Harry Potter Theory

Imagine this:

You’re losing the war.

Your followers are dropping off like flies.

And one by one, the objects that keep you alive—your Horcruxes—are being destroyed.

Your NOLONGER-so-secret key to eternal life…is failing.

Now—correct me if I’m wrong—but there seems to be a pretty obvious solution here…

Just make…more.

So…Why didn’t he?

Why didn’t Voldemort, the moment he realized his soul fragments were being destroyed, simply create more Horcruxes? Two more? Four more? Forty more?

He knew the magic, and he knew the consequences. So what stood in his way?

Today we’ll be diving into all of this and MORE as we unpack the convoluted topic of Voldemort’s Horcruxes.
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The Global Wizarding War. The First Wizarding War. The Goblin Rebellions. The Second Wizarding War.

These are all conflicts most Harry Potter fans are familiar with.

But what if I told you that there was another war in Hary Potter history (that’s established in canon, I might add) that almost nobody talks about?

A conflict that we know existed… but that Rowling only ever mentions briefly.
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The show’s being made too soon. The casting’s all wrong. The writers haven’t read the books. These are just a few of the overwhelming number of controversies surrounding the new HBO series.

Today I want to give you guys my honest opinion.

Right now there’s a lot of information floating around—some facts, some opinions—but whichever way you slice it, the fandom is obviously pretty divided. Which is why I think it’s time for me as a Harry Potter content creator to tell you how I REALLY feel about the show…The good, the bad and the ugly.

There’s a lot to unpack here, so let’s dive in to it.
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Spoiler alert before we start: Harry ends up BEATING Voldemort.

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Anyway, with that out of the way: I don’t think many would argue that the Harry Potter novels give our dearest Harry ‘Plot Armour’. It feels like no matter what he does, or where he ends up, he always has the upper hand over Voldemort.

I get it, Harry can’t just die- he’s the main character, but still- sometimes it feels like EVERYTHING is going against him but he STILL comes out on top. In particular, over Voldemort.

When you actually go back through the books, there are several points where the Dark Lord is winning. He has control. He has the numbers. He has the advantage. And then - almost inexplicably- he gives it away.

Which is exactly why today I want to examine the books with a little more scrutiny, and extract 5 very plausible ways that Voldemort could have actually WON.

These aren’t far-fetched explanations or over-the-top theories, these are very real, and most importantly very CANON-CONSISTENT moments where a single decision would have changed the entire outcome of the war.

Let’s dive in to it.
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Hey everyone,

Welcome to another installment of Harry Potter Theory.

Some big harry potter news making the rounds at the moment.

Over the past several months, Warner Bros. has reportedly been exploring a potential sale due to significant corporate debt.
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