T. M. Riddle's Diary

Since creating a horcrux can make you immortal why doesn't every wizard just make their own? they don't have to make seven like Voldemort they can just make one or two. Then Witches or Wizards would live forever and not worry about any spell that could kill them everyone in the wizarding world would live a lot longer if they made horcruxes too they just have to hide them better then Voldemort did.

A saw a YouTube short talk about this.

In CoS, we meet a memory of Tom Riddle when he was about 16. He was a piece of Voldemort's soul. He was able to take on physical form because he was feeding off of Ginny's lifeforce.

Meanwhile, the master soul, which had all of Voldemort's memories, was lurking around somewhere in Albania hoping someone like Wormtail would come to get him.

If successful, Tom said that he would "cease to be a memory" and that he would regain physical form. So this got me thinking how it would happen. Would the two souls have merged in this case?

How are Horcruxes allotted parts of the creator's soul? What if they have half of the creator's soul at that time. For example, the diary has half of Voldemort's soul. Then, the ring has 1/4 of his soul, Hufflepuff's cup has 1/8, and so on.

Proof is that you can see the difference in power between Horcruxes. The diary which has 1/2 of Voldemort's soul, is able to show a "snapshot" of 16-year old Tom Riddle. The locket can only make someone hallucinate their fears, and it seems like Harry and Nagini do nothing. It wasn't confirmed that Harry being a Horcrux influenced the Dursleys' emotions. Nagini is controlled using Parseltongue, and Harry's dreams can be stopped using Occluemency.

(Sorry about bad English, English is my third language)

Alright, so you know how Voldemort made Horcruxes? Yes, but how did he make them? Well duh splitting his soul in half. Well, what if I told you some Horcruxes are more powerful than others? Yep, that's right guys gals and nonbinary pals, when Voldemort created the Horcruxes, they got less and less powerful. Let me explain- When he created his first Horcrux while he was tom riddle at age 16, he split his soul in half, 50/50, leaving him with 50% of his soul left. When he made the second Horcrux from Marvolo Gaunt's ring, dividing his soul in half once again this time leaving him with 25% of his soul left, and the other 25% in the ring. When he made the locket into a Horcrux, he once again split his soul in half leaving him with 12.5% of his soul. With Helga Hufflepuff's cup, he split his soul once again, and by that time he was left with 8.75% of his soul. He split his soul in half again when he turned the diadem into a Horcrux leaving him with only 4.375% of his soul left. After that, he was kinda done with Horcruxes by then until he tried to kill Harry, 10 years before the events of the first book, leaving Voldemort with 2.1875% of his soul. And then 13 years later in GoF he split his soul once more as a last attempt to try and save his life before the prophecy was fulfilled, leaving him with a minuscule 1.09375% of his soul left. Therefore, in DH2 Harry had more of Voldemort's soul in him than Voldemort did. And given the fact that in the movie there was a scene where Harry stumbled across a bloody Voldemort fetus, that just shows how small of an amount of his soul was left in Harry. So in conclusion, in DH2 harry was more Voldemort than Voldemort himself.

So here's what I'm thinking. Harry could sense horcruxes right? So if he can sense horcruxes do you think the diary (which was sentient) could sense him? Like maybe diary Tom felt him when he picked up the book and was like ??? but just never worked out that Harry held a piece of the soul he came from?

Just a thought.

So this is a little theory that I had about the Chamber of Secrets and the Basilisk. In it the Diary of Tom Riddle, which is a Horcrux, declares how the Basilisk will only follow his orders. But something neither Harry nor the Diary knew was that a Horcrux lived in Harry at the time, they just thought it was a part of Voldemort's powers.

So, assuming that Horcruxs contain an equal amount of soul because dividing it in half seems a little draining, Harry and the Diary each contained the same amount of the Heir of Slytherin. The theory is that Harry could have controlled the Basilisk if he tried. He didn't try because of Riddle's words and his own panic at the time.

Think this theory has any merit, comment down below if you agree or if you disagree and give your reasoning. Thank you and have a good day.

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Me - *Cool!!!*

It was hard to adjust every picture to be Voldemort-y, but I FINALLY did it!

here's an edit i made for the second movie! (i'm making one for every movie)

*the pictures are not mine, i got them from the internet

hope you like it and feel free to give me suggestions on what edit i should do next!

Buckbeak

Rowena Ravenclaw’s diadem

Marvolo Gaunt’s ring

Tom Riddle’s Diary

I drew this a while ago, ideas on what I could do next?

Once upon a time Harry Potter saw a diary. So he looked in it being the little stalker he was. It was empty, so he wrote his life story in it. After a while of having the diary and not opening it, he opened it and instead of his life story he found some writing that said,

Woah sick bro

That writing was from JK Rowling