I agree. I think it's far more likely that a daughter would be the closest thing to an equal he had, kind of like Thanos not loving his daughters more than his goals, but still being fond of them
Maybe Bellatrix just said "Accio sperm" while Voldemort was sleeping. [grin] But the idea that Cedric could become a death eater breaks his character unforgivably. That's the # one, possibly the only unshakeable, reason it will never be canon to me.
@@jenniferbrewer5370 Granted, but I can still shake that up a bit and make a few allowances for it -- Harry always had a reactive, belligerent, reckless streak; most parents tend to get crazy while trying to protect their kids based on irrational suspicions. But Cedric, as a person, would not have made that choice in any universe. Maybe at a long shot, if you went back to early childhood and took away everything that made him the kind person he was... but that's not the story. He gets humiliated in a contest and becomes a death eater. No way is that canon. Rowling must have forgotten her own character. Or maybe she doesn't really understand humans or psychology at all.
There's a couple reasons for how/why. Delphi's conception took place likely shortly after Dumledore's death, possibly why the two of them were "celebrating". To Bellatrix, having Voldemort's child would be the greatest of honors. Voldemort likely gave her a child as a reward for her services, and/or he saw the benefits of having a child, as both a loyal and powerful servant and as an alternate means of a kind of immortality, where even if he was somehow killed, his bloodline would live on through her.
Are you considering The Cursed Child to be fanfic? I can’t stand it myself, but at least represent it properly. This comment holds no weight and the two aren’t comparable man.
Something tells me had Voldemort won, he may have eventually killed Delphini once he believed his position and power was secure since she would be the only threat left to his rule as his supposed heir.
Eh, it is not like he'd tell her about his Horcruxes, so what threat to his rule? No, she was born likely to make sure that not only did the Gaunt line come back to "flourish" again, but in time, all purebloods after a few generations would all be descended from Salazar Slytherin, his Aristocracy, and the Halfbloods only allowed to breed with each other...not with purebloods, nor with muggle or muggleborn filth. The new Proles....the second class and labor force. What's not to love about it?/s
If you look at the math, this would mean Bellatrix was 8 months pregnant at the Battle of the Department of Mysteries, you're telling me she could move and hide her pregnancy in battle, that's cap.
Psychopaths can breed. Love isn't required for the act of conceiving a child. I just question whether or not Riddle was capable of it since his body wasn't exactly intact. And why would he plan for Delphini's care "in the event of his death"? He planned to live forever; that's sort of the basis of the whole freaking saga. He never factored death into his legend and therefore would have no reason to create an heir and no reason to provide for her after he was gone. JKR only pronounced this canon because she stood to either make another fortune or to infuriate most of the fandom. She chose the latter. It's nothing but fan fiction, written by a couple of muggles who wouldn't know the Wizarding World if they stumbled into Hogsmeade.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but Belatrix conceiving and delivering a child would have had to happen after the battle of the ministry. If correct, there is no chance in hell Tom would have given her any thing remotely rewarding, much less bearing his child. At that point, forcing her to watch him with a different witch, just to torment her, would have made far more sense.
My point exactly. Him wanting an heir implies that he was expecting to be beaten by Harry which is way off. He thought he would live forever, so having an heir would be pointless. And it's unlikely for a woman to get pregnant after 1 try, it can happen, but it's unlikely. So this implies that they tried multiple times which just doesn't sound like Voldemort. He would have had to be really be determined to produce an heir which just doesn't sound right at all. Especially because he wasn't planning on dying.
I think the “why” section here is correct. Voldemort was clearly a man with a plan and as we can see through the hoarcruxes he had many, many back up plans. I could totally believe that he may have had multiple children with as many pure blood witches as possible since as Voldemort he is only the heir of slytherin and not a half blood as we can see through his outward appearance. I definitely agree with the part where JKR was simply trying to make more money off the Cursed Child as its way more likely she had nothing to do with it outside of creating Harry Potter. This kind of thing happens in all media regularly where one artist essentially steals from a previous work and tries to pass it off as their own but then gets caught so they have to pay royalties. JKR just beat out the legal part of it all and made her money from the start, as well she should have. It would be better to have said it’s an alternate universe though as many characters traits change in this story. Sorry this was so long.
@@whisper4green think what you want but dont slander the name of jk rowling I personally love that book and you have the right not too but do not slander the name of jkr
I mean Harry Potter are her books and her story, she’s the only one who can decide what’s canon and what isn’t, all you can do is ignore cursed child if you don’t like it but it won’t make it less canon when the creator of it all says it is
I was fine with Delphini, plenty of evil men have had children before and the idea of him having one just to have a backup plan did not surprise me in the slightest. My problem with the cursed child was more on other characters' personalities and reactions, like Cedric becoming a Death Eater because he got humiliated, he struck me as the type that would not care about that.
Delphi was supposedly born in Malfoy Manor which means Draco would have known about her. But he doesn't know anything about her existence in Cursed Child. Plus why wouldn't Narcissa & Lucius be given custody of her when Bellatrix died? That NEVER made sense to me.
Narcissa and lucius werent given custody because no one knew bellatrix was her mother and she was kept a secret no one but voldemort bellatrix and rodolfus knew she even existed
Do you really think that Voldemort would allow a cowardly child like Draco to know about something so important? He never told his followers of Horcruxes or anything like that either. Delphini was likely his attempt at creating loyal lieutenants to serve underneath his worldwide government after he killed Harry. He obviously didn’t want competition, and didn’t love like a normal person. And most of his followers only served out of fear or insanity. It would be far more safe and logical to have followers who are loyal by blood. Voldemort likely knew that Bellatrix was obsessed enough with him to have his child without any fuss or much affection, and took advantage of it. He also may have used Bellatrix because he hated his own surname, and wanted a noble pure blood name to be used for any children. Bellatrix was a Black and a Lestrange. Narcissa and Lucius were clearly not truly loyal to Voldemort, and Voldemort didn’t trust them with such a big secret. After Voldemort and Bellatrix’s deaths, even if the Malfoys did figure it out, they likely wouldn’t want to keep the child because of the obvious tension with Voldemort, the heavy scrutiny and hatred of the Malfoys after the war which would get worse should Delphini be discovered with them, and also their disloyalty to Voldemort and his plans. However, I find it highly unlikely that they made the arrangements anyway, as they would have stake in stopping the Dark Lord’s revival and likely would’ve hid Delphini’s identity far away or killed her.
I'm just not on board with Voldy wanting to "preserve his lineage". He is a halfblood, what makes his child also unpure. All he thought about was only himself: he wanted to be immortal, nothing more and nothing less. It just doesn't make sense to me.
My personal theory is that when he was revived he lost all connection to the Riddle family and was simply Voldemort the heir of Slytherin essentially making him “pure blood”. However, even if that isn’t the case, I still think he would want the bloodline of Slytherin around forever. There is so much argument for him never considering an heir himself as his ONLY goal was to live forever, but his goal was also to rule over everything. How could he do that alone? He would need people he could trust, family perhaps, to rule over certain areas in his exact vision with him ruling on high. It’s just so complicated to think about. Personally I think with having so many back plans as he did, a child or even more likely several children hidden away for the right time is not out of the realm of possibility.
Agreed, not to mention the fact that I HIGHLY doubt that he would be physically able to considering the state of the 'body' that he had when he returned. Not that Bella wouldn't have been willing mind you. It just doesn't make sense, not to mention from what I've been hearing about the book/play, the writers broke the 'don't betray your characters' rule of writing on MORE than one occasion. Not cool. If you like the book and the play...fine. I'm sure that it's an interesting 'what if' kind of read. However don't expect a flood of people to be willing to accept it as cannon to the source material.
I agree with you. Also Voldemort would be aware due to his extensive research into his family history that the Slytherin bloodline lives on in America. At the very least, so using preserving the Slytherin bloodline as a reason to conceive a child is just not as urgent.
Actually no he was half but belitrix was full making the kid 75% pure it was more likely he was to rule as king over all of the world and bel would be his queen with his child a start to a family line of slitheren
Tom Riddle never had a girlfriend or any flings or trysts that we know of during his time as a student in Hogwarts and after. I always assumed he died a virgin because despite all his charm, power and intelligence (and teenage good looks), he had too much of a narcissistic complex to the point where he probably thought nobody was worthy enough to get into his pants. And even if he had any sexual relationship in his life, I imagine they would not have been pleasant for the people he got into bed with. Knowing what a psychopath he was, I imagine he might have been into sadomasochism, and any of his sexual encounters must of been nightmarish for whoever was unfortunate enough to shack up with him.
Eh.... I don't think he died a virgin, I think he might have experimented probably in his teenage years or twenties. Definitely kinky AF. He doesn't love, but that doesn't mean he can't have sex. It's a kids book too, so why would we even be shown or implied that? It's not important to the story. Kinda like how, clearly, there would be lots of people having sex in Hogwarts, and also SA because of love potions being readily available.
Irl narcissistic men usually use women and turn to prostitutes and paying for it to satisfy their lists. At the end if the day he was a teenage boy once and they have urges surely. He might not have been selfless enough to date or woo a love I Teresa hit he would have had natural urges that needed an outlet because he would have been incredibly frustrated otherwise and I don't think "self love" would have satisfied it tbh lol
@@serious409 A love potion cannot make someone love someone else, it only creates infatuation. Romance is also NOT love, it's another thing people do to feel good. The only true love is self-sacrificial, where you put others before yourself because you care about them. NO magic can make that happen! Therefore, Voldemort could have loved, but was rever loved himself, therefore he knew nothing about love.
For real - I think it would have been cooler if she turned out to be good and wanted to make up for the evil her parents inflicted on the world :/ Or maybe a good person who discovers her horrible parentage and has to struggle with being hated and having that dark cloud over her (and maybe Albus and Scorpius would empathize and keep her on the right path)
It’s not canon Had JK Rowling actually put in the same effort into it as she had done with the previous seven books and actually stuck to her own laws and events in the story then I might consider it but it wasn’t just written by her and whoever wrote it obviously has never read the previous seven books properly because events just don’t add up
@@questrequested9171 well it doesn’t deserve to be It was written poorly and it doesn’t even follow the laws that J.K. Rowling herself set up during the original series Had she actually put effort into it and stuck to her own laws then I would consider it canon but it doesn’t and so I and many other fans do not consider it
@@salazarslytherin6575 im not saying you cant dislike it, dislke it all you want. but as far as canon goes, it absolutely is Rowling is the only one, and i mean litterally *the only one* who gets to decide what is canon and what not. people who dont understand that dont know the meaning of canon
@@questrequested9171 and that is literally the only reason why it is canon Only because J.K. Rowling herself said it is but I and most other fans do not consider it canon
Bellatrix also spiked voldermorts' drink, with a love potion causing him to have a child. (Rip poor malfoy who happened to possibly be in the manor at the time:( )
I’m sorry but JK is wrong. Besides she holds no credibility at the present moment. This definitely was not canon and the story was absolutely horrible. She decided to stop writing HP books and lets some other person run with a ridiculous story and calls that trash canon. If anyone is a true Potterhead and knows the books and characters they also know this book was trash and very contradicting.
