What is the relationship between Harry Potter and Voldemort

Voldemort killed Harry's parents that year, and when he was about to kill Harry, because of his mother's love, the spell was ** back, and Voldemort was left with only his soul, and Harry was left with a scar on his forehead, so that part of Voldemort's soul remained in Harry's body.

Inadvertently, Harry became one of his Horcruxes, Voldemort made 7 Horcruxes, Harry wanted to completely destroy Voldemort, he had to destroy 7 Horcruxes, because one of them was himself, so when Voldemort killed Harry, he actually killed a part of Voldemort's soul in Harry's body, which was actually himself, and this was the relationship between Harry and Voldemort.

The enemy, Voldemort, killed Harry's parents, and Harry was Voldemort's nemesis, and Voldemort couldn't kill Harry because of the rod core. The connection between them is due to the fact that Voldemort himself fulfilled his and Harry's prophecy with his own hands.

Voldemort shot Harry because of the spell, and Harry's mother was protected by a spell, and died of a curse**, and some of his memories and abilities were left in Harry's body when he died, so Harry could have telepathy with him, and he could speak snakes, and the material of their wand was taken from the same phoenix (Dumbledore's one) You can go and read the book, and the movie has changed a lot.

Enemy relationship, Haric Voldemort, can't kill him, Voldemort killed Harry's parents. And Voldemort was always looking for an opportunity to kill Harry.

It's clearly an enemy relationship.

Voldemort killed Harry's parents!

A year before Harry was born, Trelawney applied for a job as a divination teacher and interviewed at the Pig's Head Bar. After chatting for a while, Dumbledore decided that she was not suitable for the position, and was about to leave, when Trelawney made one of the few real predictions: "The man who has the power to conquer the Dark Lord has approached, born into a family that has defeated the Dark Lord three times, at the end of the seventh month."

The Dark Lord has labeled him as his rival, but he has an energy that the Dark Lord does not understand. One must die at the hands of the other, because both individuals cannot both live, and only one survives. The one who has the power to conquer the Dark Lord will be born at the end of the seventh month.

Severus Snape, who was still a Death Eater at the time, overheard the prophecy and only heard that "the man who possessed the power to conquer the Dark Lord had approached, born into a family that had defeated the Dark Lord three times, born at the end of the seventh month". He told Voldemort.

Coincidentally, both Harry and Neville were born in late July, and both of their parents had defeated Voldemort three times. But Harry was half-blood, and Voldemort chose him. Voldemort didn't know that Harry had an energy (love) that the Dark Lord didn't understand, so he went to kill Harry when he was a child.

But Harry's mother sacrificed herself to protect Harry, forming a powerful protective charm around Harry, and Harry did not die, leaving only Voldemort's mark on him. So Voldemort was going to kill Harry.

At the same time, in the fifth part, Voldemort went to the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic just to steal the prophecy orb, and after listening to the prophecy, he didn't steal it.

Because Professor Trelawney's prophecy Bethnet heard it, and as a result, he told Voldemort that the content of the prophecy was roughly: the boy born in July had a fate between Voldemort, and the two could not live at the same time, and the existence of this boy would endanger Voldemort's ......

Sort of......I don't have a good memory......

In fact, there is another boy born in July, and that is Neville ......Voldemort, though, chose Harry.

Voldemort saved Harry from ...... in order to kill him

Then Harry's parents ...... to protect him

...... was killed by Voldemort

Specifically, let's look at the Order of the Phoenix......

I hate this spoiler so much.........

Because Harry is the one who will destroy him in the future, he can prevent it before it happens, and Harry's parents are Dumbledore's people, so he ......Don't go into too much detail, read carefully!

For details, see Books 5 and 7.

In fact, it shouldn't be said to be a resurrection, because Voldemort never died before Harry destroyed the Horcrux In the fourth "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire", Wormtail (Peter Pettigrew) uses one of his own hands

A bone of Tom Riddle Sr. (Voldemort's father) and Harry's blood gave Voldemort a physical body.

In the seventh book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Voldemort's seven Horcruxes are destroyed, which are:

Voldemort's diary (destroyed by Harry in his second year), Voldemort's grandfather's (Marvolo's) ring (destroyed by Dumbledore in sixth year), and Slytherin's gold pendant box.

Ravenclaw's Crown.

Hufflepuff's Gold Cup.

Harry himself (Voldemort killed Harry with Avadasso, but Harry was resurrected for the following reasons: when Voldemort returned to his body, he took Harry's blood, so that Harry's mother's protection was present on both Voldemort and Harry, so as long as Voldemort didn't die, Harry wouldn't die).

Voldemort's Serpent (killed by Neville).

When Voldemort's Horcruxes were destroyed, Harry and Voldemort duel.

But before the duel, for a number of reasons, Harry became the owner of the Elder Wand in Voldemort's hands, but Voldemort didn't know before the duel.

During the duel, Hardy used the Disarming Charm, and Voldemort used the Avada Curse, and because Voldemort's Elder Wand was Harry's, Voldemort killed himself with his Avada Curse!

The ending is too shocking.

...Voldemort's true resurrection is in the fourth Goblet of Fire. Wormtail threw "Voldemort's father's bones", "Haters' Fresh" (Harry's), "Slave's flesh" (Wormtail's own), and a baby parasitized by Voldemort into a pot.

Then a boil. Voldemort got up from the pot.

Don't think I'm joking. It's true..

As for how he died. The first to the third part is not dead.。。 The real death was in the last "Dead Saint".

At that time, Harry used the Elder Wand (invincible wand) to cast a "disarming charm" on Voldemort (except for you). Voldemort, on the other hand, cast a death curse (Avada Suo). 2 spells hit together.。。

Then Harry's disarming curse, Voldemort's death curse, was given back to **.

