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     • Voldemort wanted to kill Harry Potter because of a prophecy that claimed there was a boy whose powers will be the end of Voldemort. It wasn’t clear if that child was Harry Potter or Neville Longbottom. However, Voldemort chose Harry since they shared a similar past and was convinced he was his mortal enemy.
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   Why did Voldemort want to kill Harry Potter?

   • Voldemort wanted to kill Harry Potter because of a prophecy that claimed there was a boy whose powers will be the end of Voldemort. It wasn’t clear if that child was Harry Potter or Neville Longbottom. However, Voldemort chose Harry since they shared a similar past and was convinced he was his mortal enemy.

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   Why did Voldemort go after Harry?

   • By going after Harry, Voldemort fulfilled the Prophecy with Harry as adversary, but Neville would have been in Harry's place had Voldemort tried (and failed) to kill Neville. There was this prophecy:

   Why did Voldemort want to kill the Potters in the first place?

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   Why did Voldemort take Harry's blood?

   • There's a scene where Dumbledore says that it was a mistake for Voldemort to take Harry's blood as part of his new body - that by doing so the protection was enhanced to the point that Voldemort couldn't really kill him. So it was essential because anyone else really would've killed him.

   Why Was It 'Essential' That Voldemort Kill Harry Potter?

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   Why did Dumbledore insist Harry Potter must die at his own hands?

   • He's had some time since the Ministry debacle to mull over what he knows about the prophecy, and he must have come to the conclusion that, as long as Voldemort is alive, nobody will be able to kill Harry Potter but Voldemort himself. That explains Voldemort's insistence that Harry must die at his own hands. So why did Dumbledore insist the same?

   Why Was It 'Essential' That Voldemort Kill Harry Potter?

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   Did Voldemort want power over?

   • We know that Voldemort craves power over. JK Rowling has described him as a psychopath on multiple occasions, and we know that he was a bully in the orphanage. He didn’t just want to be different, he wanted to be better. Voldemort saw death as a human weakness: If Voldemort saw a boggart, what would it be?

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   What happened when Voldemort attacked Harry?

   • So when Voldemort attacked Harry, three things happened: The Elder Wand rejected killing Harry who he recognized as the true owner. And in the end, Voldemort failed to kill a small baby, a boy, a teenager, and an adult – all because he followed the prophecy the way he chose.

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   Jul 25, 2019 · Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. That’s why, despite his Horcruxes and his fixation with the Elder Wand, Voldemort could never master death. He ran from it as Harry did not. Harry’s own brief obsession with the Hallows was motivated not by fear, but by a desire to bring back and protect the people he loved.

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   Jul 15, 2023 · Voldemort's vendetta against Harry Potter ultimately becomes his downfall, but why was he so determined to kill a baby in the first place?

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   Mar 31, 2024 · Voldemort was so obsessed with avoiding death (rightfully so, considering a baby Harry nearly killed him) that he used dark magic to create a series of Horocruxes.

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   Feb 21, 2014 · He wanted to kill Harry because of the prophecy that Sybill Trelawney (divination professor at Hogwarts) made saying that Voldemort would be defeated by a boy born at the end of July, which Voldemort took to mean Harry (the other option was Neville Longbottom).

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   Mar 29, 2015 · We know that Voldemort craves power over. JK Rowling has described him as a psychopath on multiple occasions, and we know that he was a bully in the orphanage. He didn’t just want to be different, he wanted to be better. Voldemort saw death as a human weakness: If Voldemort saw a boggart, what would it be? Voldemort's fear is death ...

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    May 2, 2012 · There's a scene where Dumbledore says that it was a mistake for Voldemort to take Harry's blood as part of his new body - that by doing so the protection was enhanced to the point that Voldemort couldn't really kill him. So it was essential because anyone else really would've killed him.