Y'know- I'm one of the few fans who actually like this story (And don't come at me saying I'm not a true Harry Potter fan, I'm re-reading the books for 15th time and I pass a lot of time investigating things and ENJOYING them.) And if you are wondering why do I like this story. First off: I'm the type of fan who ENJOYS everything that is canon Second: yes. I'm not saying the story is good, but I do not put attention only to the flaws. That story has some things that are good, very good Third: I'm not forcing you to like it, I'm just saying why I do like this story. (I also did this comment because I have seen too many fans hate on this, I'm searching for a single fan that doesn't
I can only imagine the post-coital pillow talk between Bellatrix and old Voldy. He hardly seems to be the type to cuddle and giggle afterwards. More of a slam-bam-thank you-ma’am type. Did he toss a few galleons on the bedside table as he walked out of the room?
@@emilycurtis4398 Definitely, he is the sort to instantly sneak away the moment their partner falls asleep, showers, turns away, etc. & the last thing they'll do is throw a few galleons or high five, since that might attract attention.
@@adambartlett114 I don't think Voldemort showers. He no longer needs to manipulate people with his attractiveness. He uses pure fear. The more he smells offensive beneath robes and creepy staring, the better.
Even IF they conceived a child (which I do not buy, nope: not canon to me) I don't think Voldy would think of Bellatrix as his whore. I think he would see it as the ultimate service from a servant to her master. He would shower her with praise, not galleons.
At one point I read JK Rowling said Voldemort thought of the child as a reward for Bellatrix since she desired to have his child. Voldemort didn’t actually care about the child one way or another which is how they manage to talk Delfini out of preventing Voldemort from dying, she realizes that even if she does so she won’t get the loving family she truly desired.
My theory: I think Dumbledore finally got into Voldemort head about love being the most powerful form of magic or what Voldemort believes what Dumbledore meant. But (just like how he just only learn of part of the prophecy) he probably thought love was just the birds and the bees. He failed to realized that love was more that that. So Delphini was his the result of his experiment with love. The experiment was both a success-Bellatrix was pregnant and failure-Voldemort nowhere closer understanding the power of love.
It would have been much better received if JK said is was an alternate timeline. My best guess is she had nothing to do with writing it but was asked for permission to use her characters so she asked for money and her name to be put on it.
The actress of Bellatrix ; Helena Bonham Carter, was actually pregnant and had given birth to her own child a few months before shooting. That's why in the movies it looks like Bellatrix is big looking. And if I'm wrong on this, someone please correct me. I honestly can't see it happening with how Lord Voldemort's personality is like.
Why? Many women are having children in their early and late 40's now. As long as someone can menustrate and their uterus is working properly, a woman can still get pregnant. Menopause can come early or it can come late. Age is not relevant. I don't know why a woman would at that age would want to. But if they're capable and want to, why not?
@@Black-Cat1127 Age is VERY relevant to fertility. It drops rapidly for a woman in her 30's and is nearly nonexistent in her 40's. All that said, she is a witch and they tend to live longer, so maybe *magic* could change things for the story, but that does not change biology in the real world.
It literally makes no sense logically for the Harry Potter universe. Even if they did have a child She’d be 18/19 years old No reason for her to be interacting with or meeting Harry and Draco’s 11 year old sons.
worst fan fiction ever. I guess those jerks made Rowling drunk to put her name under this bs. There are tons of fan fics and almost all of them are better and make more sense, because this seems to be the only one from somebody who has not even read the books. Voldemort has absolutely zero interest in anything besides his very own immortality. This is the only thing that matters for him.
TBTH the idea that Bellatrix and Voldemort had a consensual encounter resulting in Delphi is ridiculous. Firstly, Voldemort would never have considered that he could be killed, thus the idea of him needing a child to continue the bloodline would never have occurred to him. Secondly, though Bellatrix would have certainly consented if asked, see firstly. I find it far more likely that she would have been the instigator. Using a love potion, or more likely something that would inflame lust rather that love. Voldemort, being incapable of feeling love, would still have the biological imperative of sexual need. All that being said, and assuming it DID happen, neither parent had the capacity to love the child so the idea they would hide her to protect her from their notorious reputations is ludicrous.
Most likely you’re right in that they would have no way to actually care for this child but likely Delphi would be raised much like Draco who also wasn’t truly loved by his parents (as far as I can see anyways). Although it would serve Voldemort greatly to have the bloodline of slytherin spread through his pure blood witches granting him a new army for when his current one eventually parish while he continues to live forever could also backfire on him as many of his children may grow to resent him. Going over him having a child or any sort of desire for one is like walking a rickety bridge, it’s possible but full of holes.
I just cannot get my head around Voldy being a father. The books describe him as being barely human anymore, the way dark magic had transformed and effected him. Would he even still be able to er...perform? I had to fan fic my own head canon. I can see Bella using a time turner (as they're already over-used in Cursed Child, why not) and going back to when Voldy was a young man working for Borgin and Burkes. I can imagine a younger Voldy being seduced by an attractive, charming, older woman like Bella, taken by her devotion to him. He may not even know who she was or that she became pregnant. Then, future Voldy may even have memories of a few nghts of lust (not love) with a mysterious woman not realising it was Bellatrix. It may even have acted as confrmation of his power over others. He wouldn't associate pregnant Bella to back then (what, 30-40 years pior?), he might have thought it was either Rudolphous's or even another death eaters, as I doubt Bella was a faithful wife. Either that or Bella lied about who the father was and Delphi just grew up thinking she was the daughter of the dark lord. Just because she has a few similar charatcer traits, it doesn't mean she's Voldys daughter. I also think that Voldys own arrogance went so far as believing he wouldn't need an heir. HE was the sole heir of Slytherin and that thought would have kept him happy in the knowledge that he and ONLY he kept the blood of Slytherin alive and just another symbol of his own status and power. I will say this, some plot points aside, Cursed Child is visually stuning and spectacular. I enjoyed watching it. I'd hapily watchit again, given the chance.
Bella drooling over the young Tom Riddle and wanting to sleep with him is absolutely possible. Bellatrix and Rudolphus being crazy and feeding the kid lies about her parentage is right up their Ally .
I don't feel Voldemort would ever make a backup plan for dying as he thought himself immortal. Rather, it would pay well to have a strong line of enforcers to carry out all his whims without question. What better than kids of his own he can brainwash and brutally train to be basically drones. His followers wouldn't live forever, and many followed him out of fear of his power and he had lesser control over them. Maybe this makes some weird sense to someone, it would also fall in line with his lack of love emotions as this would be purely making humans to be strong servants rather than actual children.
Yeah backup plans are stupid. Can you imagine if he made a bunch of horcruxes and hid them around the world, and invented a spell to recreate his body in the event it was destroyed? God that would be SO out of character for him, huh? ...OH WAIT THATS THE WHOLE DAMN STORY WEIRD
Even if Voldermort couldn't die, having more of his evil spawn to help rule the world wouldn't hurt. And if he could be assured they couldn't die either, he'd have multiple people equally as evil as him with similar goals. You don't have to feel love to create a child, and you certainly don't have to show love as clearly shown by Voldermorts existence.
I have a hard time seeing CC as canon because we see Bellatrix several times from the time she escapes to her death and in none of those plotlines is she pregnant. She is at the ministry in June of 1996, at Snape's house, at Dumbledore's death, the battle of the 7 Potters in July 97, and dies in June 1998. When would she have had time to give birth? (Ironically she was pregnant in real life while filming lol)
I totally agree. She was also at Malloy Manor in late March of 1998 during which she tortured Hermione. I can't see that in the time between her escape from Azkaban and her death, that it is remotely possible for her to have conceived a child and gave birth in total secrecy. There is no long period of time in which she disappears to hide her pregnancy and we never see her with a pregnant belly. Furthermore, at the very least, the Malfoys would have known about it.
@@mugo3457 wel, funny thing during g prducthion hsrry potter order of phonix was helhnea was acthuly urgent with her and Tom burtons 2nd child together she I belive acthuy hsv to be doubled becuse if her pregnancy
I think his goal was to spread himself far and wide, and a kid does that. Kids sound exactly aligned with his nature, he wants to fill the world with himself.
It’s so sad that the cursed child is considered canon while the plot of hogwarts mystery with the cursed vaults is just a plot in a video game. It would have been so awesome if that storyline was the plot of the cursed child. Albums setting out to solve the curses of the vaults would be so awesome to see and would also make the title cursed child so much more meaningful
If Voldemort intended to live forever, why would he need an heir? My theories: 1. He intended to use Delphini as a new vessel, so he could have a new, younger body that could walk around in and not draw attention to himself. Perhaps he would only take control of her when it was necessary; remaining tucked away in a corner of her mind. 2. He planned to use her as another Horcrux, as the Ministry and the Order wouldn't (theoretically) harm an otherwise innocent child and, even if they locked her up somewhere, she (and Voldemort's soul fragment) would still be safe. 3. He wanted to raise her in his own teachings, indoctrinate her from birth with his beliefs, and train her to become his most fanatically loyal, skilled, ultimate Death Eater. Unlike the vast majority of his followers, she would never know a time before Voldemort, and would be brought up with the Dark Arts in a way that no one ever had before.
There are 3 main reasons as to why I cannot and will never view the cursed script as canon: 1. JK didn’t write it (this is an obvious one) 2. If it’s canon, then the original 7 books cannot be as it contradicts. Too many issues with the plot that go against former established canon and all characters are way ooc - like in most fanfics. 3. She never directly said it was canon. She said “should be considered canon” not “is canon”. There’s a big semantic difference.
Somehow all those years ago when Voldemort was described I imagined he’d lost his thing along with his nose. He did so much to throw away his humanity away it seemed so natural that he’d thrown that away too. Delphini was a huge surprise.
Surely the reason voldy had a child was to cover his ass in the event his body was destroyed again. His daughter having his own flesh and blood (inc harrys blood) would be a much easier means of return than what he had to go through before. He could just possess her
@@ashtonhaggitt216 Considering Harry used Snape's potions book to make a perfect living death, using Snape's own notes to do so, I don't think it'd be that outlandish that Snape earned the same reward. I see Riddle more likely to use his natural charm and charisma to have gotten the info out of Slughorn, rather than relying on a potion or some external means.
I hate to be crude but Bellatrix would have let Voldemort have his way with her in front of not only her husband but on the Malfoy's dining table in front of all of the Death Eaters. If he truly thought that having a child was a backup plan to his Horcruxes then he would have put protection on Hufflepuff's cup and Ravenclaw's diadem other than the duplication spell and locking it in a Gringotts vault or just leaving it in the Room of Requirments. Just to be safe.
