later learned it was because it was cut from deaths own, decayed, robes.

[@tavellclinton9256]

Voldemort's design sucked in the later movies but it rocked in the first movie.

[@laforce36]

TBH I want to say he knew about the gallows, but never really gave them much thought because he saw himself as extraordinary. I think he was more interested in achieving mortality his way vs using probably what he would see as a "gimmick."

[@abdirahmanidris290]

Dumbeldore explained that he had no knowledge of it. Also that he feared death and loved no one so the stone would be little use. As for the cloak, he could make himself invisible like Dumbeldore i think

[@PaTrick-cf6ev]

Yup, he was raised by muggles, just like Harry.

[@mr.aleximer]

The man, the wizard who amongst all wanted to cheat death and live forever didn't seek deathly hallows collection or even the philosopher stone at least is crazy to me.

[@kanadesato5905]

I agree, and at 4:22 I’m not okay with what’s he’s saying, because Voldemort is actually someone who collect special, precious and famous object, like his horcruxes from the 4 founders except the griffindor’s sword, he had the cup of Helga, the crown of Rowena and the necklace of Salazar. (Sorry for my English) He even had the ring of redirection and the wand ! He just missed the invisibility cloak but I think Harry was a priority. I also think that if he had killed Harry Potter, he would have take the last Deathly Hallow and the Sword, and he would probably became the living god he wanted to be.

[@Bryan198026]

@@kanadesato5905 Except that he couldn't kill Harry because he unwittingly doubled the protection Lily had given him when he used Harry's blood to rebuild his own body, in essence becoming an unintentional Horcrux for Harry.

[@jorgecarbajal8076]

Great job explaining why Voldemort had no interest in the Deathly Hallows. Although he used the Elder Wand, it was only because his own wand was incapable of killing Harry.

[@tavellclinton9256]

It would have been nice if Voldemort killed Cornelius Fudge in the books. Fudge definitely deserved this.

[@freedomintruth4036]

In the infamous words of Alucard, "Fool, both you and I know that there's no such thing as an immortal."

[@boltinabottle6307]

Voldy really didn't think this one through. What was he gonna do when the Earth became uninhabitabible and no one else was left alive? Or when the Sun goes dark and he's the only one left. Was he going to try and pull a Sephiroth and use the planet as his vehicle?

[@highmynamesnicolas]

I assume that its because he wasn’t brought up as a wizard; by the time he was introduced to the wizard world at (what i assume) a middle school age so he had no reason to be reading children’s books - as well as his peers being middle school aged just assumed that they were a legend out of a kids book leaving them not worthy of conversation or simply forgotten

[@TV-ge3uj]

The Cloak can be used to hide from anyone? Ever heard of Alastor Moody? To be honest, I think that was a mistake on Rowling's part, either in GoF when the (fake) Moody could see Harry, or in DH, when Harry's cloak was special all of a sudden.

[@theirontyrant]

Wait, correct me if I'm wrong buy wasn't the imposter "Mad Eye Moody" able to see Potter when he fell through one of the false steps of griffindor tower and got stuck in the goblet of fire despite the fact that Harry was wearing the cloak at the time? 🤔

[@abnashibanga2806]

The Dark Lord is a hard worker. He had a vision of conqueroring death, he seeked books and teachers to master his unltimate goal. Seeking the hollows didn't appeal because he developed talent which he already had

[@vortega472]

I think because, while he was of the wizarding society, he wasn't born into it - he was a late comer. Neither Hermione nor Harry were aware - so even if he heard about them - the reference was a children's book - hence Voldemort's lack of interest.

[@59rlmccormack]

He saw the Hallows as worthless, just as he saw almost everything as worthless.

[@salimullah6383]

Explained Very Well ❤

[@jedipadwan20]

I love how you used Johnny Depp and not the new Gellert Grindelwald. In my opinion Johnny Depp is better as Gellert Grindelwald then Mads Mikkelsen.

[@damula1361]

Is there any way for you to explain how the deathly hallows were created by the brothers. Like the indivisibility cloak

[@danielgodfrey4415]

I think the wand rejected Tom because he wouldn't let the wand do the work. He was trying to out power what is already a powerful wand

[@d.b.2812]

His name says it all. Fear of Death

[@davidkennedy8929]

I simply assumed he didn’t know about them and what their powers were!

