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It's clear to me that Voldemort has his own morality. Certainly a very distorted and questionable one, but undoubtedly his own.

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Merope thought about her son, she asked for help in orhanage and sold the medallion.

I think she did the best she could for her son (and her beloved Tom's son, let's never forget that). Obviously it wasn't enough, but considering the way Merope was raised, I think it was a lot.

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Headcanon. Bellatrix and Voldemort had sex in front of a dying victim.

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Marvolo and Morfin were aggressive country bumpkins. Tom Riddle loved to study, and Marvolo and Morfin were unambitious and aggressive.

I honestly imagine that Tom Riddle Snr wasn't a great student either, but rather did it to feel superior to others. Voldemort, on the other hand, was genuinely curious and hungry for knowledge. A significant step forward considering his terrible genes.

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Among my favorite headcanons about Voldemort are many of his artistic abilities, which are:

impeccable and elegant calligraphy;

excellent drawing skills;

an extraordinary and powerful voice capable of reaching every note;

extraordinary medical knowledge;

excellent cooking skills;

ability to sew and clean carefully and precisely.

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One of my favorite Voldemort headcanons is that he loves to touch Bellatrix's face softly.

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If the Riddles had raised Tom, he would have no reason to kill Muggles. And he would not have killed the Riddles, despite the fact that they were Muggles.

No, in my opinion, Voldemort would have become (ironically) even worse. He would have understood the power of love, he would have grown spoiled and naturally arrogant. A Muggle prince who then discovers he's also a magical prince. Oh, it would have been the end for everyone, nothing would have stopped him from winning.

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I find it truly magnificent that Voldemort taught only Bellatrix out of all the Death Eaters he had. Sure, he taught others, but with Bellatrix, he was a true mentor. If that's not love.

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Maybe I'm crazy but I saw, rereading Achilles' reaction to Patroclus' death, Voldemort avenging Bellatrix.

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I'm truly angry at how Voldemort is being treated. I mean, a wizard who proved that flying unaided was possible when everyone said otherwise is being mocked. A little respect for the Great Lord Voldemort.

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I like to imagine that Delphini's first word was "daddy" in Parseltongue after Bellatrix insisted she say it.

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However, it really pisses me off to see how they portrayed the Battle of the Department of Mysteries in the movies. The Death Eaters look like weak idiots, while in the book only Dumbledore's arrival stops them.

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How other Death Eaters get punished:

How Bellatrix gets punished:

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The fact that Voldemort practically forgives Bellatrix for the mess with the Hufflepuff cup speaks volumes about their relationship and should be obvious to everyone.

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I like to imagine that reading together in bed is one of the Bellamorts' favorite pastimes.

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I may be crazy but I imagine the dynamic between Bellatrix and Voldemort at the beginning is similar to the one we have in Pride and Prejudice between Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth.

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The Black sisters loved each other until their last day, perhaps without realizing it, but they loved each other to the very end. Even if it was the most painful.