This whole notion of Voldemort not being able to feel love yet “Makes Love” to Bellatrix is SOOOOO Absurd. Millions of human men all around the world have sex all the time with men and women EVERY SINGLE DAY!!! Men (and some women) have sex every single day. Men all over the world have sex because it feels good to them,,,,they couldn’t give a rats ass about their partners. So trust me Voldemort could very easily go to bed with Bellatrix and conceive a child. And to those to say Voldemort doesn’t have a penis, because snake don’t have penis’ well snakes don’t have them, well snakes don’t have arms hands, legs and feet, well snakes don’t have any of those, yet there’s Voldemort with all those things, so he must have a penis. So I think it’s extremely plausible for him to have hormones and desire going to bed with Bellatrix. So I think this is one of the things TCC got right. And I think it’s only natural for Delphi to wonder about her biological parents. There are many many other things TCC got wrong, but this this is one thing I think they got right!!! WAAAY right!
You need to make a alternative fanfiction of it or one of what if snape raises Harry Potter. Please you wrote amazing Star Wars fanfiction stories I know have the power to make one of Harry Potter.
I think Snape raising Harry only makes sense if Harry was more of a Harrietta. But definitely would be interesting what things would change with a female Harry. Would there be still a Ron? Would Harrietta and Hermione get along? Would Harrietta then be sorted into slytherin? Wow so many questions
Voldemort offered Bellatrix in sacrifice to harry in order of phoenix to tempt him to kill someone. Voldemort would never have sex with anyone he only cared for himself and having a baby would be soo off character for him he though he was immortal.
What i find really strange troughout entire HP universe is how concieving Voldermort by the use of love potion is being talked about like it is something that never happened before or that it doesnt happen. Love potions are not even that hard to get in HP universe, and there is no way that others wouldnt be using it aswell. There should be like thousands of evil children walking around by this point..
i think love potion was one factor but jk rowling said if tom was borned and raised in a loving family his character might have been entirely different.
To be honest, you don't need emotions like love to concieve a child. Voldemort could have just enjoyed the feeling of sex, as wrong as it sounds. He was a psychopath and undouptedly an aromantic, but you don't need love or romanticism to get carnal pleasure from an act and in the prossess you can get your partner pregnant. But then that really highlights how deluted and insane Bellatrix was. But then again, we have beautiful youthful women in real life who have fallen for crusty old dictators. Eva Braun fo example.
Don’t know if this has been said, but he could have just been showing his dominance over her and “giving” her what she wanted as a way to keep her loyal with the child being an unexpected result.
The quote goes on, Harry extrapolates 'the happiest he had been in fourteen years' Maybe Bellatrix had always been his regular concubine. This happens on the night of Bellatrix's breakout, would only really make sense for them to get down and dirty if this was a regular arrangement before hand. Guy can't feel love, but he can feel happiness clearly and I bet he can orgasm. Loyalty from his servants pleases him, maybe to the point of being a fetish.
Even if they had got down and dirty on the night of the breakout, I don’t know how Bellatrix would have conceived so soon. Wouldn’t she have been weakened by Azkaban, just as Sirius was? Hardly in much state to become pregnant, surely?
Voldemort had a kid as a backup plan? Um...his horcruxes were his backup plan. Voldemort loved no-one. He planned to live forever. He had no intention of sharing power with anyone. So how does him having a kid make any sense? The answer is that it doesn't. The central character of that...rubbish called The Cursed Child would never have existed. If anything Voldemort might have gotten Bellatrix pregnant only to cause her to miscarry as a punishment for daring to think that she could be the Dark Lord's equal or was even worthy to stand by his side. If Delphi was Bellatrix's kid with Lucius or someone else I could see it. Not Voldemort though. He would never have believed himself weak enough or vulnerable enough to need a child to carry on his line and continue his work. Much like a certain WWII German leader, Voldemort would have wanted the world to end if he couldn't have it...he wouldn't have wanted anyone else to have it...not even his own child...which he never would have had in the first place. I've heard that the play is very enjoyable to watch, but the story...IS NOT CANON.
Delphine which btw is a terrible name knowing Bellatrix who was very proud of her Pureblood heritage would name her daughter after a star like the rest of the black family and most likely with rodulphus lestrange probably to fulfill her obligations to continue on the Pureblood line
Delphi is how he'd form his ultimate society, over time, in his image. See my other comments as I said it a few times already. One time boinking Bellatrix is all it would take and he'd wash his hands of the sex thing until Delphini was an adult and he could force her to marry a pureblood and start ensuring that in time, all purebloods would be his descendants...and that of Slytherin. My other comments go on from there.
I mean the author made it cannon and I hate to say it but it's the creator that decides whether or not something is cannon, not the fans who didn't even create the franchise to begin with. So here's a more likely possibility, a theory for you to help put your mind at ease about it being cannon because YES ITS CANNON! Voldemort doesn't feel love but physical attraction doesn't require love. Sex is sex and it's possible that he had an accident with Bellatrix and chose to keep it a secret because he does not love Bellatrix nor does he love the child. Voldemort could have had a one-night-stand that resulted in an accidental pregnancy and no Voldemort did not want it but he's a complicated man so he chose not to do anything about it. You're welcome. The birds and bees don't require love or power or a reason at all, it just requires two consenting adults that could have had a one-night-stand with the very common forgetfulness of protection, or because we're dealing with wizards, protection spells. It's cannon and you need to get over it. I've accepted it because it's stupid to claim something isn't canon if they've made a literal eighth book off it. JK Rowling is annoying when it comes to adding crap, but if she went out of her way to make an eighth book off it, then its fricken cannoned because she actually went out of her way and published it. I don't like her, nor do I support her personally, she's a Terf that adds a bunch of information that would have been nice in the books. Then she writes a book with added information, and by writing a book ultimately makes her added information cannon whether you like it or not. It's apart of the franchise and you gotta get over it. I personally don't care if Delphini exists or not. If she exists in the cannon world-which yes she does-then how she was created was an accident during war times. Boom, done, simple, whatever. No extravagant storyline additions, it's just one character that we missed out on during the seven books because it had nothing to do with the seven books, so she makes an eighth book which is a scripted play write that you can read. I've read it and it's nice, so I've accepted it. Delphini is cannon and we need to get with the times. If JK Rowling writes a book on Hermione's life and her being supposedly black because she ADDED that without putting it in the books, or creating another book to the series, then maybe we'd have a relook at Hermione's character. Stuff she adds on twitter with no book to back it up is what I consider, not-so-cannon. However things she's added to her official Harry Potter Website and to her actual book series, I cannon that crap because it's written out in detail. However some of the things she's cannoned conflict with the books detailing. I don't believe Hermione's black just because she was detailed as a white character in the first fricken book. Go back and read the entire first book, then tell me if she was black or not. Delphini is cannon, Hermione being black is not cannon. Theres a difference between Fannon, Cannon, and then JKR Adding just to have all communities involved in her franchise which you might think is a good thing, but there is a lot of controversy around this subject, and if she includes all communities-there is also those communities that are against their communities. For example, like with claiming Dumbledores gay AFTER the Harry Potter books and films were made. Instead of writing MORE BOOKS she just added it on fricken twitter. While Delphini's entire existence was made off an actual BOOK. Oh sigh, educate yourself.
@@ZeoViolet Or wait, a one-night-stand leads to an accidental pregnancy, a scandal and Rodolphus refuses to acknowledge the childs existence as its from ANOTHER MANS SPERM and the child is a bastard..Hence why Delphini doesn't got a surname.
With Voldemort not being able to do the simplest task without using magic, like not just throwing baby Harry out the window. He probably used some dark magic in a weird ritual to put a baby in her.
...you think a guy who created 7 horcruxes to preserve his name legacy and existence...wouldn't have a kid? I'm surpised he'd have only 1, Voldemort is self obsessed. I don't think the people complaining he had a kid understand what he is, he is existence for the very sake of existence.
Considering that the act of making a horcrux was heavily implied to include necrophilia and cannibalism... Bellatrix was even more crazy than we thought 🤢 Cursed Child isnt canon
"Cursed Child isnt canon" I may not like the story arch but you people are fucking pathetic. She's the creator and writer of the series. Its *her* world. *She* makes the rules. If she says its canon, its canon. You dont have to like it but its not your call.
@@bigoljoe1829 This is quite a naive statement. Literature can be interpreted however an audience wants. The story was very clearly concluded, and this story was only culminated over the success of the original series. You cant have a series that was fairly consistent in its progression of tone and characters, then create a continuation that defies that and expect your audience to see it as cannon. Storytelling just doesn't work like that.
I could possible see Bellatrix seducing Voldemort. It would probably be an awkward affair. Bellatrix was obsessed with Voldemort and I can definitely see her wanting to get closer to him in any way she could. Or like the video suggests, Voldemort may have just wanted to continue his blood line. In which case I think Bellatrix would have felt honoured.
Those lines at the end made me physically sick and now I can’t look at my favourite character again.But this was a clear explanation on this topic so thanks.
I haven't seen Cursed Child, but I read the published script. I always imagined that Tom Riddle died a virgin. If he and Bellatrix had a child, here's how I imagine it happening: Bellatrix stole Voldemort's DNA somehow, maybe through fingernail clippings or shed skin, and used either Dark Magic or Muggle medical technology to impregnate herself. She hid the pregnancy from Voldy, who probably would've killed her if he found out; remember that Bella was an excellent Occlumens. Maybe she told Narcissa. Bella could've used an advanced version of the expansion charm to hide her pregnancy. Where she would've hidden the subsequent baby, I don't know.
I'm not sure which thought I find more ludicrously disturbing: the fact that Voldemort was capable of the act of procreating in his condition, or the fact that in this day and age, there are STILL people who think that love is a necessary component of procreation. It could've been a reward for Bellatrix for being such a loyal follower.
The point is not Voldemort not having the impulse to have sex. You voluntarily decide to have a child with a woman you love. That is why love matters. Now, Voldemort could have also fucked Bellatrix but the idea that he did not use some precautions is hilarious since canon Voldemort DID NOT want a child, he DID NOT think he could have lost, WAS NOT capebale to love. I mean we muggles have condoms, pills, etc. And i bet a powerful wizard like Voldemort could have easily stopped his cum to reach Bellatrix’s womb with an enchantment 😂😂
While it's not a huge interest of mine, I have read several True Crime books that my brother exposed me to. So I know a few things about real world serial killers. So when Dumbledore started telling Harry about Voldemort's background, I recognized many traits of real serial killers in Voldemort as I read Half Blood Prince. Rowling clearly did her homework. In fact, the only difference I could see was, Voldemort was not a sexual predator, which all real serial killers are. I chalked this up to two things, Rowling wanting to keep things slightly child friendly, and Voldemort being incapable of love, and therefore probably asexual. The idea of Voldemort having a child is eye rolling. Especially since Bellatrix showed no signs of being pregnant during Harry and friends visit to Malfoy Manor. It would have been pretty obvious.
Ive never understood the hang up on Bellatrix and Voldemort having a baby. She was obviously obsessed and in love with him. He doesn’t give a rats ass about her, but he sure does about his bloodline. She would be the most appealing candidate to continue it because of her status, devotion, and pure maliciousness. Makes sense to me 🤷🏻♀️. The time turners working differently in a Cursed Child is what hangs me up 😂. I did find it a fun kind of “what if” story though. Not nearly as good as the actually books, but still something to give me a new Potter fix 😂🪄⚡️
an heir/ backup or even Voldomort's 7th planned horcrux. He wanted 7 and did not know that Harry accidently became the 7th Horcrux. Easy head canon is Voldomort's heir would be his 7th Horcrux and fits perfectly with his pride & arrogance.
