I think that Voldemort was happy when Harry felt the burning in his scar when all of the death eaters got out of Azkaban. Voldemort is able to feel emotions. He just cannot feel love.
I agree, Voldemort was happy and excited about the prisoners breaking out of Azkaban. The timing was wrong for Bellatrix and Voldemort to be together yet. Although I agree that when she was released that would have made the best scenario for them to get together because he would have not gotten used to her being around yet. He wouldn't have taken her for granted yet.
don't confuse the movie image with the canon image, but Helen Bonham Carter would take it as a compliment as she was 44 at the time they were shooting Deadly Hallows Voldemort due to the detoriation of his humanity by the creating of horcruxes looks very serpentine and it is hard to guess an age of snakes having no facial muscle.
I know. Why should not feeling love mean you can't gave emotion. Harry's scar hurt whenever Voldemort (I think that is who your talking about) felt angry or happy.
if you’re talking about voldermort it’s because his mother used a love spell on his father so he was born from a spell so he wasn’t able to feel love throughout his whole life.
[Bella weighing her options out one day] Bellatrix: "Hmmmm so it's certain death if I'm found out,but unlimited sexy time with my love if it works? Mmmmm I'll take my chances [hungrily licks lips] "
I have a theory that Delphini wasn't meant to have a great life, nor be raised by either of her parents. She was a test and test subject. Perhaps meant to be a just-in-case vessel, maybe Voldemort just wanted to test if he could have children still after reforming, maybe he wanted her to break apart her soul multiple times so he could see what happens if she tried to put it back together. Bellatrix may have wanted to raise her, but that's never what Voldemort was going to permit.
Which is why I hope they give her a redemption story,if they ever continue the plot. Delphi may have some of her parents attributes,but she seems more redeemable then they were. Bellatrix grew up in a rich and privileged family,and still loved evil until her dying days. Tom Riddle grew up popular and influential,but yet he didn't care.In the end he still wanted only power,and no friendship. Delphi wasn't them in that regard at all. She had a horrible childhood,and was routinely abused both physically and emotionally by the woman that was supposed to raise her.Also she was brainwashed by Bellatrix's husband to believe that she was the chosen one,to restore Voldemort to power.It's obvious by the end of the book that she just wanted to be loved by her parents.Love they were unworthy of to be honest. So I would love to hear more of her story,where she is eventually redeemed. Yes she already murdered a teenager and tore her soul.But if she can feel remorse it can be repaired.Maybe if she's de programmed and learns exactly what her parents were via Harry,she could repent and become a better person in the end. She and Harry share a kinships of sorts. He feels for her for being an orphan like her is.Her father made Harry an orphan,and Harry made her an orphan pretty much.I would love if he became her mentor like Dumbledore was to Harry one day.
@@richiefranklin76 That's a decent argument for her. She's not totally irredeemable. It's a good plot for a fanfiction if a writer is smart about it. Unfortunately, JKR had to be a hateful brat, so anything new she might produce is now tainted forever by that and nobody will want to consume it, so we'll probably not get anyone willing to work with her on Cursed Child part 2. If the fans weren't already against Cursed Child, her frankly misinformed and demeaning views on certain marginalized people have turned them against it now.
Merope Gaunt Riddle's love potion did not simply "fade away over time." You need to keep giving the victim the love potion to maintain its effects. After a while Merope felt so much love for and from Tom Riddle, while already pregnant, that she decided to stop giving him the potion, hoping that his feelings for her and their unborn child were real and he would stay with them. Instead, once it wore off he seemed horrified by his situation, as if waking from a dream into a nightmare, and left her.
7:48 Voldemort can feel emotion, just not love. He feels joy in killing muggleborns, he feels anger when his plans fail, he feels fear when his horcrux's are being destroyed and he's possibly facing death. He's not emotionless, love is all he was devoid of.
Although considering his connection with Nagini I think it can be argued to an extent that he can still feel that, too, just not to nearly the same extent as others. This very channel has a video on the topic.
Would a “love potion” work on a person incapable of feeling love? If Voldemort never felt love, how could he suddenly have feelings for another person? We know Voldemort never trusted people from when Dumbledoor visits him in the orphange. He also did not trust Bellatrix. He was “concerned “ over her thirst for power. He understood that thirst because he had it too. However, both being narcissist, wouldn’t share the throne with the other. Wanting an heir makes sense.
The loves potion doesn’t cause love, it causes a strong obsession that can be mistaken for love. Artificially creating love is impossible. Hopefully that answered your question. :)
Well actually if you watch or read number 6 the half blood prince Prof. Slughorn teaches about the love potion. There is nothing that can cause real love, but the love potion causes powerful obsession.
I think Bellatrix used the powerful spell: DICKUS ERECTUS! Or Voldemort himself decided to get "busy" with Bella. Before that he called Peter Pettingrew. "Wormtail! You have to cut one more finger off! I want to have more parts of my body back." "O..of course, my lord! You want to have your nose growing?" "Uhm... yes, kinda!"
