Why do Sirius and Remus say lord Voldemort's name?

Answer 1

Sirius and Remus say Lord Voldemort's name because they do not fear giving power to the name itself. In the wizarding world, there is a superstition that speaking Voldemort's name will bring bad luck or attract his attention. However, Sirius and Remus believe that openly discussing Voldemort is necessary to confront and understand the threat he poses, rather than succumbing to fear and superstition. Their defiance in saying his name reflects their bravery and commitment to fighting against his tyranny.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, like, Sirius and Remus say Voldemort's name because they're just not afraid of a little bad guy Voldemort. They're all like, "Voldemort, schmortemort, who cares?" It's like saying Beetlejuice three times, but with more death eaters.

Answer 3

Well, isn't that a happy little question! Sirius and Remus say Lord Voldemort's name because they are brave and not afraid to confront their fears. By saying his name, they show that they are not controlled by fear, but instead choose to stand up against darkness with courage and unity. It's all about facing challenges head-on and not letting fear dictate your actions.

Answer 4

As we come to know in the 5th part of the HP series that all the order members use Voldemort's name. The ones who are not afraid of him. Since Remus and Sirius were already the members of the old Order therefore they do not fear the name. :)

Answer 5

Lord Voldemort's real name is Tom Marvolo Riddle and Dumbledore has known him since he was eleven. Also, since Tom was a student in Hogwarts when Dumbledore was also a member of the school, Dumbledore knew him pretty well.