@@chefboiardeeznutz9881 you mem the chamber in which voldmort impldmted his seed in sindel of bellatrix you kindvwi der if voldmort raped betrix lever lie if he sexxaujlg forced himself into her and thsts shy kor maybe bella was just crazy whore
While the lineage theory is interesting (though I would think if that was his interest, it would have been more to create a powerful bloodline of future followers, than as a back-up to perserve his lineage), I have a different theory why Voldemort would want an heir. I have mentioned this before but I do think that many fans don't think dark enough when it comes to Voldemort. For my theory, I first have to explain how I see Voldemort's view on existence. To me, it is clear that he is only interesting in the perservation of one thing: his mind. He doesn't care about the damage he does to his body and he certaintly didn't care for his soul, which he mutilated beyond human comprehension, yet as Dumbledore said: his soul might have been torn to pieces, his mind was as strong as it ever was. So, let us focus on this part: Did he really need his original soul or body? For his body, we know the answer, it has been destroyed once before so he definitely was willing to substitute it. As for his soul, I don't think so. If there was an alternative, he likely would have taken it, especially with the discovery of the destruction of the diary, he was made aware that his Horcruxes were in danger. Sure, he believed they couldn't get to them all but the doubt had crept in his mind and I think the fear of his end always lingered. But what if he discovered a ritual that could further his immortality and push the amount of possible Horcruxes even further? He might have mutilated his soul as far as he could but what if he could transplant his mind to a different soul? A healthy soul, yet undivided... Yes, I think this was his plan: I think he did find a ritual that would allow him to bind his mind, his conscious to the soul of another, erasing the other from existence but why would Voldemort care, he never cared before about others. The only catch for this ritual, just like his resurrection potion, is that required a blood relative. A descendant this time, his child. I believe that if Voldemort had survived the Battle of Hogwarts and there were enough Horcruxes left, he would have waited a bit to see how his daughter developped but once she showed magical abilities, we would start the transfer, grafting his mind over her soul, erasing her mind/existence in the process and prepare to continue this new cycle of immortality. Creating seven more Horcruxes and preparing to have another heir one day, in case he had to repeat the process. This way, he would have multiple sets of 7 Horcruxes, from different souls but all with his mind, nearing true immortality.
This is what I have always thought 🤷♂️ Doesn’t really matter if cursed child is canon or not, if it has to be considered canon because jk said so, then yeah there’s a lot in the story that would contradict the original stories, but not thinking of her as an heir, only thinking of her as a “vessel” is completely plausible I think.
@@Bongsandquotesilike I think so as well, it is at least not something out of character for Voldemort to do something like that if it was possible and seeing how he already knew he no longer had a seven parted soul (as the Diary was destroyed, something he learnt before Delphi's conception), there was no reason for him to hang on to that 7 number anymore...
He only started fearing for his fall when he realized Harry was hunting horcruxes. The diary was used as a weapon (to open the chamber of secret) He always knew that giving it to Lucius was not for protection but for using. Of course he get mad when he realized it had been destroyed but he firmly believed the other would keep him safe. "There comes a time when Voldemort will start fear for his life" "he will stop sending out his Snake on missions and keep it close to him for protection. Only then should you tell Harry the truth" That what Dumbledore said to Snape and that what happened.
The issue for me is that voldemort's mother is seen as a victim and voldemort the villain. When in reality she was the villain and he was a product of her villainy.
I can just imagine Voldy and Loki hanging out in Ye Olde Villain Pub, and Voldy trying to tell Loki the story of how it happened, but Loki dismissing and making fun of him. VOLDEMORT: "Whether you believe it or not, it really did happen!" LOKI: "Is that what you said to her?"
As Silly as it is, I always just assumed that maybe there was no plan, just Bella and Voldemort we're not careful enough and it just happens after a while, so they keep a baby. Voldemort couldn't kill someone who like him is a heir of Slytherin (he didn't kill Morfin) and Bella obviously would want to be the one witch that carrries the heir of her Lord.
I think it totally makes sense for Voldi to continue his bloodline because he was so proud of it. And after a short period of thinking, I think it even makes totally sense for him to do that with Bellatrix. I don't think he loved her nor the child. But I think he was fond of her (he screamed when she was killed). And believe it or not but love plays no role in conceiving a child. I think his only reason was the bloodline or maybe he wanted to have a back up plan in case Harry wins. At first I thought it is hard to believe that he chose Bellatrix to be the mother of this child because she is not really motherly at all. He could have chosen another pure blood women in his ranks. He could have chosen Narcissa for example because Cissy loved her son Draco with all of his heart and would most likely love her child with him, too (and take care of it which is the only thing that would matter to Voldi because he himself did not care). That would have the side effect that Lucius is even more punished and humiliated than before which is exactly what Tom wanted. But it makes sense that he chose Bellatrix. He did not only want a pure blood women. He wanted a skilled witch (good genes for his child!) and Bella was the most skilled female witch he knew.
The Cursed Child is awful, but the titular child is the part that makes the least sense. It makes no sense that Voldemort would never have a child. Since his goal is immortality, it makes no sense for Voldemort to produce an heir. The only thing a child would do, in his mind, would be to potentially usurp his power in the future.
I can only justify him wanting children is for an easier controlled army through a blood spell or they would be an ingredient and sacrifice for a spell.
Horcruxes anchor the person to the mortal plane, but that does not mean that he would not get older or that his homunculus body would not break down eventually, so he decides to have a child whose body he can transfer to or use on a similar ritual to the one used in Goblet at the appropriate time. Then he would repeat the process with Delphini, and so on.
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He is a psychopath, he just asked her to give him the child
*How* did voldy and bellatrix have a child?
it's obvious, bellatrix touched you-know-who's you-know-what
Voldemort used the Erectus Maximus spell obviously.
@@DarkTempler1 lmao
His golden anitch
He wiggle-waggled his elder wand into Bellatrix's goblin vault.
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Voldemort wouldn’t have thought about his daughter’s safety in the event of her parents deaths because he never would’ve considered himself ever dying
" Only I can live forever!!!!!!"💀🐍
I agree. I think it's far more likely that a daughter would be the closest thing to an equal he had, kind of like Thanos not loving his daughters more than his goals, but still being fond of them
JK. Rowling not knowing the characters she wrote
No but maybe bellatrix did. I mean narcissa (or whatever) was (at the end of the day) a good mother. Maybe deep deeeeeeep down Bella was too
@@sleepymadsxoxo1696 Bellatrix was a maniac. Narcisa was never described as being mad
Maybe Bellatrix just said "Accio sperm" while Voldemort was sleeping. [grin]
But the idea that Cedric could become a death eater breaks his character unforgivably. That's the # one, possibly the only unshakeable, reason it will never be canon to me.
Oh it goes even further than that
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What's not canon is Harry's behavior to his own child.
@@jenniferbrewer5370 Granted, but I can still shake that up a bit and make a few allowances for it -- Harry always had a reactive, belligerent, reckless streak; most parents tend to get crazy while trying to protect their kids based on irrational suspicions. But Cedric, as a person, would not have made that choice in any universe. Maybe at a long shot, if you went back to early childhood and took away everything that made him the kind person he was... but that's not the story. He gets humiliated in a contest and becomes a death eater. No way is that canon. Rowling must have forgotten her own character. Or maybe she doesn't really understand humans or psychology at all.
He was a Hufflepuff! Aren't they supposed to be the ones that don't go bad?
There's a couple reasons for how/why. Delphi's conception took place likely shortly after Dumledore's death, possibly why the two of them were "celebrating". To Bellatrix, having Voldemort's child would be the greatest of honors. Voldemort likely gave her a child as a reward for her services, and/or he saw the benefits of having a child, as both a loyal and powerful servant and as an alternate means of a kind of immortality, where even if he was somehow killed, his bloodline would live on through her.
Picturing voldemort taking Bellatrix to pound town isn't what I wanted to picture in my mind tonight... so thanks for that.
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@@aranha6285what? Hating on who?
1:32 “I recognize [Rowling] has made a decision, but given that it’s a [rubbish] decision, I’ve elected to ignore it.”
-Harry Potter fandom
Because of some awful fanfic turned Canon. I'm so glad that Harry Potter puppet thing isn't Canon.
If Potter Puppet Pals was cannon it would still be better than Cursed Child lol
@@kmccartyy12 what was the puppet thing
It's not?
Are you considering The Cursed Child to be fanfic? I can’t stand it myself, but at least represent it properly. This comment holds no weight and the two aren’t comparable man.
@@samcotten2485 dude... It IS written by a fan...
Something tells me had Voldemort won, he may have eventually killed Delphini once he believed his position and power was secure since she would be the only threat left to his rule as his supposed heir.
Delphini?
no I don't think so🤔 in a alternate timeline he made her basically 1# in command. he would have killed her a long time ago if she was truly a threat.
Eh, it is not like he'd tell her about his Horcruxes, so what threat to his rule? No, she was born likely to make sure that not only did the Gaunt line come back to "flourish" again, but in time, all purebloods after a few generations would all be descended from Salazar Slytherin, his Aristocracy, and the Halfbloods only allowed to breed with each other...not with purebloods, nor with muggle or muggleborn filth. The new Proles....the second class and labor force. What's not to love about it?/s
If you look at the math, this would mean Bellatrix was 8 months pregnant at the Battle of the Department of Mysteries, you're telling me she could move and hide her pregnancy in battle, that's cap.
I mean he could have attempted to make Delphini into another Horcrux like he did with Nagini. However I assume they made an accident.
Psychopaths can breed. Love isn't required for the act of conceiving a child. I just question whether or not Riddle was capable of it since his body wasn't exactly intact. And why would he plan for Delphini's care "in the event of his death"? He planned to live forever; that's sort of the basis of the whole freaking saga. He never factored death into his legend and therefore would have no reason to create an heir and no reason to provide for her after he was gone. JKR only pronounced this canon because she stood to either make another fortune or to infuriate most of the fandom. She chose the latter. It's nothing but fan fiction, written by a couple of muggles who wouldn't know the Wizarding World if they stumbled into Hogsmeade.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but Belatrix conceiving and delivering a child would have had to happen after the battle of the ministry. If correct, there is no chance in hell Tom would have given her any thing remotely rewarding, much less bearing his child. At that point, forcing her to watch him with a different witch, just to torment her, would have made far more sense.
My point exactly. Him wanting an heir implies that he was expecting to be beaten by Harry which is way off. He thought he would live forever, so having an heir would be pointless. And it's unlikely for a woman to get pregnant after 1 try, it can happen, but it's unlikely. So this implies that they tried multiple times which just doesn't sound like Voldemort. He would have had to be really be determined to produce an heir which just doesn't sound right at all. Especially because he wasn't planning on dying.