The thumbnail LMAOOOO. Edit: Voldemort is aromantic (meaning, he doesn’t feel romantic attraction), not asexual (someone who doesn’t feel sexual attraction, but can feel love/romantic attraction.) Psychopaths cannot feel love. Yet they understand lust. In fact, the way Voldemort describes Snape’s feelings for Lily as “desiring her” rather than “loving her,” suggests this angle as more likely. While I wouldn’t place it above Bellatrix to use a love potion, I don’t think she would have had to. She was beautiful, and even if Voldemort did not love her in a pure sense, he could love her in a sexual way (and evidently, did.) There’s also the matter of taking Bellatrix from Rodolphus as a way to assert dominance over him. Bellatrix had long denied Rodolphus a child, but had one with Voldemort. I also don’t think Bellatrix would have done that knowing Voldemort’s background as the child of a love potion rape. No, I think the two of them had an understanding, and Voldemort rewarded Bellatrix with the honour of bearing his child as a reward for her loyalty, as well as a way to maintain control over her. Of course, he could have himself been sexually attracted to her without being in love with her. To TL;DR, Voldemort would absolutely fuck Bellatrix. But would he sacrifice himself for her the way James did to protect Lily and Harry? Absolutely not. That much is clear in his expectation of Bellatrix’s participation in the Battle of Hogwarts, despite her having given birth to Delphini not too long before that. Another thing against the love potion angle: recall how Ron acted when he was slipped a love potion, and how Jacob acts when Queenie gives him one. It’s a “drunk” sort of feeling, which Voldemort never exhibited. So, I don’t think he was slipped a love potion at all, as I don’t think Bellatrix would live to see another day once its effects wore off, loyal death eater or not.
The issue I’ve got with this theory, though I wouldn’t contest it, is that Voldermort could possibly have detected the skulduggery involved in Bellatrix feeding him a love potion. Additionally, the segment from Order of the Phoenix you included is from the time he instigated the Azkaban breakout. How could Bellatrix have fed him the potion so immediately after he freed her?
5:17 I can buy that you said he's incapable of love, but I don't buy the whole "incapable of emotion" thing, for example, he has such glee when he killed people to accomplish his goals, when he thought Harry Potter was truly dead, and the despair and sense of defeat he felt when he finally died.
It makes sense. I can’t see Voldemort having a child to continue a legacy, as he was going to live forever as far as he was concerned. I think with a bit of mathematical deduction you could work out when she started slipping him the potion, and how it changes his demeanour in subtle ways.
If Bellatrix gave Voldemort love portion, then how come others don't notice their relationship? and say anything about it?? Wouldn't it be obvious to see a person act different especially someone like Voldemort? It's hard to believe he wanted the legacy to continue, if he really wanted to be immortal!! But being with someone pure blood and evil minded seems accurate!
Tom's second body had Harry's blood in it so perhaps to Riddle started feeling warm feelings towards Bellatrix after all she had done for him and her trying to find him after what happened in Godric Hallow. Tom really valued that.
I feel like if Voldemort was smart, he would know the difference between love and lust, and that it could've been lust that created his and Bellatrix's daughter during possible sexual intercourse between the 2 evil beings. Sure, a love potion could've definitely been the case, but you could still believe that Voldemort, although he thought he was the only known being to have the power to live forever, could've had sex with Bellatrix since she was his most faithful servant and he knew her feelings for him, and conceived a baby in the hopes to finish his and Salazar's work if it just so happened that Voldemort ended up failing after having spent practically his entire life making sure that he was the most powerful wizard or being of all time. That's how I think about the situation.
@@Matthew0171 I mean all the evidence said even if he want to have children he can't physically!!! And his age is over even for wizards world standard!!! And his soul is so damaged !!!! Either Delphi is lying on Albus and Malfoy or she hid the truth of her real parents!!
@@MMD_16-95 does it say in the books and why in them why he wouldn't be able to reproduce? Idk, I haven't read the entire series and I haven't read the ones I have in a very long time.
Bella loved him mainly because he was her saviour, her mentor, and he nurtured her, accepted her darkness, encouraged her, and taught her how to channel it and she, too, felt at home with him. He allowed her to be who she was. He didn't use her, she loved doing what she did, she knew exactly what she was doing, and she wouldn't have it any other way. He simply allowed her to be who she was and is there anything more beautiful?
I have always wondered if someone used a love potion on Voldemort what would it do to him I have a theory my self: I do now believe that it could have the power to make him love but just make him be able to like something or someone not much but enough for him to maybe actually have friends but I do not believe that belletrix dared use one on her master, but there is also proof that there was never a love potion used on oldy voldy since his daughter Delphiney could feel love as she did have friends and liked them which I think pretty much clears out the theory of old voldy being put under the power of a love potion
I think that the love potion wore off in the forbidden forest, because when Voldermort told Malloy she mom to check if harry was dead Bellatrix was very surprised
Would him Drinking a love potion just make him act like a normal human being? because Tom Riddle Snr was under a love potion when he got dirty with Merope Gaunt and had a kid so when the potion wore off on the unborn Voldemort it took away all the love inside of him before it existed, so wouldn't drinking a love potion just restore his love instead of over exaggerating it like it did on Ron? also when Bellatrix was killed at the end of Deathly Hollows it threw Voldemort into a rage so that might mean he was under the potion's influence at that time
Well actually Prof. Slughorn says in book six that actually love potions don’t cause real love, because thats not possible. It just causes obsessiveness over the person
agreed. also, its explained with ron, that if love potions are allowed to sit for a while, they get stronger. the love potion he accidently took had been strengthening since christmas.
