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theconsequenceofeloquence said:
Ah, and I just realized that the snake he set free was bred in captivity. Darn! That would have been pretty cool if it were true though :b
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thisisjohnnynguyen said:
aw shit.
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treesuhh posted this
YEEEE. :D
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theconsequenceofeloquence asked: Aw, it's not true? D: I was mindblown, haha. How do you know?
“Yes, it’s rather funny, really, that next to no one realized the snake that Harry set free in Philosopher’s Stone turned out to be Voldemort’s final Horcrux, Nagini.”
Hahaha, I quick to believe it when I first saw it… but then I really thought about it.
1. They were two completely different snakes. The snake Harry set free was a boa constrictor and they aren’t venomous. Nagini IS venomous. Voldemort used Nagini’s venom to help him regain strength.
2. Nagini’s a horcrux and they were all made already… before Harry was even born.
3. The FINAL horcrux was Harry Potter wasn’t it? Not Nagini? Voldemort unintentionally made Harry one of his horcrux when he tried to kill him… and that’s how Harry was able to speak Parsaltongue. He had part of Voldemort’s soul.