I think the “why” section here is correct. Voldemort was clearly a man with a plan and as we can see through the hoarcruxes he had many, many back up plans. I could totally believe that he may have had multiple children with as many pure blood witches as possible since as Voldemort he is only the heir of slytherin and not a half blood as we can see through his outward appearance. I definitely agree with the part where JKR was simply trying to make more money off the Cursed Child as its way more likely she had nothing to do with it outside of creating Harry Potter. This kind of thing happens in all media regularly where one artist essentially steals from a previous work and tries to pass it off as their own but then gets caught so they have to pay royalties. JKR just beat out the legal part of it all and made her money from the start, as well she should have. It would be better to have said it’s an alternate universe though as many characters traits change in this story. Sorry this was so long.
@@whisper4green think what you want but dont slander the name of jk rowling I personally love that book and you have the right not too but do not slander the name of jkr
@@kenziehurlock it sounds like only one try from the book
My lord... is this a wand in your pocket or are you simply happy to see me?
Tom and Bellatrix having a child gives me strong Rey Palpatine vibes
And both stories are awful too 🤣🤣🤣
Palpatine is a G and a Pimp!...why u so surprised?.
He was tapping all the Ambassadors and Senators
The Cursed Child is an absurd fan fiction that JK pretends is canon.
Thank you for your time
I mean Harry Potter are her books and her story, she’s the only one who can decide what’s canon and what isn’t, all you can do is ignore cursed child if you don’t like it but it won’t make it less canon when the creator of it all says it is
@@brittany5416 If she can ignore her own "old" cannon I have no issues with ignoring her new one.
Fr- the first time I read it I felt like I was on wattpad
JK is the creator she can make it canon wether you like it or not
@@brittany5416 except for the fact that jk rowling is a bigoted racist and terf so we as a fandom can now dictate what is and isn’t canon
I was fine with Delphini, plenty of evil men have had children before and the idea of him having one just to have a backup plan did not surprise me in the slightest. My problem with the cursed child was more on other characters' personalities and reactions, like Cedric becoming a Death Eater because he got humiliated, he struck me as the type that would not care about that.
Honestly, if there's one thing Cedric has, it's modesty. He never boasted or would have been affected that much if he lost.
Yeah, I love Cursed Child ,and even I can’t picture Cedric being a Death Eater
Delphi was supposedly born in Malfoy Manor which means Draco would have known about her. But he doesn't know anything about her existence in Cursed Child. Plus why wouldn't Narcissa & Lucius be given custody of her when Bellatrix died? That NEVER made sense to me.
Great points!
Narcissa and lucius werent given custody because no one knew bellatrix was her mother and she was kept a secret no one but voldemort bellatrix and rodolfus knew she even existed
Membership of a criminal organisation, in a world where the government can be quite strict. Unlike Hogwarts which, of course, is in Scotland.
And then there us mattheo
Do you really think that Voldemort would allow a cowardly child like Draco to know about something so important? He never told his followers of Horcruxes or anything like that either.
Delphini was likely his attempt at creating loyal lieutenants to serve underneath his worldwide government after he killed Harry. He obviously didn’t want competition, and didn’t love like a normal person. And most of his followers only served out of fear or insanity. It would be far more safe and logical to have followers who are loyal by blood. Voldemort likely knew that Bellatrix was obsessed enough with him to have his child without any fuss or much affection, and took advantage of it. He also may have used Bellatrix because he hated his own surname, and wanted a noble pure blood name to be used for any children. Bellatrix was a Black and a Lestrange.
Narcissa and Lucius were clearly not truly loyal to Voldemort, and Voldemort didn’t trust them with such a big secret. After Voldemort and Bellatrix’s deaths, even if the Malfoys did figure it out, they likely wouldn’t want to keep the child because of the obvious tension with Voldemort, the heavy scrutiny and hatred of the Malfoys after the war which would get worse should Delphini be discovered with them, and also their disloyalty to Voldemort and his plans. However, I find it highly unlikely that they made the arrangements anyway, as they would have stake in stopping the Dark Lord’s revival and likely would’ve hid Delphini’s identity far away or killed her.
“How and why”
Ah yes, ‘the talk’
Birds and the bees
@@HarryPotterTheory The pixies and the snitches
He gagoogidied her gashmoygidy with his googus
@@KnobleSloth 😂🤣🤣
I knew he would heart this lol
I'm just not on board with Voldy wanting to "preserve his lineage". He is a halfblood, what makes his child also unpure. All he thought about was only himself: he wanted to be immortal, nothing more and nothing less. It just doesn't make sense to me.
My personal theory is that when he was revived he lost all connection to the Riddle family and was simply Voldemort the heir of Slytherin essentially making him “pure blood”. However, even if that isn’t the case, I still think he would want the bloodline of Slytherin around forever. There is so much argument for him never considering an heir himself as his ONLY goal was to live forever, but his goal was also to rule over everything. How could he do that alone? He would need people he could trust, family perhaps, to rule over certain areas in his exact vision with him ruling on high. It’s just so complicated to think about. Personally I think with having so many back plans as he did, a child or even more likely several children hidden away for the right time is not out of the realm of possibility.
Agreed, not to mention the fact that I HIGHLY doubt that he would be physically able to considering the state of the 'body' that he had when he returned. Not that Bella wouldn't have been willing mind you. It just doesn't make sense, not to mention from what I've been hearing about the book/play, the writers broke the 'don't betray your characters' rule of writing on MORE than one occasion. Not cool. If you like the book and the play...fine. I'm sure that it's an interesting 'what if' kind of read. However don't expect a flood of people to be willing to accept it as cannon to the source material.
I agree with you. Also Voldemort would be aware due to his extensive research into his family history that the Slytherin bloodline lives on in America. At the very least, so using preserving the Slytherin bloodline as a reason to conceive a child is just not as urgent.
Actually no he was half but belitrix was full making the kid 75% pure it was more likely he was to rule as king over all of the world and bel would be his queen with his child a start to a family line of slitheren
My guess is that it was a reward for bellatrix or some form of reassurance of her loyalty.
Tom Riddle never had a girlfriend or any flings or trysts that we know of during his time as a student in Hogwarts and after. I always assumed he died a virgin because despite all his charm, power and intelligence (and teenage good looks), he had too much of a narcissistic complex to the point where he probably thought nobody was worthy enough to get into his pants. And even if he had any sexual relationship in his life, I imagine they would not have been pleasant for the people he got into bed with. Knowing what a psychopath he was, I imagine he might have been into sadomasochism, and any of his sexual encounters must of been nightmarish for whoever was unfortunate enough to shack up with him.
Eh.... I don't think he died a virgin, I think he might have experimented probably in his teenage years or twenties. Definitely kinky AF. He doesn't love, but that doesn't mean he can't have sex. It's a kids book too, so why would we even be shown or implied that? It's not important to the story. Kinda like how, clearly, there would be lots of people having sex in Hogwarts, and also SA because of love potions being readily available.
He was born under a love potion.. can’t love
@@serious409 F*cking isnt the same thing as love.
Irl narcissistic men usually use women and turn to prostitutes and paying for it to satisfy their lists. At the end if the day he was a teenage boy once and they have urges surely. He might not have been selfless enough to date or woo a love I Teresa hit he would have had natural urges that needed an outlet because he would have been incredibly frustrated otherwise and I don't think "self love" would have satisfied it tbh lol
@@serious409 A love potion cannot make someone love someone else, it only creates infatuation. Romance is also NOT love, it's another thing people do to feel good. The only true love is self-sacrificial, where you put others before yourself because you care about them. NO magic can make that happen! Therefore, Voldemort could have loved, but was rever loved himself, therefore he knew nothing about love.
The idea that Delphi would “inherit” evil qualities from her parents belies the message of the entire HP series.
I like like Tom she also had a shitty childhood, so I don't think that helped either
For real - I think it would have been cooler if she turned out to be good and wanted to make up for the evil her parents inflicted on the world :/
Or maybe a good person who discovers her horrible parentage and has to struggle with being hated and having that dark cloud over her (and maybe Albus and Scorpius would empathize and keep her on the right path)
(Voldemort hisses)
Bellatrix: Faster my lord, faster.
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Reminder this book exists
Voldermot true cannot feel love, but imagine he can feel lust, and as you mentioned continue his bloodline.
Oh gosh, I hope Harry didn't read Voldy's mind in that moment.
At time of writing, this comment has 69 thumbs-up. I hope Harry is reading Voldy's mind, and not mine.
@@christopherstokes9393 lol
Maybe Snape did.
It’s not canon
Had JK Rowling actually put in the same effort into it as she had done with the previous seven books and actually stuck to her own laws and events in the story then I might consider it but it wasn’t just written by her and whoever wrote it obviously has never read the previous seven books properly because events just don’t add up
it is canon tho, Rowling said it is, so it is, whether you like it or not
@@questrequested9171 well it doesn’t deserve to be
It was written poorly and it doesn’t even follow the laws that J.K. Rowling herself set up during the original series
Had she actually put effort into it and stuck to her own laws then I would consider it canon but it doesn’t and so I and many other fans do not consider it
@@salazarslytherin6575 im not saying you cant dislike it, dislke it all you want. but as far as canon goes, it absolutely is
Rowling is the only one, and i mean litterally *the only one* who gets to decide what is canon and what not. people who dont understand that dont know the meaning of canon
@@questrequested9171 and that is literally the only reason why it is canon
Only because J.K. Rowling herself said it is but I and most other fans do not consider it canon
@@salazarslytherin6575 idc if what you consider it is, it factually is
*Harry Potter fans super disappointed in the handling of the story they grew up with and love*
Star Wars fans- Fist time?
Come on the prequels were good but the sequels yeesh
Game of Thrones fans... "First time?"
Bellatrix also spiked voldermorts' drink, with a love potion causing him to have a child.
(Rip poor malfoy who happened to possibly be in the manor at the time:( )
I hope not
you don't need to feel something for someone to have your body react appropriately.
For the how, one need look no further than deviant art.
I choked on my French fry-
That's atrocious.
I read Deviant Art all the time😄
@@Jay_.Nixx. For educational purposes, yes?... Oh no.
Noooo! I know jk says it's canon. I don't subscribe to that belief. I don't hate the story itself. But, it creates many more problems than it helps.
I agree with this
Agreed, Agreed, AGREED!!!
yep its a bad fan fiction, no one will convince me otherwise.
I’m sorry but JK is wrong. Besides she holds no credibility at the present moment. This definitely was not canon and the story was absolutely horrible. She decided to stop writing HP books and lets some other person run with a ridiculous story and calls that trash canon. If anyone is a true Potterhead and knows the books and characters they also know this book was trash and very contradicting.
Y'know-
I'm one of the few fans who actually like this story
(And don't come at me saying I'm not a true Harry Potter fan, I'm re-reading the books for 15th time and I pass a lot of time investigating things and ENJOYING them.)
And if you are wondering why do I like this story.
First off: I'm the type of fan who ENJOYS everything that is canon
Second: yes. I'm not saying the story is good, but I do not put attention only to the flaws. That story has some things that are good, very good
Third: I'm not forcing you to like it, I'm just saying why I do like this story.
(I also did this comment because I have seen too many fans hate on this, I'm searching for a single fan that doesn't
I can only imagine the post-coital pillow talk between Bellatrix and old Voldy. He hardly seems to be the type to cuddle and giggle afterwards. More of a slam-bam-thank you-ma’am type. Did he toss a few galleons on the bedside table as he walked out of the room?