No no no Isolt Syre's magical daughter did not marry because she had the ability parsle tongue but her twin sister a squib did marry and there was no confirmation if she had a child or not so the only reasonable and proved answer if you believe that the cursed child is canon delphini is the last descendant
I do think Rowling did intend Delphini to be canon, and I think you can even pinpoint the conception to occur during the Half Blood Prince. It really was a strange choice by the author for Bellatrix to not be part of the Death Eater team the day Dumbledore died. But if she was visibly pregnant at that point it makes sense
Exactly. rowling basically pulled a lucas and then thinks people will be okay with it. uh, helllooo... Lucas' fans didn't even opt in on His nonsense. and Rowling is No Lucas.
To me it doesn't make sense that voldemort would want a child. If and that's a big big if he wanted a child he'd just steal a pure blood boy wizard or girl witch and brainwash him or her to be like him.
Voldemort succumbing to love enchantments sounds unlikely given how strong his mind was. He'd be able to sense and resist the manipulation. The infatuation created from love spells/potions would have been the first time he ever had those feelings. They'd be new and take away from Voldemort's firm sense of control. He'd go ballistic. But it does make more sense than Voldemort planning for Delphini himself. He was immortal and didn't need to continue Salazar Slytherin's bloodline. On top of which, another heir could present a problem later on in the form of competition. On the flip-side, perhaps it was the combination of the two. Bellatrix had a complete YOLO moment, was on the edge of destruction, and explained herself and how a child exalts him. Would say she'd play to his ego, but all her actions were for him anyway. Voldemort saw her reasoning and decided to have a child. In this way it'd be to his benefit, as a child - or succession of one each generation - would be his most loyal, and thus can be entrusted to carry out other duties during his eternal reign over the wizarding world.
There was no Love there. Voldy Just wanted to demonstrate that nothing happens without his "Stamp of Approval" on it. Remember him looking around to make sure that everyone was watching? He wanted to be sure that everyone got the message he was sending.
I really think it was as simple as Voldemort wanting to create an heir. Not because he thought Harry would win, but because he knew the final battle was coming and he needed to get having a child “out of the way” so that he could completely focus on defeating Harry and taking over. He had plans to be a busy guy within the next couple years, ya know? You don’t have to feel love to tango, or so I’ve been told. Bellatrix was the first volunteer when he announced his plan to the inner circle, because she obviously wants Voldy real bad (what a weirdo lol). The glimpse Harry gets into Voldemort’s mind is Bellatrix telling him that she is pregnant, and he’s happy not because he wants to rock the baby to sleep every night and sing her lullabies, but because it’s just another piece of his plan falling into place. Also maybe he was just happy because once was enough and he never has to tango with Bellatrix or anybody else ever again. He definitely doesn’t seem like the kind of guy who wants to spoon.
This has got to be a joke. Voldemort the most powerful dark wizard of his time, would no way have taken and fallen for a love potion made by a follower of his. He would straight away have figured out what she was doing and punished her severely
I have just thought of a theory... Colin crevey has a muggle made camera but in Year 4 Hermoine says that muggle artifacts stop working in Hogwarts... This makes no sense
@@tj5416 Also even if they didn't mean just electronics,it's easily within the realm of possibility that Colins camera would have been tampered with and given magical upgrades. Like how Mr Weasly turned a normal muggle car into a flying one
I'm not convinced by this theory. Love points cause obsession, not real love. Voldemort doesn't appear to be obsessed with Bellatrix. I fact quite the opposite, Voldemort took pleasure in humiliating her with as well as the Malfoys in TDH. I think we just need to accept JK Rowling wrote a crappy play.
I question if a love portion would even work on Voldemort. More importantly, I doubt Bellatrix would ever dare to try to use any subterfuge against Voldemort, including a love potion. I also doubt Voldemort would have intentionally conceived a child to continue his bloodline since he would need no legacy since he saw himself as immortal and would forever be slytherin's permanent bloodline himself. That said, I still stand behind my own theory that Nagini, not Bellatrix was Delphini's mother. The piece of Voldemort's soul placed in Nagini caused her to lay an egg from which Voldemort's child, Delphini, was born. The surviving death eaters who knew the truth conspired to claim that Bellatrix was the mother because they knew nothing about the horcruxes and thus thought, but didn't want anybody else to know that their master had a physical relationship with a snake.
@@ladolcevita235 Yes, I could be more stupid. I could waste my time angrily insulting people in the comments section of UA-cam over their fanfiction theories about fictional properties.
Having a legacy safeguard makes sense for Voldemort, considering how obsessed he was with immortality. I highly doubt Bellatrix would use a love potion on him though given her obsessive devotion, and how would she explain that to him after it wore off. He didn't even care when Harry hit her with the Cruciatus Curse, and even gave him tips afterwards, he certainly wouldn't have done that if he was under a love potion. As for Delphi's emotional instability, first, certain forms of insanity and obsession can be passed down from parent to child. Second, she was raised by devoted Death Eaters. And she did seem to have a deep affection for her father despite having never met him, to the point where she became almost desperate and pitiful, that's not a sign of a lack of emotion like Voldemort.
You don't have to be in love with someone to have sex with them, haha. You don't even need to like them😂 Just because Voldy couldn't feel love doesn't mean he didn't enjoy more "carnal" pleasures
Besides, there is a belief concerning the power behind two becoming one physically. Maybe he heard of it, and wanted to experiment to see the validity of the belief.
specially if the bellatrix in the book looks the same as the actress i mean the character is a super psycho but the actress was very hot in that dark tight dress for the mentioned carnal pleasures :D
And I also remember reading that when Bellatrix died in the Battle of Hogwarts, Voldermort screamed or something like that, I saw it online and I haven’t gotten to the last book yet but I think that is also contributing to the theory and that the potion lasted until his defeat.