The death curse hits Voldemort.

And then it's really dead, dead, dead.

Without a doubt I am the best.

Because Voldemort had seven Horcruxes, Voldemort was able to resurrect no matter how many times he was killed. But the seventh wedding date was actually Harry. The other six were all wiped out by Harry.

When Harry decided to sacrifice himself, he accidentally knocked Voldemort's soul fragment out of his body. Finally, he retrieved the Elder Wand and killed Voldemort. Voldemort was literally dead.

He's been resurrected several times, and the one with a body is the Goblet of Fire.

Death for the first time in the first part And then there is death in every episode.

You're asking, ahhh

Voldemort is immortal because of 7 Horcruxes, but it can be said that he has a physical body in episode 4. Episode 7 died.

Harry was resurrected because of the Resurrection Stone.

Of course, he is a good man, Ha 7 has already explained it (see "The Prince's Story" for details).

As for why he sometimes helps Harry and sometimes harms Harry, it's because he has a very complicated, tangled emotion for Harry (forgive me for using that word...).

He was deeply in love with Harry's mother, Lily. Evans, who had been best friends in childhood, but Snape's love of dark arts and his obsession with it eventually led to Lily's breakup with him, which became his lifelong regret. Harry's father often teased Snape, which made Snape very embarrassed, but once, Harry's father saved his life, which made Snape feel a little, well, unhappy, so he was also a little grateful to him, but on the surface he was very disgusted.

Unfortunately, Harry looked very much like his father, and when he saw him, he thought of James, which is why Snape was ostensibly at every turn with Harry, but in fact saved Harry's life again and again.

Finally, there is the relationship between Snape and Voldemort, Snape has been pretending to be a Death Eater on the surface, but in fact he is a spy for Dumbledore, to quote a phrase, he is a Dumbledore man through and through.

Okay, Snape was a Death Eater before, he loved Harry's mother, Lily, and since Voldemort killed Lily, he betrayed Voldemort and threw himself at Dumbledore, because he wanted to help Lily protect her children.

But when he was in school, he was bullied by Harry's father, James, so he hated James, and after Lily married James, he hated James even more, so he hated Potter too, and he thought Potter was as arrogant as his father

Helping Harry after all is for Lily, harming Harry for the sake of the Death Eaters and Voldemort, but it can't be ruled out that he sometimes dislikes Harry too much and then bullies him...

Snape helped Potter because he was commissioned by Dumbledore, and he sometimes killed Harry because Dumbledore commissioned him to work undercover in Voldemort in order to gain the trust of the Death Eaters and Voldemort.

Snape was a very tangled task, and he loved Harry's mother. He hated Harry's father, but he was a good one, and Snape used to be a Death Eater, but he listened to the prophecy and helped Dumbledore become a spy.

Gang: It's because of Lily Potter and Dumbledore. Harm: It was done on purpose to show Voldemort. Does it have anything to do with Voldemort? : He was a mole with Lord Voldemort.

Snape was of course a good guy, a spy for Voldemort, a spy for Dumbledore, a double agent. He became a good guy when Lily (the man Snape loved all his life) was killed. He didn't hurt Harry, it was just that Harry didn't understand, and Snape hated Harry's father.

You'll understand it if you've read Ha 7.

Snape is so good! It is touching, admirable, and sad. He was supposed to hate Voldemort and kill the people he loved the most.

Because he's a double agent.

But leaning more towards the bright side.

So sometimes I have to do it.

It's hard to say in essence, if it weren't for Lily Evans, he would have been one of Voldemort's most faithful servants (when Jean was less ambitious than Traberic, Snape was more ambitious), but.

The only bit of love for Lily in his heart in the name of love, he was a good man, or more precisely the bravest of men, to Dumbledore called "again I do think our classification is too hasty".

The bravest, the true warriors.

He's a half-blood prince, sometimes good and sometimes bad, but ultimately a good guy.

Snape is good, but ...

He hated Harry's father. Love Harry's mother.

But Jaime saved his life. Listen to Dumbledore and help Harry.

So it's good and bad for Harry.

And Lao Fu, who was ostensibly Lao Fu's most faithful servant.

Secretly, he was helping Dumbledore.

In the end, he helped Harry kill Voldemort...

I used to be a Death Eater, but then I got better.

Voldemort. This name was given to the Death Eaters.

Under a spell to protect him, if someone says it, it will break the magical barrier, causing disturbances and making it easier for the Death Eaters to track, so Voldemort is known as the one who can't even be named.

Voldemort's original name was Tom Marvolo Riddle.

His legal name, "Voldemort," is derived from the French word "voldemort": "vol" means "to fly, to steal"; "de" is a preposition, which is equivalent to "of" in English; "Mort" means death, so it has the meaning of "flying away from death" or "stealing death".

At the beginning of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

After a few years of study, Tom began using the name "Voldemort".

Part 1-6 is because people are out of fear, and the second part of "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" Chapter 17: Tom Riddle: ". .

I came up with a new name for myself, and I knew that one day, when I became the greatest magician in the world, wizards everywhere would not dare to say that name easily! ”

Part 7: Because the Death Eaters were ordered to arrest Harry Potter, other Muggle-born wizards, and those who rebelled against Voldemort, the Death Eaters believed that these people would call "Voldemort" and cast a curse on the name so that someone could name it and they could arrest it immediately.

The first 6 are because of fear, and 7 are because of the tracking magic added to the name.

The first 6 were because people were afraid of Harry, and finally Harry was captured because of the tracking spell that was added to the name Voldemort.

I'm absolutely because people are afraid of this thing. I don't want this matter to be known to future generations,,It's purely my own intuition,

Because the name was tracked.

Before it was fear, then it was some kind of tracking spell that Voldemort used.

Because they were afraid of Voldemort.