No galleons, not even a high five.
@@emilycurtis4398
Definitely, he is the sort to instantly sneak away the moment their partner falls asleep, showers, turns away, etc. & the last thing they'll do is throw a few galleons or high five, since that might attract attention.
@@adambartlett114 I don't think Voldemort showers. He no longer needs to manipulate people with his attractiveness. He uses pure fear. The more he smells offensive beneath robes and creepy staring, the better.
Not giggle, but maybe a “NEH HEH HEH!”
Even IF they conceived a child (which I do not buy, nope: not canon to me) I don't think Voldy would think of Bellatrix as his whore. I think he would see it as the ultimate service from a servant to her master. He would shower her with praise, not galleons.
At one point I read JK Rowling said Voldemort thought of the child as a reward for Bellatrix since she desired to have his child. Voldemort didn’t actually care about the child one way or another which is how they manage to talk Delfini out of preventing Voldemort from dying, she realizes that even if she does so she won’t get the loving family she truly desired.
My theory: I think Dumbledore finally got into Voldemort head about love being the most powerful form of magic or what Voldemort believes what Dumbledore meant. But (just like how he just only learn of part of the prophecy) he probably thought love was just the birds and the bees. He failed to realized that love was more that that. So Delphini was his the result of his experiment with love. The experiment was both a success-Bellatrix was pregnant and failure-Voldemort nowhere closer understanding the power of love.
Thats a bruh moment right there but I seriously like that theory.
Hmm.. cool idea! I like it
That is not love though, it's infatuation and satisfaction.
Exactly. Voldemort failure to understand what Dumbledore meant about love.
@@mugo3457 maybe voldmort could hsve raped belltrux andvgkt her pregnant who knows it's not like zbtrrix was asnt aim slut to begin with
I think The Cursed Child is just fanfiction helped by the original author. Or it could be an alternate universe timeline thing....
Didn't JK Rowling settle this question when she said The Cursed Child IS canon?
@@jenniferbrewer5370 That definitely sounds like fanfiction helped by the original author doesn't it?
It would have been much better received if JK said is was an alternate timeline. My best guess is she had nothing to do with writing it but was asked for permission to use her characters so she asked for money and her name to be put on it.
The actress of Bellatrix ; Helena Bonham Carter, was actually pregnant and had given birth to her own child a few months before shooting. That's why in the movies it looks like Bellatrix is big looking. And if I'm wrong on this, someone please correct me. I honestly can't see it happening with how Lord Voldemort's personality is like.
Harry: I have to be one step ahead of Voldemort.
*looks into his mind through his eyes*
Voldy: Eeeh heheh *clap clap clap clap*
Harry:😱
Bellatrix:STOP LOOKING INTO BABY POTTERS MIND VOLDERMORT AND KEEP FUCKING ME!😍😂😂😂
Bellatrx: my lord~ ☺️
Considering Bellatrix was close to 50, conception is truly remarkable
Why? Many women are having children in their early and late 40's now. As long as someone can menustrate and their uterus is working properly, a woman can still get pregnant. Menopause can come early or it can come late. Age is not relevant. I don't know why a woman would at that age would want to. But if they're capable and want to, why not?
@@Black-Cat1127 Age is VERY relevant to fertility. It drops rapidly for a woman in her 30's and is nearly nonexistent in her 40's. All that said, she is a witch and they tend to live longer, so maybe *magic* could change things for the story, but that does not change biology in the real world.
@@Black-Cat1127 in the muggle world, perhaps, with the help of technology, but in the wizard world, that technology doesn't exist.
@@unionjack84 Wizards can live to 200. There is no reason to assume they enter menopause the same time muggles do.
@@matejsochor1673 ooh. Please! menopause and death are two different issues! Even I don't believe a witch is still menstruating at 200!
The absolute mainac, he actually explained the "how" 🤣
It literally makes no sense logically for the Harry Potter universe. Even if they did have a child
She’d be 18/19 years old
No reason for her to be interacting with or meeting Harry and Draco’s 11 year old sons.
I think having her as a teacher, make her a bit older maybe, would make more sense. (Could even be the DADA teacher just for tradition lol).
Bellatrix: there is more than one way to live forever, let me see your real magic wand.
Voldemort: 6:03 👽
worst fan fiction ever. I guess those jerks made Rowling drunk to put her name under this bs.
There are tons of fan fics and almost all of them are better and make more sense, because this
seems to be the only one from somebody who has not even read the books.
Voldemort has absolutely zero interest in anything besides his very own immortality.
This is the only thing that matters for him.
‼️
They wrote her a big check. Cursed Child brought them millions and she got a slice.
I agree with u 1000%
TBTH the idea that Bellatrix and Voldemort had a consensual encounter resulting in Delphi is ridiculous.
Firstly, Voldemort would never have considered that he could be killed, thus the idea of him needing a child to continue the bloodline would never have occurred to him.
Secondly, though Bellatrix would have certainly consented if asked, see firstly. I find it far more likely that she would have been the instigator. Using a love potion, or more likely something that would inflame lust rather that love. Voldemort, being incapable of feeling love, would still have the biological imperative of sexual need.
All that being said, and assuming it DID happen, neither parent had the capacity to love the child so the idea they would hide her to protect her from their notorious reputations is ludicrous.
agreed but as for love potion I think that they wouldn't work on a skilled occlumens sort of like veritism
@@MordechaiHershoffyoutube so voldy basically cucked rabastian
. . .
I could see Bellatrix lusting after him. But with her blood lust shed have nooo problem performing the aspecto-abortious spell!
Most likely you’re right in that they would have no way to actually care for this child but likely Delphi would be raised much like Draco who also wasn’t truly loved by his parents (as far as I can see anyways). Although it would serve Voldemort greatly to have the bloodline of slytherin spread through his pure blood witches granting him a new army for when his current one eventually parish while he continues to live forever could also backfire on him as many of his children may grow to resent him. Going over him having a child or any sort of desire for one is like walking a rickety bridge, it’s possible but full of holes.
That night those who stayed at the Malfoy manor couldn't sleep from all the maniacal laughter.
He simply just refused to die a virgin. 😎
I just cannot get my head around Voldy being a father. The books describe him as being barely human anymore, the way dark magic had transformed and effected him. Would he even still be able to er...perform? I had to fan fic my own head canon. I can see Bella using a time turner (as they're already over-used in Cursed Child, why not) and going back to when Voldy was a young man working for Borgin and Burkes. I can imagine a younger Voldy being seduced by an attractive, charming, older woman like Bella, taken by her devotion to him. He may not even know who she was or that she became pregnant. Then, future Voldy may even have memories of a few nghts of lust (not love) with a mysterious woman not realising it was Bellatrix. It may even have acted as confrmation of his power over others. He wouldn't associate pregnant Bella to back then (what, 30-40 years pior?), he might have thought it was either Rudolphous's or even another death eaters, as I doubt Bella was a faithful wife. Either that or Bella lied about who the father was and Delphi just grew up thinking she was the daughter of the dark lord. Just because she has a few similar charatcer traits, it doesn't mean she's Voldys daughter. I also think that Voldys own arrogance went so far as believing he wouldn't need an heir. HE was the sole heir of Slytherin and that thought would have kept him happy in the knowledge that he and ONLY he kept the blood of Slytherin alive and just another symbol of his own status and power.
I will say this, some plot points aside, Cursed Child is visually stuning and spectacular. I enjoyed watching it. I'd hapily watchit again, given the chance.
I believe that definitely
Nah she sat on his flat face no doubt
At the end of the day he still a man lol
Visuals are nothing without the substance.
Bella drooling over the young Tom Riddle and wanting to sleep with him is absolutely possible. Bellatrix and Rudolphus being crazy and feeding the kid lies about her parentage is right up their Ally .
The image of Voldemort and Bellatrix doing the deed is something I think I’ll never be able to get out of my head now. Thanks.
Reminder : this book exists
Hope you didn’t get it at your head just yet
I don't feel Voldemort would ever make a backup plan for dying as he thought himself immortal. Rather, it would pay well to have a strong line of enforcers to carry out all his whims without question. What better than kids of his own he can brainwash and brutally train to be basically drones. His followers wouldn't live forever, and many followed him out of fear of his power and he had lesser control over them. Maybe this makes some weird sense to someone, it would also fall in line with his lack of love emotions as this would be purely making humans to be strong servants rather than actual children.
Yeah backup plans are stupid. Can you imagine if he made a bunch of horcruxes and hid them around the world, and invented a spell to recreate his body in the event it was destroyed? God that would be SO out of character for him, huh? ...OH WAIT THATS THE WHOLE DAMN STORY WEIRD
Smart that
Even if Voldermort couldn't die, having more of his evil spawn to help rule the world wouldn't hurt. And if he could be assured they couldn't die either, he'd have multiple people equally as evil as him with similar goals. You don't have to feel love to create a child, and you certainly don't have to show love as clearly shown by Voldermorts existence.
Kid: Dad, I still don’t understand how Bellatrix had a child.
Well son…
I have a hard time seeing CC as canon because we see Bellatrix several times from the time she escapes to her death and in none of those plotlines is she pregnant.
She is at the ministry in June of 1996, at Snape's house, at Dumbledore's death, the battle of the 7 Potters in July 97, and dies in June 1998.
When would she have had time to give birth?
(Ironically she was pregnant in real life while filming lol)
I totally agree. She was also at Malloy Manor in late March of 1998 during which she tortured Hermione. I can't see that in the time between her escape from Azkaban and her death, that it is remotely possible for her to have conceived a child and gave birth in total secrecy. There is no long period of time in which she disappears to hide her pregnancy and we never see her with a pregnant belly. Furthermore, at the very least, the Malfoys would have known about it.
most of those appearances were only in the movies, and the few that actually happened in the book didn't say she wasn't pregnant.
WAIT THE ACTOR WAS PREGGO?-
@@mugo3457 wel, funny thing during g prducthion hsrry potter order of phonix was helhnea was acthuly urgent with her and Tom burtons 2nd child together she I belive acthuy hsv to be doubled becuse if her pregnancy
technically she wasnt there for dumbledores death in the books
I feel like the act of breeding is something Voldemort would consider beneath him, practical or not.
Same
I think his goal was to spread himself far and wide, and a kid does that. Kids sound exactly aligned with his nature, he wants to fill the world with himself.
That’s what I think as well. He doesn’t even seem like he’s interested in sex.
It’s so sad that the cursed child is considered canon while the plot of hogwarts mystery with the cursed vaults is just a plot in a video game. It would have been so awesome if that storyline was the plot of the cursed child. Albums setting out to solve the curses of the vaults would be so awesome to see and would also make the title cursed child so much more meaningful
If Voldemort intended to live forever, why would he need an heir?
My theories:
1. He intended to use Delphini as a new vessel, so he could have a new, younger body that could walk around in and not draw attention to himself. Perhaps he would only take control of her when it was necessary; remaining tucked away in a corner of her mind.