I think the Dark Lord procreated from a standpoint of furthering the Slytherin legacy. You see, magic goes deep into the souls of the magical and it is repeatedly shown that aggressive behavior is a common problem among the pure-bloods. Furthermore, if the kid was unable to feel love, it doesn't make sense to be longing for a father figure.
The answer is very simple. Voldemort intended the baby to be a backup body he could possess if his regular body was destroyed. We know he can possess animals and people when in his "less than the meanest shade" form. It's broadly hinted that in GOF he acquired his rudimentary body by possessing Bertha Jorkins's fetus (or possibly even impregnating her magically or even forcing Wormtail to do it). And there's no reason to think he would actually have sex with Bellatrix to do it - a magical turkey baster situation most likely. Bellatrix could never have given him a love potion. A) he wouldn't trust anyone enough to drink anything they gave him, and B) he would have killed her for it once the effects wore off
Being that he was conceived under a love potion, i'm hesitant to believe he is susceptible to the affects of one. we know love potions do not induce love but a strong infatuation, if he is inescapable of love because his father was under a love potion when he was conceived it might also be true he would be immune to the affects of a love potion.
Even though there are other ways of magically controlling someone it has to be a love potion because he would escape from any charm or imperius curse so it would have to be a love potion.
Could really anyone imagine voldemort beeing intimate with bellatrix?? Even with a love potion its not imaginable that voldemort would even touch anybody in such way .....his charakter and nature really dosent allow the brain to believe such thing
IM CONFUSED HOW DID SHE JUST WALK INTO HOGWARTS AND FIND 2 BOYS AND SOMEHOW FIND A TIME TURNER AND GO BACK YEARS AGO WITH OUT AGEING WTF IM CONFUSED CURSED CHILD IS LOWKEY MAKES 90 % NO SENSE THE ONLY THING THAT MAKES SENSE IS HOW RON AND HERMIONE SO AS GINNY AND HARRY HAD CHILDREN AND DRACO WITH ASTORIA HAD SCORPIUS THATS THE ONLY THING THAT MAKES SENSE BECAUSE THEY WERE IN THE ORIGINAL BOOKS CONFUCIOUS
The thought of how Voldemort would have reacted to coming out of a love potion trance after banging Bellatrix is hilarious. "What? This can't be right! Loving others, being dependent, is the most despicable weakness imaginable. Share my exalted blood, the blood of Salazar Slytherin, with another? Create a child who might one day rise against me? Make plans for my own death?! I'm not going to die, I'm going to live forever! What strange magic addled my mind and made me temporarily lose my senses?!" J.K. Rowling: *Awkwardly looks away.* Uh, yeah, everyone, Bellatrix used a love potion. I totally intended it to be that way all along!
I'm late to the party here, but this video has made me wonder about something. If you attribute Voldemort's downfall to the fact that he was evidently born with an incapability of feeling love, then this seems to contradict something that Dumbledore told Harry when he said that it was a person's choices that defined who and what they are more than our abilities (and be extension, our disabilities). So how does one reconcile these two, apparently, opposite positions? Was Dumbledore actually wrong in Voldemort's case, or did Tom Riddle only become the Dark Lord was because he happened to choose what might have been the path of least resistance? So entering the realm of speculation, what, if anything, could Tom Riddle have alternatively done to transcend the limits that his inability to love (which was not the result of any choice he made) to make himself a better and more worthwhile individual despite the disadvantage, especially given that his inability to love would likely even extend to an inability to love himself enough to be willing to try?
Sometimes I feel like the lady who made Harry Potter just randomly did the movie not thinking of how it could make sense and then there’s all these people seeing how it could work so hard . Lol Kidding btw she knew what she was doing
I think option A is more likely because when Ron was given a potion he was in sort of a trance where Voldemort shows none of the signs of the Potion from order of the pheonix to the deathly hallows
I think it was obvious in the books, and in the movies (perhaps because I'd read the books), that Bellatrix was in love with Voldi. In the Deathly Hallows book, Voldi screams out when Bellatrix is killed. This tells me he lost someone he cared for, whether it's love or some other version of a relationship ... I'm not sure.
"Because there relationship was artificial Voldemort was incapable of feeling love" - This theory makes no sense. If anything it was his upbringing, personality or most likely both. The same goes for Delphini. Think about all the children conceived during forced marriages or rapes. They normally still grow up to be kind people fully capable of feeling love. Why should it be so different with the use of a love potion?
You’ve said many times that Voldemort was unable to have emotions like compassion but what about when he agreed to not kill Lily Potter for Snape? I’d argue that that was Voldemort showing compassion to Snape after all if Lily were to be killed and Snape turned against the Dark Lord what’s one more enemy to him?
It'd would've been more of a compelling story if she had some voldy/bella qualities (powerful magic, intelligent, arrogance, rule breaker) but desired to distance herself from her evil parents being horrified by her heritage and prove she isn't a bad person
Ok so explain to me how Bellatrix managed to sneak voldy a love potion. I doubt he wouldn't of noticed something like that in his afternoon cup of tea!
And he'd notice the change of feeling in himself. I really can't see how sneaking him a potion would work. Them simply creating a baby with both Sytherin and Black family blood seems more likely. Bella would consider it an honour to serve him that way.
