thedazzlingthunderbird

[thedazzlingthunderbird]

I’m I the only one who noticed that it was NEVER specifically noted that Voldemort doesn’t have a nose? The books says he had two long slits as nostrils (like a snake) but the no nose thing is just an interpretation that is now fanon

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things about harry potter that don’t makes sense to me #3 - relatives

How on earth were the Dursley’s Harry’s only living relatives? The wizarding community is tiny and most pureblood families are related (Order of the Phoenix conversation between harry and Molly (if i’m correct)) James is pureblood, and you’re telling me there was not even one cousin or someone related to him? In a community where most families are related? Tf.

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things about Harry Potter that don’t make sense to me #2- children in wizarding families

Why do wizards marry and have kids so early on in their lives? Don’t u want to live ur life? I mean I get why James and lily married young. They got pregnant at 19 or some shit but there was a war going on and they lived at a time where the atmosphere was living as long as you’re alive. But why tf did harry Ron Hermione and ginny have babies at 25?!?!? that is soooo young. I mean, James Sirius potter is my age (2004 babies <:) and his dad’s 41. That’s mad young. my parents and my friends parents are in their late 40s and early 50s. And the weirdest thing about it is that wizards live real long. A wizards lifespan is about 100 years. Then why tf would anyone spend such a huge portion of their lives being married?? I find that absurd.

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things about Harry Potter that don’t make sense to me #1 - wizarding schools

there are about 3000 wizards in the uk and ireland and therefore about 280 students in hogwarts (my rough estimation). how come are there so few wizarding schools? why does france get its own wizarding school and italy doesn’t?  aren’t there any wizards in germany or india or idk. i feel like there should br more schools