2. He planned to use her as another Horcrux, as the Ministry and the Order wouldn't (theoretically) harm an otherwise innocent child and, even if they locked her up somewhere, she (and Voldemort's soul fragment) would still be safe.
3. He wanted to raise her in his own teachings, indoctrinate her from birth with his beliefs, and train her to become his most fanatically loyal, skilled, ultimate Death Eater. Unlike the vast majority of his followers, she would never know a time before Voldemort, and would be brought up with the Dark Arts in a way that no one ever had before.
*"It's a total fabrication."* -Jonathan Frakes
I agree
There are 3 main reasons as to why I cannot and will never view the cursed script as canon:
1. JK didn’t write it (this is an obvious one)
2. If it’s canon, then the original 7 books cannot be as it contradicts. Too many issues with the plot that go against former established canon and all characters are way ooc - like in most fanfics.
3. She never directly said it was canon. She said “should be considered canon” not “is canon”. There’s a big semantic difference.
lol, when Voldemort finished, he probably yelled his signature "NYAAAAAH!"
Somehow all those years ago when Voldemort was described I imagined he’d lost his thing along with his nose. He did so much to throw away his humanity away it seemed so natural that he’d thrown that away too. Delphini was a huge surprise.
Surely the reason voldy had a child was to cover his ass in the event his body was destroyed again. His daughter having his own flesh and blood (inc harrys blood) would be a much easier means of return than what he had to go through before. He could just possess her
I think she was like an accident 😂
Ye but how do u get an adult Harry to you and I think Delphi would not cut off her hand for him and just use voldy for herself
@@annalisageiger maybe you wo dsr if lucius or rdoplhous or narccascisa knew abut belltrux hsving affir with voldmort
Here’s a topic: in HBP Slughorn says only one other student ever earned a luck potion, presumably Snape If so, what did Snape use his luck potion for?
He never said that
You're presuming its Snape. I always thought it was Voldemort and thats how he got Slughorn to divulge the information on the horocrux
@Gyandeep khuntia i see…i don‘t remember the movies that well
@@ashtonhaggitt216 Considering Harry used Snape's potions book to make a perfect living death, using Snape's own notes to do so, I don't think it'd be that outlandish that Snape earned the same reward. I see Riddle more likely to use his natural charm and charisma to have gotten the info out of Slughorn, rather than relying on a potion or some external means.
@@bensaret oh I didn't say it was outlandish, just that you, just as myself, were presuming about who received the potion as its not confirmed.
I hate to be crude but Bellatrix would have let Voldemort have his way with her in front of not only her husband but on the Malfoy's dining table in front of all of the Death Eaters. If he truly thought that having a child was a backup plan to his Horcruxes then he would have put protection on Hufflepuff's cup and Ravenclaw's diadem other than the duplication spell and locking it in a Gringotts vault or just leaving it in the Room of Requirments. Just to be safe.
This whole notion of Voldemort not being able to feel love yet “Makes Love” to Bellatrix is SOOOOO Absurd. Millions of human men all around the world have sex all the time with men and women EVERY SINGLE DAY!!! Men (and some women) have sex every single day. Men all over the world have sex because it feels good to them,,,,they couldn’t give a rats ass about their partners. So trust me Voldemort could very easily go to bed with Bellatrix and conceive a child. And to those to say Voldemort doesn’t have a penis, because snake don’t have penis’ well snakes don’t have them, well snakes don’t have arms hands, legs and feet, well snakes don’t have any of those, yet there’s Voldemort with all those things, so he must have a penis. So I think it’s extremely plausible for him to have hormones and desire going to bed with Bellatrix.
So I think this is one of the things TCC got right. And I think it’s only natural for Delphi to wonder about her biological parents. There are many many other things TCC got wrong, but this this is one thing I think they got right!!! WAAAY right!
Voldemort definitely had a meaty donger. Bellatrix was never the same.
You need to make a alternative fanfiction of it or one of what if snape raises Harry Potter. Please you wrote amazing Star Wars fanfiction stories I know have the power to make one of Harry Potter.
I think Snape raising Harry only makes sense if Harry was more of a Harrietta. But definitely would be interesting what things would change with a female Harry. Would there be still a Ron? Would Harrietta and Hermione get along? Would Harrietta then be sorted into slytherin? Wow so many questions
That definitely would explain why Voldemort was so angry when Bellatrix was killed.
Voldemort offered Bellatrix in sacrifice to harry in order of phoenix to tempt him to kill someone. Voldemort would never have sex with anyone he only cared for himself and having a baby would be soo off character for him he though he was immortal.
What i find really strange troughout entire HP universe is how concieving Voldermort by the use of love potion is being talked about like it is something that never happened before or that it doesnt happen. Love potions are not even that hard to get in HP universe, and there is no way that others wouldnt be using it aswell. There should be like thousands of evil children walking around by this point..
i think love potion was one factor but jk rowling said if tom was borned and raised in a loving family his character might have been entirely different.
"there should be like thousands of evil children walking around by this point"
There are, they go to Hogwarts and get put in Slytherin house.
@@obtuse186 yup and then join death eaters
that last book just messes everything up.
To be honest, you don't need emotions like love to concieve a child. Voldemort could have just enjoyed the feeling of sex, as wrong as it sounds. He was a psychopath and undouptedly an aromantic, but you don't need love or romanticism to get carnal pleasure from an act and in the prossess you can get your partner pregnant. But then that really highlights how deluted and insane Bellatrix was. But then again, we have beautiful youthful women in real life who have fallen for crusty old dictators. Eva Braun fo example.
Don’t know if this has been said, but he could have just been showing his dominance over her and “giving” her what she wanted as a way to keep her loyal with the child being an unexpected result.
The quote goes on, Harry extrapolates 'the happiest he had been in fourteen years'
Maybe Bellatrix had always been his regular concubine. This happens on the night of Bellatrix's breakout, would only really make sense for them to get down and dirty if this was a regular arrangement before hand.
Guy can't feel love, but he can feel happiness clearly and I bet he can orgasm. Loyalty from his servants pleases him, maybe to the point of being a fetish.
Even if they had got down and dirty on the night of the breakout, I don’t know how Bellatrix would have conceived so soon. Wouldn’t she have been weakened by Azkaban, just as Sirius was? Hardly in much state to become pregnant, surely?
What book was the quote and what page
@@Jack-g5s1i I can't remember now, guessing order of the phoniex
He was happy because 10 of his servants got broken out of prison, not because he got lucky lol
Voldemort had a kid as a backup plan?
Um...his horcruxes were his backup plan.
Voldemort loved no-one. He planned to live forever. He had no intention of sharing power with anyone.
So how does him having a kid make any sense? The answer is that it doesn't.
The central character of that...rubbish called The Cursed Child would never have existed.
If anything Voldemort might have gotten Bellatrix pregnant only to cause her to miscarry as a punishment for daring to think that she could be the Dark Lord's equal or was even worthy to stand by his side.
If Delphi was Bellatrix's kid with Lucius or someone else I could see it. Not Voldemort though.
He would never have believed himself weak enough or vulnerable enough to need a child to carry on his line and continue his work.
Much like a certain WWII German leader, Voldemort would have wanted the world to end if he couldn't have it...he wouldn't have wanted anyone else to have it...not even his own child...which he never would have had in the first place.
I've heard that the play is very enjoyable to watch, but the story...IS NOT CANON.
Delphine which btw is a terrible name knowing Bellatrix who was very proud of her Pureblood heritage would name her daughter after a star like the rest of the black family and most likely with rodulphus lestrange probably to fulfill her obligations to continue on the Pureblood line
Delphi is how he'd form his ultimate society, over time, in his image. See my other comments as I said it a few times already. One time boinking Bellatrix is all it would take and he'd wash his hands of the sex thing until Delphini was an adult and he could force her to marry a pureblood and start ensuring that in time, all purebloods would be his descendants...and that of Slytherin. My other comments go on from there.
@@ZeoViolet boinking lol
I mean the author made it cannon and I hate to say it but it's the creator that decides whether or not something is cannon, not the fans who didn't even create the franchise to begin with. So here's a more likely possibility, a theory for you to help put your mind at ease about it being cannon because YES ITS CANNON! Voldemort doesn't feel love but physical attraction doesn't require love.
Sex is sex and it's possible that he had an accident with Bellatrix and chose to keep it a secret because he does not love Bellatrix nor does he love the child. Voldemort could have had a one-night-stand that resulted in an accidental pregnancy and no Voldemort did not want it but he's a complicated man so he chose not to do anything about it. You're welcome.
The birds and bees don't require love or power or a reason at all, it just requires two consenting adults that could have had a one-night-stand with the very common forgetfulness of protection, or because we're dealing with wizards, protection spells. It's cannon and you need to get over it. I've accepted it because it's stupid to claim something isn't canon if they've made a literal eighth book off it. JK Rowling is annoying when it comes to adding crap, but if she went out of her way to make an eighth book off it, then its fricken cannoned because she actually went out of her way and published it. I don't like her, nor do I support her personally, she's a Terf that adds a bunch of information that would have been nice in the books.
Then she writes a book with added information, and by writing a book ultimately makes her added information cannon whether you like it or not. It's apart of the franchise and you gotta get over it. I personally don't care if Delphini exists or not. If she exists in the cannon world-which yes she does-then how she was created was an accident during war times. Boom, done, simple, whatever. No extravagant storyline additions, it's just one character that we missed out on during the seven books because it had nothing to do with the seven books, so she makes an eighth book which is a scripted play write that you can read. I've read it and it's nice, so I've accepted it.
Delphini is cannon and we need to get with the times. If JK Rowling writes a book on Hermione's life and her being supposedly black because she ADDED that without putting it in the books, or creating another book to the series, then maybe we'd have a relook at Hermione's character. Stuff she adds on twitter with no book to back it up is what I consider, not-so-cannon.
However things she's added to her official Harry Potter Website and to her actual book series, I cannon that crap because it's written out in detail. However some of the things she's cannoned conflict with the books detailing. I don't believe Hermione's black just because she was detailed as a white character in the first fricken book. Go back and read the entire first book, then tell me if she was black or not. Delphini is cannon, Hermione being black is not cannon.
Theres a difference between Fannon, Cannon, and then JKR Adding just to have all communities involved in her franchise which you might think is a good thing, but there is a lot of controversy around this subject, and if she includes all communities-there is also those communities that are against their communities. For example, like with claiming Dumbledores gay AFTER the Harry Potter books and films were made. Instead of writing MORE BOOKS she just added it on fricken twitter. While Delphini's entire existence was made off an actual BOOK. Oh sigh, educate yourself.
@@ZeoViolet Or wait, a one-night-stand leads to an accidental pregnancy, a scandal and Rodolphus refuses to acknowledge the childs existence as its from ANOTHER MANS SPERM and the child is a bastard..Hence why Delphini doesn't got a surname.
With Voldemort not being able to do the simplest task without using magic, like not just throwing baby Harry out the window. He probably used some dark magic in a weird ritual to put a baby in her.
I guess after so many horcuxes his primary 'Wand' doesn't work like it should 🤣
@@manuelredgrave8348 hahahaha
He wouldn't have even been able to touch Harry.
