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Back to EpisodesWhy Voldemort’s Horcruxes Didn’t ACTUALLY Make Him Immortal - Harry Potter Theory
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Imagine for a second that Voldemort won...Harry dies, the Ministry falls, nobody destroys Voldemort’s Horcruxes and he basically gets exactly what he wanted. He becomes immortal.
Or…does he? Because here’s the thing: while Horcruxes are repeatedly described as a means of achieving immortality, there’s one surprisingly important question the books don’t answer, and that’s what happens when Voldemort gets OLD?
Topics Covered In This Video:
- Would Voldemort still die of old age even with Horcruxes
- What Horcruxes actually do in Harry Potter canon
- The difference between being killed and dying naturally
- Why destroying the body is not the same as dying of old age
- How old Voldemort was during the First and Second Wizarding Wars
- Whether wizards age more slowly than Muggles
- Dumbledore, Grindelwald, Nicolas Flamel, and magical lifespan
- Why Flamel needed the Philosopher’s Stone if Horcruxes already existed
- Why Voldemort feared death more than anyone in the Wizarding World
- Why Voldemort made Horcruxes instead of seeking the Philosopher’s Stone
- Why Voldemort didn’t make more than seven Horcruxes
- Why seven was the number he chose
- Whether making more Horcruxes would have made him safer
- How splitting the soul damaged Voldemort’s body and mind
- Why his appearance became less human over time
- Whether a Horcrux stops aging, illness, or physical decay
- What happens to Voldemort if his body dies of old age but a Horcrux remains
- Why he came back as a spectral parasite after Godric’s Hollow
- Why Horcruxes tether the soul but do not create a healthy living body
- Whether Voldemort could have lived for centuries in one body
- Why he still needed Wormtail, the ritual, and a new body
- Harry Potter immortality theory explained
- Lord Voldemort Horcrux theory explained
Questions Answered:
- Would Voldemort still die of old age with Horcruxes?
- Can Horcruxes stop you from dying of old age?
- Do Horcruxes make a wizard truly immortal?
- What do Horcruxes actually protect Voldemort from?
- If Voldemort’s body died of old age, would he stay dead?
- Could Voldemort have lived to 200, 230, or 500 years old?
- How old was Voldemort when he died?
- Do wizards in Harry Potter die of old age?
- Why did Nicolas Flamel still need the Philosopher’s Stone?
- Why didn’t Voldemort steal or recreate the Philosopher’s Stone?
- Why didn’t Voldemort make more Horcruxes?
- Why did Voldemort stop at seven Horcruxes?
- Would eight or nine Horcruxes have made him impossible to kill?
- Why is seven the most powerfully magical number?
- Did making Horcruxes shorten Voldemort’s life instead of extending it?
- Why did Voldemort’s body become weaker and more snake-like?
- Can a Horcrux prevent aging, disease, or natural death?
- What is the difference between immortality and being unable to stay dead?
- Why was Voldemort so afraid of death if he already had Horcruxes?
- Could Voldemort have survived forever if no one found the Horcruxes?
- Was Voldemort ever actually immortal?
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