[@aurvaroy6670]

He is arrogant but not arrogant enough to not know what they are

[@jaredquinney204]

I was always curious about this side of the story

[@AlexanderYamada]

You cannot master what you still fear.

[@Tanoro]

The Cloak: It is widely understood that Voldemort feared death. You even admit in the video that Voldemort is willing to swallow his ego and hide, "when he is close to death." According to the story of the 3 Brothers, the cloak has the power to do exactly that: hide from death itself. Voldemort had every reason to at least investigate this artifact to see if the story was true. In all likelihood, he simply didn't know where it was; or, more likely, he believe he had already conquered death.

[@headstrongbachelor3152]

Voldemort was disembodied so how would he be able to use the cloak as this ghost kind of being he was?

[@mobythemerpup1515]

And if he got his hands on the rest he would’ve been God!

[@tavellclinton9256]

I prefer Voldemort's facial look in Philosopher's Stone. I wish he retained this look in the later movies.

[@Kyleplier]

The first 2 movies followed the books almost verbatim. The rest, not so much.

[@YellowBear-kx1ff]

Yeah, me too.

[@devonhopper7534]

@@Kyleplier you are so right. 1 and 2 I'd say were about 85% spot on. Then the 3rd movie came out and it wasn't even close. But the real shame, the real pain, the real despair, was just how HORRID AND BAD the Goblet of Fire was. From the opening with the caretaker, to how Harry got the World Cup, THE WORLD CUP ITSELF, and then the bs that was the Triwizard tournament. I'm glad another agrees! These should be a TV series. NOT a movie franchise.

[@tavellclinton9256]

@@devonhopper7534 I was also thinking about TV series. Besides, I never read full books, only fragments. And Goblet Of Fire is my favorite movie out of them all. But I wish Voldemort's look was consistent in all movies.

[@devonhopper7534]

@@tavellclinton9256 agreed. His look in the movies was utterly disappointing. With his low screen time and the fact they had tons of funding I expected more. Book 4 and 5 are my favorite. Also, I can share links to audios books for Harry Potter here on KZbin so you can at least try to experience all the books...if you like!

[@stevenburkhardt1963]

Voldemort definitely wanted the elder wand. That was abundantly clear in the book and movie

[@Wix1306]

Before watching the video… he had to believe they truly existed bkus he went after the wand

[@BloodArtistify]

Wouldn’t he have been seen as a weak wizard having to rely on powers beyond his control to take over the world as far as the wand goes I imagine he would not need as he shows how powerful he is he would have it in his possession so no one could use it against him and become the most powerful wizard with no equal

[@abdirahmanidris290]

Yeah. The fact that he could lose the hallows and lose power along with it would be unacceptable to voldy. His whole thing was being self dependent

[@mariabanuelos54]

Why did he have to kill Snape? Why couldn't he just have disarmed him, like Harry did to Draco?

[@coldsolitude4417]

well like you said he was different, maybe that's another reason, he just didn't care

[@YellowBear-kx1ff]

Now it’s Christmas, can you please do Is Jesus Christ a Wizard?

[@geviesanta3631]

You dare speak of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ like this? How dare ye!!! 🫤🤨

[@TomRiddler-m3j]

@@geviesanta3631 well they celebrate Christmas so it’s worth thinking about it

[@vincenttenhoopen1103]

Voldemort had the stone and the wand at one point

[@abdirahmanidris290]

He wouldn't be master of death because he would use the hallows for the wrong purposes. You have to use them for a certain purpose to get the best out of them

[@joeknight7632]

I'm guessing because he didn't fully understand magic he didn't even understand the deathly hallows items For example gillert Grindelwald he understood and knew how to use magic better than riddle could ever of dreamed one reason why he was way more powerful than riddle sometimes I wonder whether the Killing curse was the only spell riddle knew P.s I didn't watch the video let me know if I was right

[@captainmarbles1]

Because he feared death above all other things, and one cannot become a master to something that one fears.

[@sageumbra8915]

If he was after the resurrection stone, and and had love for Salazar’s legacy, could he bring him back?

[@grec.]

