1) Mine is the pensieve! Just doesn’t make sense when It comes down to law enforcement.
2) The love potion causing the children produced to never know love. I feel like there would be 100 Voldemort’s running around because everyone would be using love potions on everyone.
3) Extra: I also don’t think weaker wizards should be able to cast a spell on a more powerful wizard. Like a 17 year old who finally can cast avada kadavra at dumbledore behind his back should have no effect
I was under the impression that Grindelwald was in America to find the 'child with great power' that he had seen in his vision. To me Grindelwald has never had a massive issue with Muggles themselves- more with Wizarding attitudes to how things ought to be run.
Grindelwald hates the laws that hide Wizards and is looking to raise wizards up from 'scurrying in gutter like rats' to a new ruling class.. 'for the greater good'
You’re right about the hiding thing. I haven’t looked much into fantastic beasts yet. I didn’t know that was why he was in America but based off the movie It makes sense... I haven’t read the screen play yet honestly.
I just want to watch the battle between dumbledore and Grindlewald
Might have to wait a while.. that battle is almost certainly the climax to the fifth movie.
I know from previous posts you're not a movie fan, but with Fantastic Beasts I reccomend giving it a shot. JK is far more involved in the script etc.
Grindelwalds exact motives are likely a lot more complex than we're currently aware of- but I realise now that I may be giving away Spoilers 😖 My apologies.
No You’re fine I will have have to read them. I actually watched all the movies before I read any books. So I’m not anti - movies, It was just that one person trying to describe what was going on based off of the movies but they were honestly just wrong about every thing they said and the fact that they were saying i was wrong was very frustrating lol.
I will have to read It tomorrow. I will say that I read cursed child and I was not a fan. I didn’t hate It per say but I feel like the possibilities after the series were endless... and she pushed the point of a child of Harry being slytherin too hard.
I will let you know tomorrow how I feel after I read the pdf of fantastic beasts at work I’ll just download It somewhere
Harry being a horocrox
You don’t think that Harry being a horcrux was a good way to create all the exciting plot twists in the series? There would have been no curses or bonds between Harry and he would never have had to fight Voldemort.
It’s interesting you say that because without It the entire series wouldn’t exist. Unless you would just rather the book be about a normal students life at Hogwarts. Which would have been nice to explore the actual world of magic more.
To me it would have still been the same if Harry wasn't a horocrux
What about, “harry, did you put your name in the goblet of fire?” Dumbledore asked CALMLY
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It would be nice for another series of a normal students life in Hogwarts, some action but nothing as drastic as Harry v. Voldemort...
I don't know if this answers the question, but them not using truth serum as standard questioning practice at all trials bugs me the most.