That is interesting speculation however whether he's immune or not a better point is how in the hell would Lord Voldemort ever be deceived into drinking a love potion?
@@joshuahallett6235 Well unless the body he had made in the GoF doesn't need food or drink. I'd say he still has to eat and drink. Not too hard to mix it into his drink or food.
@@Undead2death perhaps but would he really trust anyone else to prep is food also even so could anyone picture Bellatrix making food I feel that kind of task is probably up to Narcissa now that they don't have a slave which brings up an interesting point are we really expected to except they never got another house elf or that all rich families only had one?
hum I think voldemort should be immune to love potion as he was conceived under it. That would make sense. Also, he could have be the one wanted a child as a way to keep bellatrix as a fervent subject for eternity. She always have been loyal to him, preferring going to askaban than renonce to him so he could have seen her as a subject that will alway scarify herself for him out of love. But because he doe not feel love, he may feel scared to lose her because he can't give her back the love that he don't feel, so having a child would be for him a way to give her something which look like love to her, for him to keep her forever in this obsession of him. It would have felt like a reward for all her sacrifices and in the same time it would have being a way for him to insure that she would be loyal forever to him. In addition, he is obsess with blood purity and Bellatrix have what he consider as a very pure blood line, which may improve his descendance (as he really try to erase the muggle part of his blood so mixing with a pure blood is also diluting the muggle blood of his blood line). For bellatrix, she never gave a child to her husband because she never loved him, so if Voldemort requested a child from her, she would have seen it as her giving him a proof of love that only him can have - from her.
I love the whole Harry Potter series. But I always root for the villains, because I always understand and like them more. I loved Voldemort and Bellatrix and I would love to see more of them and their story.
It seems very out of place for Voldemort to want a backup heir. His entire character is central around how he would do anything to rise to the top. He was so sure of himself, stuck-up, and confident that he would be immortal that he didn't even bother thinking things through well enough, which eventually led to his downfall. If he was so sure of his immortality, why would he want an heir just in case? It's very out of character.
Or... Voldemort: To punish you for failing to retrieve the prophecy at the Ministry I will have a baby with you. Bellatrix: Wait what, okay great Voldemort: As the descendant of Salazar Slytherin my trouser snake just happens to be an actual snake. Bellatrix: uh oh
I think even if Voldemort aka Tom doesn't feel love. he experiences fear and anger but also desire. Voldemort can desire a woman's body and even recognize a woman's beauty. I have several hypotheses. first hypothesis Voldemort wanted to create another horcrux but not a book or other objects. a real living being and it would be interesting to have a child. In his body there will be a part of his soul, preventing him from dying. second hypothesis. Bellatrix used a powerful form of magic to make Voldemort interested in her and feel such an attraction that he wanted to have a child with her. last hypothesis we all know that Voldemort is not exactly the same in front of others and when he finds himself alone. he has always been a secretive man keeping his sorrows and fears to himself, confiding in no one. like every human being he has his little weak points. I think in a fit of madness he agreed to have one or more sexual relations with Bella but he did not foresee that she would become pregnant.
Bellatrix could not use the love potion couse voldemort could not feel love... the awnser to THIS question (why voldy can not feel love) is that his dad was put under a love potion when he (Tom Riddle) was born. That's wot i had to say U-U
I thought Voldemort was so happy because that’s when his Death Eaters escaped Azkaban Prison. Not from a love potion, Bellatrix would’ve only just escaped.
You’re correct - yeah, this video using the “Voldemort felt happier than he had felt in 14 years” is invalid because the book literally immediately follows that up with the article that there was a mass breakout from Azkaban. Not sure why they used that quote in this video.
Voldemort was "happier than he had been in a very long time" because he'd just broken out his most loyal followers including Bellatrix from Azkaban. He had taken a big step in getting his side back to full power. Otherwise The Order of the Phoenix book could not be understood on its own - And it would have been poor writing, which I don't think is the case. Now that does not preclude Bellatrix from using a love potion. It's just not hinted at in the original 7 books - It was added later on. So working backwards to match the quote with this theory is forcing it - It's just not very likely.
Voldemort: »Narzissa, I need your manor.« Narzissa: »As our stronghold for the war, right?« Voldemort: 😏 Narzissa: »As our stronghold for the war, right?«
They (being Merope and Tom Riddle Sr.)broke up because Merope stopped giving Tom the love potion thinking that since they had been together so long he might actually have some feelings for her but she was wrong he rode away and left her to have a baby alone
I highly doubt that she used a love potion on him. If he were he would of acted very differently, he didn't really treat bellatrix any differently, which he would have if he were under the influence of one.
OKAY HEAR ME OUT!!!! Please consider: firstly it couldn’t have been a love potion as any resulting child from the union wouldn’t be able to feel love. As crazy as dephini is, she still loved her father, even going back in time just to see him. Secondly, personally I can’t imagine Voldemort doing anything sexual, so a theory I have is that there could be some sort of magical version of IVF where he could somehow get his semen into Bella without the sex. (I imagine it being extracted in the same way a memory is, not even via masturbation). This theory is actually backed up by the fact that it usually takes many tries to have a child and not only is he less than human, but he is in his 70s. It would have been impossible without some sort of magical intervention given his age. Not only that but I can’t imagine him doing it multiple times “the muggle way” to get some result, especially since he sees himself as above everyone else and certainly wouldn’t degrade himself in such a way.
