He manipulated people into thinking that their family and themselves would be safe with him and that he was the best side to be on. He played on your fears with mind reading known as legilimens. He made you feel cornered and like he was the only choice. He would control you under the threat of killing and torturing your family and friends, so you would have to what he said even if you didn't like it.
The line was spoken by Emma Watson playing Hermione Granger. She was making reference to the fear of uttering the name Voldemort.
Yes, He Who Must Not Be Named is what some people call Voldemort because many are afraid to speak his name. Others use You-Know-Who.
He never.
Avada Kedavra.
One of the important lessons of the Harry Potter books is that while death is an unpleasant reality, death itself is not a problem - but the fear of death is. Voldemort's whole power comes from the fear of death. Both Voldemort's own (Tom Riddle is terrified of dying), and the fear of death which the Deatheaters can discover in others. When Lily Evans faces down Voldemort to protect the infant Harry - when Lily loses her fear of Death - Voldemort receives his first great wound. Then, as the Boy Who Lived grows, Harry inspires those around him to lose their fear of death, and finally conquers his own - marking the end of Voldemort's reign. Dumbledore is the first of the books' major characters to disregard death on his route to conquering Voldemort. But Dobby also has learned that there are things which are more important than mere existence. Even a house-elf has discovered reserves of courage which most of the officers at the Ministry of Magic are still too frightened to look for.
Voldemort!
He always thought he controlled Severus Snape and had no reason to fear him. The only person Voldemort ever feared was Albus Dumbledore.
During Lord Voldemort's initial rise to power, he instilled so much fear that people began to fear his very name - something be always wanted. Voldemort choose his name to appear powerful. The stigma spread and people believed just mentioning his name was bad. After his disappearance, the wizarding world still decided not to use his name. They didn't know what happened to him andown many worried he may return and continue what he started.
The line was spoken by Emma Watson playing Hermione Granger. She was making reference to the fear of uttering the name Voldemort.
Yes, He Who Must Not Be Named is what some people call Voldemort because many are afraid to speak his name. Others use You-Know-Who.
A potion was used to revive Voldemort into a corporal state.
Voldemort used Lucius' wand while chasing Harry on his 17th birthday.
Defeat all the death eaters then when voldemort gets you keep pressing square
It is Voldemort .
He never.
Avada Kedavra.
One of the important lessons of the Harry Potter books is that while death is an unpleasant reality, death itself is not a problem - but the fear of death is. Voldemort's whole power comes from the fear of death. Both Voldemort's own (Tom Riddle is terrified of dying), and the fear of death which the Deatheaters can discover in others. When Lily Evans faces down Voldemort to protect the infant Harry - when Lily loses her fear of Death - Voldemort receives his first great wound. Then, as the Boy Who Lived grows, Harry inspires those around him to lose their fear of death, and finally conquers his own - marking the end of Voldemort's reign. Dumbledore is the first of the books' major characters to disregard death on his route to conquering Voldemort. But Dobby also has learned that there are things which are more important than mere existence. Even a house-elf has discovered reserves of courage which most of the officers at the Ministry of Magic are still too frightened to look for.