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Who here remembers this toy? Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone Levitating Challenge
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Grindelwald was better a dark lord than Voldemort
This is just my opinion... But I feel like Grindelwald was a way better Dark Lord than Voldemort ever was, and as for being the "strongest dark lord" and all that?
I base that on three major points:
1 semi-intentional British propaganda, based on points mentioned below, that Voldemort is way worst
2. When it came to overall achievements - Grindelwald was basically wizarding Napoleon as he ruled over a "good chunk" of Europe, and meanwhile Voldemort struggled taking over the much smaller British Isles all the while the top 1% (effectively ruling class in fanon) where his glorified slaves.
3. Grindelwald was actually charismatic and appealed to ALL wizards and witches, Voldemort on the other hand just wanted to rule the world to satisfy his ego so he bitched to the pure-bloods that he could save their precious rights from being ruined by the muggle-borns (mind you the so called "threatened" rights of the rich, politically powerful elites, who could get any job they want just because of the family name)
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In regards to the 1st point, the semi-intentional British propaganda, was based on those factors:
1. Voldemort was more "recent" than Grindelwald - the Marauders generation was born 14~15 years after Grindelwald lost, and Voldemort's first rise to power was in their Hogwarts years... So most people only knew/remembered Voldemort, and only read about/vaguely remembered Grindelwald. Also related to "2"
2. Grindelwald was never active in England as a Dark Lord, only in America and Europe, so the British Wizarding community never realized what it feels living in fear of him
3. British Arrogance - my own general impression of most members of the British wizarding world, especially the ones from old families, is that they honestly believe they are the epitome of existence - that the sun shines from their arses over the lesser nations
4. Dumbledore - when Dumbledore faced Grindelwald he was A LOT younger, and when he fought Voldemort in book 5 he was already 100+
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This is just my opinion... But I feel like Grindelwald was a way better Dark Lord than Voldemort ever was, and as for being the "strongest dark lord" and all that?
I base that on three major points:
1 semi-intentional British propaganda, based on points mentioned below, that Voldemort is way worst
2. When it came to overall achievements - Grindelwald was basically wizarding Napoleon as he ruled over a "good chunk" of Europe, and meanwhile Voldemort struggled taking over the much smaller British Isles all the while the top 1% (effectively ruling class in fanon) where his glorified slaves.
3. Grindelwald was actually charismatic and appealed to ALL wizards and witches, Voldemort on the other hand just wanted to rule the world to satisfy his ego so he bitched to the pure-bloods that he could save their precious rights from being ruined by the muggle-borns (mind you the so called "threatened" rights of the rich, politically powerful elites, who could get any job they want just because of the family name)
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In regards to the 1st point, the semi-intentional British propaganda, was based on those factors:
1. Voldemort was more "recent" than Grindelwald - the Marauders generation was born 14~15 years after Grindelwald lost, and Voldemort's first rise to power was in their Hogwarts years... So most people only knew/remembered Voldemort, and only read about/vaguely remembered Grindelwald. Also related to "2"
2. Grindelwald was never active in England as a Dark Lord, only in America and Europe, so the British Wizarding community never realized what it feels living in fear of him
3. British Arrogance - my own general impression of most members of the British wizarding world, especially the ones from old families, is that they honestly believe they are the epitome of existence - that the sun shines from their arses over the lesser nations
4. Dumbledore - when Dumbledore faced Grindelwald he was A LOT younger, and when he fought Voldemort in book 5 he was already 100+
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Is the Harry Potter universe your favourite fictional setting ever made? If not what is?
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A movie moment that a character that wasn’t in the books, yet it fits with the character
A moment that I liked is Luna calling Dobby sir.
I fits in with Luna’s character how pure of heart she is. Also showing that she has respect for other creatures.
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A moment that I liked is Luna calling Dobby sir.
I fits in with Luna’s character how pure of heart she is. Also showing that she has respect for other creatures.
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"You think you have it bad? I went to school with Harry Potter and let me tell you..."
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