Just bcos a person is incapable feeling love and empathy, does not mean that person is incapable engaging in coitus, the physical act of procreation. Say that sentence with the voice of Sheldon Cooper and you'll get what I mean.
I think that Voldemort was happy when Harry felt the burning in his scar when all of the death eaters got out of Azkaban. Voldemort is able to feel emotions. He just cannot feel love.
agreed
I agree, Voldemort was happy and excited about the prisoners breaking out of Azkaban. The timing was wrong for Bellatrix and Voldemort to be together yet. Although I agree that when she was released that would have made the best scenario for them to get together because he would have not gotten used to her being around yet. He wouldn't have taken her for granted yet.
Not in her 20:th but more in her 30:th I think
Either that, or Harry literally felt Voldy cumming. ...sorry for the mental images.
I agree
If you think about it Bellatrix broke the Black family pure-blood line
Oh. My god
Lol and she still have the portrait in the black family tree
Ya
I would think the Black family would be ok with it as she married the heir of slytherin
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Bellatrix- 47 years old but looks like a 20 year old woman
Voldemort- 71 years old but it seems his horcruxes has stopped his physical ageing
He looks older 😂
My fAtHeR looks older
don't confuse the movie image with the canon image, but Helen Bonham Carter would take it as a compliment as she was 44 at the time they were shooting Deadly Hallows
Voldemort due to the detoriation of his humanity by the creating of horcruxes looks very serpentine and it is hard to guess an age of snakes having no facial muscle.
Voldemort could possibly be younger than 71. The horcuxs could of took away his handsomeness
I don't see a child happening. I just don't see Riddle being able to raise his wand at age 71 after the soul torture he went through
@@chloep8565 no, he was 71 when he died
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What is this bs that he can’t feel emotion? He just can’t feel love. He knows anger and happiness!
I guess you could stay happiness? Lol
I know. Why should not feeling love mean you can't gave emotion. Harry's scar hurt whenever Voldemort (I think that is who your talking about) felt angry or happy.
if you’re talking about voldermort it’s because his mother used a love spell on his father so he was born from a spell so he wasn’t able to feel love throughout his whole life.
Not to mention that emotion isn't always a prerequisite for sexual desire. Voldemort may have been weird looking, but he was still a man.
I agree. When Harry felt Voldemort’s emotions in the fifth year he felt both explosive fury and happy elation when the death eaters escaped.
Me: No person with a spark of sanity would do that to Voldemort!
Me, 1 second later: Bellatrix totally did it!
[Bella weighing her options out one day]
Bellatrix: "Hmmmm so it's certain death if I'm found out,but unlimited sexy time with my love if it works?
Mmmmm I'll take my chances [hungrily licks lips] "
@@richiefranklin76 why I love this fandom
Cursed child does NOT count as cannon and any TRUE fan would agree.
@@anthonye9496 one needs to be very uninformed about the Harry Potter world to consider that abomination as canon
One does not contradict the other
I only knew that Bellatrix loved Voldemort more than her own husband.
I think she did
She only married him as he was a pure blood
Get away from my girlfriend!
Heremone granger I'm the new professor in hogwarts
@@mrpeter1783 give us alot of homework
I have a theory that Delphini wasn't meant to have a great life, nor be raised by either of her parents. She was a test and test subject. Perhaps meant to be a just-in-case vessel, maybe Voldemort just wanted to test if he could have children still after reforming, maybe he wanted her to break apart her soul multiple times so he could see what happens if she tried to put it back together. Bellatrix may have wanted to raise her, but that's never what Voldemort was going to permit.
Which is why I hope they give her a redemption story,if they ever continue the plot.
Delphi may have some of her parents attributes,but she seems more redeemable then they were.
Bellatrix grew up in a rich and privileged family,and still loved evil until her dying days.
Tom Riddle grew up popular and influential,but yet he didn't care.In the end he still wanted only power,and no friendship.
Delphi wasn't them in that regard at all.
She had a horrible childhood,and was routinely abused both physically and emotionally by the woman that was supposed to raise her.Also she was brainwashed by Bellatrix's husband to believe that she was the chosen one,to restore Voldemort to power.It's obvious by the end of the book that she just wanted to be loved by her parents.Love they were unworthy of to be honest.
So I would love to hear more of her story,where she is eventually redeemed.
Yes she already murdered a teenager and tore her soul.But if she can feel remorse it can be repaired.Maybe if she's de programmed and learns exactly what her parents were via Harry,she could repent and become a better person in the end.
She and Harry share a kinships of sorts.
He feels for her for being an orphan like her is.Her father made Harry an orphan,and Harry made her an orphan pretty much.I would love if he became her mentor like Dumbledore was to Harry one day.
@@richiefranklin76 That's a decent argument for her. She's not totally irredeemable. It's a good plot for a fanfiction if a writer is smart about it. Unfortunately, JKR had to be a hateful brat, so anything new she might produce is now tainted forever by that and nobody will want to consume it, so we'll probably not get anyone willing to work with her on Cursed Child part 2. If the fans weren't already against Cursed Child, her frankly misinformed and demeaning views on certain marginalized people have turned them against it now.
