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Bad Omen

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At all Bellamort hater/ deniers:

The author confirmed it is canon.

There are numerous occasion that she hints so hard on it.

And for all who claim Bellatrix and Voldemort having sex is unimagenable, horrific, etc. thing to imagen:

Just imagen how Hagrid, a half giant, had been conceived. His father a not so big human with a full scale giantess....

Have fun with this pic in your head.

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I bawl my eyes out every time I read the memories of Voldemort's past in Half Blood Prince. The orphanage scene especially impacts me. My chest physically hurts every time I think of that. Oh, how he reminds me of myself.

Being told you're insane, especially when you're as brilliant and perceptive as he was, is a very specific kind of abuse. It's an attack on your very sense of reality and self-trust. When everyone around you psychologically tortures you and your entire sense of self is constantly invalidated with you're told nothing you could ever do or say or even think is acceptable, it's a completely different kind of torment that not even Harry or Snape ever had to face or could ever understand. Not that their suffering wasn't real or damaging, but what Voldemort faced was an entirely different category of cruelty.

How could he not love Bellatrix as much as possible when she was the very cure to the rejection he faced, and according to Rowling, had her own self suppressed before Voldemort helped her release it? She must have been pathologised too, although not to the same degree as Voldemort, as she did have a family that's not implied to be abusive. Rowling herself referred to it as a 'personality disorder' and to Voldemort as her male counterpart. How could he not be moved by her acceptance, devotion, and unconditional love then?

She gave him what he spent his whole life craving and denying that he craved it. Even Hogwarts rejected him when Dumbledore denied him that job, but Bellatrix never wavered. She must have felt like his only true home, and even more than that, salvation itself. She didn't just love him but saw his power as magnificent rather than monstrous, his darkness as strength rather than sickness.

It's no wonder that he fed on her love like a starving man finally finding sustenance but having no idea how to eat properly. He gorged himself on her love, desperate to consume entirely and terrified of losing even a fraction.

Bellamort denial betrays a deep lack of understanding of human psychology.

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Bellatrix pays a visit to the Dark Lord.

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They like to peek ☠️

Art by wvx_pic

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The worst things Voldemort does to his most important Death Eaters

Wormtail: Cuts his hand off and replaces it with a silver hand designed to kill him at the slightest offence.

Lucius: Sends his only son on a suicide mission. Takes away his wand. Injures him to the point his injuries last for months.

Snape: Uses Nagini to kill him. Makes him live with Wormtail of all people.

Dolohov and Rowle: Makes a little child cruciate them.

Bellatrix: Humiliates her only to take that back right away.

He really doesn't bother hiding who is the favourite!

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I don't know why people compare Snape and Bellatrix when Snape is much more comparable to Lucius in the first war. Bellatrix was favoured by Voldemort regardless of her usefulness, despite failing him repeatedly, whereas his favouring Snape was conditional and depended on him being his most useful follower in the second war, just like Lucius was in the first, and never failing him. However, when Lucius outlived his usefulness he was treated horribly and Snape was murdered in cold blood for the Elder Wand, even though Voldemort knew there were other ways to win the wand for Dumbledore had never needed to kill Grindelwald to win it.

The only true favourite was Bellatrix because her connection with him was personal. Snape was the most useful.

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Before he started his relationship with Bellatrix, during the period in which Voldemort had already realized he was interested in her, I imagine him looking at Bella in the most sensual and hungry way possible. And also the way he moved was particularly sinuous. In short, he was a true master of seduction.

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Bellatrix/ Tom

"I am not the damsel; I am the distress."

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Shall we talk for a moment about how cute Bellatrix is ​​when she blushes after years because of a compliment from Voldemort? What a sweetheart!

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Bellatrix is not a 'career woman'. God, I hate it when people put women in two boxes that are either career women or family women. Women, like men, are multifaceted people and Bellatrix never was and never will be some corporate girlboss kind of woman, so stop trying to sanitise her into a feminist archetype.

Bella was wild and sadistic and she was in love but her love didn't make her weaker at all. No, she didn't want to nurture a baby but she did want Voldemort and she had his baby not because she necessarily wanted to be a mother but because he put it in her. She chose to submit to Voldemort willingly and hungrily and her submission was not weakness at. She chose it because she was the only one who truly understood him and vice versa. She did not reject what was expected of her in favour of a career but to be true to herself. Voldemort taught her the Dark Arts and he gave her a life so much greater than what was expected of her, but that didn't make her independent of men. She was still dependent on one man. The man.

It's great if you want a woman who rejects motherhood and finds purpose outside of traditional roles, but Bellatrix didn't reject men. She didn't do what she did instead of love but because of a love so fierce it looks like madness to people who don't understand her. She is driven by passion for him and for life itself, not career goals! You already have Umbridge if you want a girlboss and I think she really needs more appreciation!

Bellatrix is the female Death Eater par excellence. It's an interesting thing about female psychopaths, they often need to meet a male counterpart to release that part of themselves and that's how I see Bellatrix. Voldemort is her idol, her obsession, the only person to whom she feels subservience. - JKR about Bellatrix

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All I see is red

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I hope the new Harry Potter show brings in more Bellatrix/Lord Voldemort fans that appreciate the characters for who they are and not just the fanon versions of them. Don’t get me wrong have fun with fanon. Even I enjoy a little fanon, but the way people latch onto the fanon versions of the characters/ships in general so much that they disregard the real canon versions makes me lowkey sad and a little annoyed tbh.

I also hope the new show brings in more Bellamort fans that like and appreciate the relationship for what it is and sees the complexity, yet beauty of it. I hope those same fans believe Bellamort is canon because well… IT IS sorry not sorry.

And not just Bellamort but also all the canon couples in Harry Potter like Romione, Hinny, Drastoria, Remadora, Lucissa, etc. The characters themselves in general too.

I’ve just been thinking about this a lot lately so I thought I share. This is in no way me hating or bashing on fanon, but we need to remember what the real story entails and not just completely go off the rail with fanon that we pretend canon doesn’t exist.

I know there are people that appreciate canon but fanon is way to popular that it’s hard to find them sometimes. But I digress now. Just another one of my hopes that comes with the show.

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Raise wands for our Dark Lord and our Dark Mistress, who fought to the end with strength and courage.

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You love the idea that Voldemort initially tried everything to reject Bellatrix but then he wanted her so much that he couldn't pretend it wasn't there.

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Do you want to be a queen, Miss Black? No. I want to be THE queen.

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I don't know why Voldemort having children is so strange to some people. In fact, maybe he planned for immortality and no longer needed to continue his lineage, but maybe this was also an emergency button for him. On the other hand, maybe this was a reward from master to Bellatrix and maybe she asked Voldemort for a child. She wished that her beloved master would give her a child of his own blood in return for one of the things she did, such as killing Sirius Black. And if he saw his daughter, maybe he would have no feelings for her and would have left her. We don't know his true reaction And yes, Voldemort couldn't fall in love, but he wasn't a neutered or castrated man. Animals don't fall in love either. Sometimes people fall in love without having sex. (Stay away from people who equate the two)