Dude, I love the closing phrases u place in script!
...you think a guy who created 7 horcruxes to preserve his name legacy and existence...wouldn't have a kid? I'm surpised he'd have only 1, Voldemort is self obsessed. I don't think the people complaining he had a kid understand what he is, he is existence for the very sake of existence.
Considering that the act of making a horcrux was heavily implied to include necrophilia and cannibalism... Bellatrix was even more crazy than we thought 🤢
Cursed Child isnt canon
"Cursed Child isnt canon" I may not like the story arch but you people are fucking pathetic. She's the creator and writer of the series. Its *her* world. *She* makes the rules. If she says its canon, its canon. You dont have to like it but its not your call.
@@bigoljoe1829 This is quite a naive statement. Literature can be interpreted however an audience wants. The story was very clearly concluded, and this story was only culminated over the success of the original series. You cant have a series that was fairly consistent in its progression of tone and characters, then create a continuation that defies that and expect your audience to see it as cannon. Storytelling just doesn't work like that.
I could possible see Bellatrix seducing Voldemort. It would probably be an awkward affair. Bellatrix was obsessed with Voldemort and I can definitely see her wanting to get closer to him in any way she could.
Or like the video suggests, Voldemort may have just wanted to continue his blood line. In which case I think Bellatrix would have felt honoured.
Those lines at the end made me physically sick and now I can’t look at my favourite character again.But this was a clear explanation on this topic so thanks.
I haven't seen Cursed Child, but I read the published script. I always imagined that Tom Riddle died a virgin. If he and Bellatrix had a child, here's how I imagine it happening: Bellatrix stole Voldemort's DNA somehow, maybe through fingernail clippings or shed skin, and used either Dark Magic or Muggle medical technology to impregnate herself. She hid the pregnancy from Voldy, who probably would've killed her if he found out; remember that Bella was an excellent Occlumens. Maybe she told Narcissa. Bella could've used an advanced version of the expansion charm to hide her pregnancy. Where she would've hidden the subsequent baby, I don't know.
I'm not sure which thought I find more ludicrously disturbing: the fact that Voldemort was capable of the act of procreating in his condition, or the fact that in this day and age, there are STILL people who think that love is a necessary component of procreation. It could've been a reward for Bellatrix for being such a loyal follower.
Finally an adult here. I'm shocked reading some of these comments.
The point is not Voldemort not having the impulse to have sex. You voluntarily decide to have a child with a woman you love. That is why love matters. Now, Voldemort could have also fucked Bellatrix but the idea that he did not use some precautions is hilarious since canon Voldemort DID NOT want a child, he DID NOT think he could have lost, WAS NOT capebale to love. I mean we muggles have condoms, pills, etc. And i bet a powerful wizard like Voldemort could have easily stopped his cum to reach Bellatrix’s womb with an enchantment 😂😂
While it's not a huge interest of mine, I have read several True Crime books that my brother exposed me to. So I know a few things about real world serial killers. So when Dumbledore started telling Harry about Voldemort's background, I recognized many traits of real serial killers in Voldemort as I read Half Blood Prince. Rowling clearly did her homework. In fact, the only difference I could see was, Voldemort was not a sexual predator, which all real serial killers are. I chalked this up to two things, Rowling wanting to keep things slightly child friendly, and Voldemort being incapable of love, and therefore probably asexual.
The idea of Voldemort having a child is eye rolling. Especially since Bellatrix showed no signs of being pregnant during Harry and friends visit to Malfoy Manor. It would have been pretty obvious.
How? Well apparently Voldermort had powerful urges.
Ive never understood the hang up on Bellatrix and Voldemort having a baby. She was obviously obsessed and in love with him. He doesn’t give a rats ass about her, but he sure does about his bloodline. She would be the most appealing candidate to continue it because of her status, devotion, and pure maliciousness. Makes sense to me 🤷🏻♀️. The time turners working differently in a Cursed Child is what hangs me up 😂. I did find it a fun kind of “what if” story though. Not nearly as good as the actually books, but still something to give me a new Potter fix 😂🪄⚡️
When did Voldemort ever considered continuing his bloodline? Especially when his goal was to live forever.
Bellatrix: “My Lord I’m pregnant…”
Voldemort: “Aaaborta Katorta!” 👀
Once during a Death eater meeting. These two got super messed up on butterbear. 9 months later, bam, a daughter is born 😅🤣😂
They would not get drunk on butterbeer... unless they're both secretly house-elves.
an heir/ backup or even Voldomort's 7th planned horcrux. He wanted 7 and did not know that Harry accidently became the 7th Horcrux. Easy head canon is Voldomort's heir would be his 7th Horcrux and fits perfectly with his pride & arrogance.
Theory: Could the other founders of Hogwarts have had a secret place in the school similar to the Chamber of Secrets?
Absolutely, Helga has the kitchens. The Room of Requirement may be a Ravenclaw invention. Not sure on Goodrich though.
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@@Bwkjam The sword that would aid any Gryffindor student asking for it
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@@zacharyjochumsen9677 I couldn't understand or even pronunciate any of that.
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I think I downloaded the wrong Harry Potter film.
While the lineage theory is interesting (though I would think if that was his interest, it would have been more to create a powerful bloodline of future followers, than as a back-up to perserve his lineage), I have a different theory why Voldemort would want an heir. I have mentioned this before but I do think that many fans don't think dark enough when it comes to Voldemort.
For my theory, I first have to explain how I see Voldemort's view on existence. To me, it is clear that he is only interesting in the perservation of one thing: his mind. He doesn't care about the damage he does to his body and he certaintly didn't care for his soul, which he mutilated beyond human comprehension, yet as Dumbledore said: his soul might have been torn to pieces, his mind was as strong as it ever was. So, let us focus on this part: Did he really need his original soul or body? For his body, we know the answer, it has been destroyed once before so he definitely was willing to substitute it. As for his soul, I don't think so. If there was an alternative, he likely would have taken it, especially with the discovery of the destruction of the diary, he was made aware that his Horcruxes were in danger. Sure, he believed they couldn't get to them all but the doubt had crept in his mind and I think the fear of his end always lingered.
But what if he discovered a ritual that could further his immortality and push the amount of possible Horcruxes even further? He might have mutilated his soul as far as he could but what if he could transplant his mind to a different soul? A healthy soul, yet undivided... Yes, I think this was his plan: I think he did find a ritual that would allow him to bind his mind, his conscious to the soul of another, erasing the other from existence but why would Voldemort care, he never cared before about others. The only catch for this ritual, just like his resurrection potion, is that required a blood relative. A descendant this time, his child. I believe that if Voldemort had survived the Battle of Hogwarts and there were enough Horcruxes left, he would have waited a bit to see how his daughter developped but once she showed magical abilities, we would start the transfer, grafting his mind over her soul, erasing her mind/existence in the process and prepare to continue this new cycle of immortality. Creating seven more Horcruxes and preparing to have another heir one day, in case he had to repeat the process. This way, he would have multiple sets of 7 Horcruxes, from different souls but all with his mind, nearing true immortality.
This is what I have always thought 🤷♂️
Doesn’t really matter if cursed child is canon or not, if it has to be considered canon because jk said so, then yeah there’s a lot in the story that would contradict the original stories, but not thinking of her as an heir, only thinking of her as a “vessel” is completely plausible I think.
@@Bongsandquotesilike I think so as well, it is at least not something out of character for Voldemort to do something like that if it was possible and seeing how he already knew he no longer had a seven parted soul (as the Diary was destroyed, something he learnt before Delphi's conception), there was no reason for him to hang on to that 7 number anymore...
He only started fearing for his fall when he realized Harry was hunting horcruxes. The diary was used as a weapon (to open the chamber of secret) He always knew that giving it to Lucius was not for protection but for using. Of course he get mad when he realized it had been destroyed but he firmly believed the other would keep him safe. "There comes a time when Voldemort will start fear for his life" "he will stop sending out his Snake on missions and keep it close to him for protection. Only then should you tell Harry the truth" That what Dumbledore said to Snape and that what happened.
This would be a much better plot than the actual one
The cursed child sounds like a fanfiction
Would be interesting to see a theory video about how things would have played out if Barty Crouch Jr survived and got back to Voldy at the end of GoF
Child inheriting all characteristics of parents kind of seems like a cop out.
The issue for me is that voldemort's mother is seen as a victim and voldemort the villain. When in reality she was the villain and he was a product of her villainy.
I can just imagine Voldy and Loki hanging out in Ye Olde Villain Pub, and Voldy trying to tell Loki the story of how it happened, but Loki dismissing and making fun of him.
VOLDEMORT: "Whether you believe it or not, it really did happen!"
LOKI: "Is that what you said to her?"
As Silly as it is, I always just assumed that maybe there was no plan, just Bella and Voldemort we're not careful enough and it just happens after a while, so they keep a baby. Voldemort couldn't kill someone who like him is a heir of Slytherin (he didn't kill Morfin) and Bella obviously would want to be the one witch that carrries the heir of her Lord.
Voldemort stuck his Elder Wand into Bellatrix' Chamber of Secrets.
I started reading it, and didn't even get 30 pages in when I couldn't read any more and stopped, never picking it up again
That reading of those specific pieces of dialogue at the end is the real Curse here
"If there's something wrong with the bitch, there'll be something wrong with the pup" - Aunt Marge
I guess 'ol Voldy was getting busy with his elder wand
I think it totally makes sense for Voldi to continue his bloodline because he was so proud of it. And after a short period of thinking, I think it even makes totally sense for him to do that with Bellatrix. I don't think he loved her nor the child. But I think he was fond of her (he screamed when she was killed). And believe it or not but love plays no role in conceiving a child. I think his only reason was the bloodline or maybe he wanted to have a back up plan in case Harry wins.
At first I thought it is hard to believe that he chose Bellatrix to be the mother of this child because she is not really motherly at all. He could have chosen another pure blood women in his ranks. He could have chosen Narcissa for example because Cissy loved her son Draco with all of his heart and would most likely love her child with him, too (and take care of it which is the only thing that would matter to Voldi because he himself did not care). That would have the side effect that Lucius is even more punished and humiliated than before which is exactly what Tom wanted. But it makes sense that he chose Bellatrix. He did not only want a pure blood women. He wanted a skilled witch (good genes for his child!) and Bella was the most skilled female witch he knew.
He was a dirty mudblood.
Nice take
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(in snape’s voice): I may vomit.
Reminder this exists
The Cursed Child is awful, but the titular child is the part that makes the least sense. It makes no sense that Voldemort would never have a child. Since his goal is immortality, it makes no sense for Voldemort to produce an heir. The only thing a child would do, in his mind, would be to potentially usurp his power in the future.
I can only justify him wanting children is for an easier controlled army through a blood spell or they would be an ingredient and sacrifice for a spell.
Horcruxes anchor the person to the mortal plane, but that does not mean that he would not get older or that his homunculus body would not break down eventually, so he decides to have a child whose body he can transfer to or use on a similar ritual to the one used in Goblet at the appropriate time. Then he would repeat the process with Delphini, and so on.