Your Wayward Destiny I agree
Your Wayward Destiny I highly agree
Omg that might be! Nice thinkin dude
Merope Gaunt Riddle's love potion did not simply "fade away over time." You need to keep giving the victim the love potion to maintain its effects. After a while Merope felt so much love for and from Tom Riddle, while already pregnant, that she decided to stop giving him the potion, hoping that his feelings for her and their unborn child were real and he would stay with them. Instead, once it wore off he seemed horrified by his situation, as if waking from a dream into a nightmare, and left her.
Oops, I should have watched to the end before commenting. Still what I said is what's in the books.
@@rnptenafly That is what I read too!
7:48 Voldemort can feel emotion, just not love. He feels joy in killing muggleborns, he feels anger when his plans fail, he feels fear when his horcrux's are being destroyed and he's possibly facing death. He's not emotionless, love is all he was devoid of.
True, very true
Although considering his connection with Nagini I think it can be argued to an extent that he can still feel that, too, just not to nearly the same extent as others. This very channel has a video on the topic.
Harry potter and the cursed sequel
Just because there are no comments I commented
@@ginnyweasly1632 o lol
@@ginnyweasly1632 :0
Harry Potter and the Quiet Life; A Life's Asperation.
@@ginnyweasly1632 how very Hufflepuff of you 😂😂😬
8:18
She would surely have payed for what she did, Voldemort would of killed her or worse
Hermione-DiD hE eXpELl hEr???
{wolf BIscut } yes >:3
Hermione,she is already 70 something years old
Hey if a ghost can teach
man jk rowling really wiped the floor with the harry potter story line after she finished it
*her ass
Fixed that for you
maybe she should have gone to azkaban after the 7th book, that lefty lunatic...
The Harry Potter series was not written by J.K Rowling but by ghost writers
@@histnara4995 that is just not true
themeeka stay in denial
Voldemort: It's beautiful, isn't it? The moon.
Best comment in here !! XD
no--
Yes, I could be die…..
Would a “love potion” work on a person incapable of feeling love? If Voldemort never felt love, how could he suddenly have feelings for another person?
We know Voldemort never trusted people from when Dumbledoor visits him in the orphange. He also did not trust Bellatrix. He was “concerned “ over her thirst for power. He understood that thirst because he had it too. However, both being narcissist, wouldn’t share the throne with the other.
Wanting an heir makes sense.
Yeah. This theory has no merit I'm afraid, it's impossible to amplify something that doesn't exist, Zero times sixteen million is still Zero.
*Dumbledore
The loves potion doesn’t cause love, it causes a strong obsession that can be mistaken for love. Artificially creating love is impossible. Hopefully that answered your question. :)
But another thing a the time Bella was pregnant Baldy thought he would live forever n didn't think that Harry was hunting horcoxes
Well actually if you watch or read number 6 the half blood prince Prof. Slughorn teaches about the love potion.
There is nothing that can cause real love, but the love potion causes powerful obsession.
I think Bellatrix used the powerful spell: DICKUS ERECTUS!
Or Voldemort himself decided to get "busy" with Bella. Before that he called Peter Pettingrew.
"Wormtail! You have to cut one more finger off! I want to have more parts of my body back." "O..of course, my lord! You want to have your nose growing?" "Uhm... yes, kinda!"
😂😂🤣🤣 hahaha I'm dying roll, best comment ever
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The thumbnail LMAOOOO.
Edit: Voldemort is aromantic (meaning, he doesn’t feel romantic attraction), not asexual (someone who doesn’t feel sexual attraction, but can feel love/romantic attraction.)
Psychopaths cannot feel love. Yet they understand lust. In fact, the way Voldemort describes Snape’s feelings for Lily as “desiring her” rather than “loving her,” suggests this angle as more likely.
While I wouldn’t place it above Bellatrix to use a love potion, I don’t think she would have had to. She was beautiful, and even if Voldemort did not love her in a pure sense, he could love her in a sexual way (and evidently, did.) There’s also the matter of taking Bellatrix from Rodolphus as a way to assert dominance over him. Bellatrix had long denied Rodolphus a child, but had one with Voldemort.
I also don’t think Bellatrix would have done that knowing Voldemort’s background as the child of a love potion rape. No, I think the two of them had an understanding, and Voldemort rewarded Bellatrix with the honour of bearing his child as a reward for her loyalty, as well as a way to maintain control over her. Of course, he could have himself been sexually attracted to her without being in love with her.
To TL;DR, Voldemort would absolutely fuck Bellatrix. But would he sacrifice himself for her the way James did to protect Lily and Harry? Absolutely not. That much is clear in his expectation of Bellatrix’s participation in the Battle of Hogwarts, despite her having given birth to Delphini not too long before that.
Another thing against the love potion angle: recall how Ron acted when he was slipped a love potion, and how Jacob acts when Queenie gives him one. It’s a “drunk” sort of feeling, which Voldemort never exhibited. So, I don’t think he was slipped a love potion at all, as I don’t think Bellatrix would live to see another day once its effects wore off, loyal death eater or not.
#Sneasel right!!! I agree with you in every position
A whole essay
How
But asexual means one sex to reproduce
@@dangero4142 yeah, that's where the love potion comes in
I mean... Like, I’m a gay dude... But I understand if he wanna shove his shmeat in her...
The issue I’ve got with this theory, though I wouldn’t contest it, is that Voldermort could possibly have detected the skulduggery involved in Bellatrix feeding him a love potion. Additionally, the segment from Order of the Phoenix you included is from the time he instigated the Azkaban breakout. How could Bellatrix have fed him the potion so immediately after he freed her?