I don't know if you have but, can you make a video about why the resurrection stone didn't revive Voldemort's horcrux after it was destroyed by Albus Dumbledore? (Obviously Voldemort didn't know it was the resurrection stone in the Gaunts ring, because it's weird that the resurrection stone didn't react to a piece of soul being attached onto it. So i wonder. I know you need to rotate the stone 3 times for it to work, but how come the power of the stone didn't react to the dark magic? 🤔). To me, this would be an interesting topic to explore. Thx Dean 😊🙏 for your videos. I also follow the vampire folklore.

[@YellowBear-kx1ff]

Could the Time Turner and Philosopher’s Stone be honorary Deathly Hallows?

[@grec.]

Interesting

[@Anastasia-Black_193]

Why not

[@Tkbrd1918]

He was a coward… he literally put Draco up to the task to kill his biggest threat

[@gabrielsalomavelazquez2318]

He was not to be master of death anyway, because you can not master what you fear, or can you? Have the best 2023!!!

[@eranshachar9954]

Well he did had interest in the elder wand at least. But I agree on the cloak and the stone why he didn't want them. You said he never hid but it's not exactly right sorry. He did hid after cursing Harry destroyed his physical body. 10 years in the Albanian Forest and a little more until he got his body back in Goblet Of Fire. In this time he was way too weak to do anything and he had to hide.

[@mitchcoleman1238]

I think that Voldemort did not pursue the Deathly Hallows because he didn’t believe in the story. I mean sure he knew of them but I don’t think he believed in the legend that followed.

[@davidblazek2418]

In my opinion, Voldemort also never be able become Master of death, because he was unable to love. I think that Ignotus set rules for mastery of death. Everyone who seek out being Master of death must have ability of Love. Because what is the most humiliating thing for death? Love is something that death can not look at! And when servant can not look at her master, I think this is most humiliating thing for death.

[@mratay4747]

He was too weak to be all powerful! He chose destruction over it all

[@tylersmith9465]

Ouch

[@callmeishmael2415]

He just didn't believe in them

[@tylersmith9465]

Great job everyone👍

[@tylersmith9465]

In his elder years he created a snake and love a lot when it slain he went crazy I mean crazier😜❤️🐍

[@paulcowlishaw]

Voldermor had no loved ones. Because he couldn't feel love

[@treaper512]

Cause Voldemort didn’t kill or disarm dumbledore Draco did

[@melanievetter6211]

🥰😍😍🫠

[@tylersmith9465]

Poor guy

[@ivanhunter6492]

Because he was arrogant to believe he'd already cheated death with his Horcruxes

[@headstrongbachelor3152]

It was not a belief. He did conquered death after he created his first horcrux and got the proof when he became disembodied and later restored his body...

[@tylersmith9465]

He just wanted the elder wand to archive power🧓

[@abdirahmanidris290]

Voldemort would never be master of death even if he united the hallows. You have to be a worthy owner of the hallows. Dumbeldore had the full power of the elder wand because he used it to defend and not to kill. Harry had the full power of the cloak because he used it to hide. Harry also had the full power of the stone because he used it while walking to death instead of avoiding it. You have to be worthy of the hallows and Voldemort wasn't worthy of any.

[@tylersmith9465]

But he right about one thing muggles and wizards never getting along🧙‍♀️🧙‍♂️🧙‍♀️

[@tylersmith9465]

🤕

[@tylersmith9465]

Great job Alan Rick man Robbie Hagrid and snape👨👏

[@tylersmith9465]

If u know who expressed his love to all the generations after him letting go of the past instead of archiving power it would be better world what do you think 🤔 🌎

[@tylersmith9465]

He got what he wanted and deserves

[@tylersmith9465]

🙏✌️Alan Rick man Robbie Hagrid and snape

[@diegodelavega7796]

First

[@davidkennedy8929]

Good for you.

[@JabezFuutonSpecialis]

Your mother must be proud

[@ivanhunter6492]

no one cares

[@LaurierLachance]

Hey Diego. Please ignore the haters. I’m proud of you for being first and Dean definitely appreciates you leaving a comment so early. It helps the video. 🫶

[@tylersmith9465]

But what he did not good

[@cofeman347]

cuz he was a wuz

[@tylersmith9465]

2 wrongs don’t make a right 😑