He was most likely happy that his servants were freed from Azkaban
I read the title and goes "And she got away with it??!"
Same mate I thought that too
Voldie be like 'doesn't matter, had sex"
He address this in the video and it is quite convincing
Keith?
5:17 I can buy that you said he's incapable of love, but I don't buy the whole "incapable of emotion" thing, for example, he has such glee when he killed people to accomplish his goals, when he thought Harry Potter was truly dead, and the despair and sense of defeat he felt when he finally died.
It makes sense. I can’t see Voldemort having a child to continue a legacy, as he was going to live forever as far as he was concerned. I think with a bit of mathematical deduction you could work out when she started slipping him the potion, and how it changes his demeanour in subtle ways.
Though he knew Harry was destroying the horcruxes. He could have a doubt in mind
You don't have to love someone to do it
If Bellatrix gave Voldemort love portion, then how come others don't notice their relationship? and say anything about it?? Wouldn't it be obvious to see a person act different especially someone like Voldemort?
It's hard to believe he wanted the legacy to continue, if he really wanted to be immortal!! But being with someone pure blood and evil minded seems accurate!
Tom's second body had Harry's blood in it so perhaps to Riddle started feeling warm feelings towards Bellatrix after all she had done for him and her trying to find him after what happened in Godric Hallow. Tom really valued that.
I feel like if Voldemort was smart, he would know the difference between love and lust, and that it could've been lust that created his and Bellatrix's daughter during possible sexual intercourse between the 2 evil beings. Sure, a love potion could've definitely been the case, but you could still believe that Voldemort, although he thought he was the only known being to have the power to live forever, could've had sex with Bellatrix since she was his most faithful servant and he knew her feelings for him, and conceived a baby in the hopes to finish his and Salazar's work if it just so happened that Voldemort ended up failing after having spent practically his entire life making sure that he was the most powerful wizard or being of all time. That's how I think about the situation.
But he was over 70 years!!!
@@MMD_16-95 and?
@@Matthew0171
I mean all the evidence said even if he want to have children he can't physically!!! And his age is over even for wizards world standard!!! And his soul is so damaged !!!! Either Delphi is lying on Albus and Malfoy or she hid the truth of her real parents!!
@@MMD_16-95 does it say in the books and why in them why he wouldn't be able to reproduce? Idk, I haven't read the entire series and I haven't read the ones I have in a very long time.
@@Matthew0171 it's just my theory
But give to his age is very old even for wizards!!!
He did feel emotion. When he killed the horcux of Harry he said "HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH" like five million times laughing........oop-
Nope, that was satisfaction, possibly even elation, Moldy Voldy is incapable of Love!
You have to remember, a love potion doesn't create love, it just makes a strong desire, therefore he never really 'loved'.
Yup
I feel like the cursed child is like a fan fiction
it literally is.
And it's bullshit fan fiction at that.
A bad one
@@billysmith5409 I agree
It really is
Nah, the cursed child is glorified fanfiction.
Honestly, have you ever heard of a more fanfiction like line than, "Voldemort & Bellatrix had a child."
EXACTLY MY THINKING
I saw few fics with that concept long before Cursed Child was even a thing. So weird that it's now canon according to JKR, lol.
@@AB-ee5tb the term "the cursed child is glorified fanfiction" is a joke, sweetie. It pops up whenever that book is mentioned
cursed child just sucks
IMAGINE BEING IN LOVE WITH VOLDEMORT-
Imagine being so dumb.
Bella loved him mainly because he was her saviour, her mentor, and he nurtured her, accepted her darkness, encouraged her, and taught her how to channel it and she, too, felt at home with him. He allowed her to be who she was. He didn't use her, she loved doing what she did, she knew exactly what she was doing, and she wouldn't have it any other way. He simply allowed her to be who she was and is there anything more beautiful?
It’s a good feeling to be in love with Tom Riddle the 16 year old Tom Riddle tho😍
@@elmamataki3662 Voldemort is way hotter
The Stygian Siren Lmao I cant tell if this is a joke or not.
I have always wondered if someone used a love potion on Voldemort what would it do to him
I have a theory my self:
I do now believe that it could have the power to make him love but just make him be able to like something or someone not much but enough for him to maybe actually have friends but I do not believe that belletrix dared use one on her master, but there is also proof that there was never a love potion used on oldy voldy since his daughter Delphiney could feel love as she did have friends and liked them which I think pretty much clears out the theory of old voldy being put under the power of a love potion
I haven’t read the Cursed Child in over 2 years, but I think Delphiney was probably just faking it.
Who was powerful enough to make lord voldemort be fooled like that??
Love potions don't actually make you love someone though, that's kind of the point, it's fake. I think Voldemort can feel the fake love potion love.
@@user-uh4ub4ke3tput it in his water That he demanded her to bring
I think that the love potion wore off in the forbidden forest, because when Voldermort told Malloy she mom to check if harry was dead Bellatrix was very surprised
Would him Drinking a love potion just make him act like a normal human being? because Tom Riddle Snr was under a love potion when he got dirty with Merope Gaunt and had a kid so when the potion wore off on the unborn Voldemort it took away all the love inside of him before it existed, so wouldn't drinking a love potion just restore his love instead of over exaggerating it like it did on Ron? also when Bellatrix was killed at the end of Deathly Hollows it threw Voldemort into a rage so that might mean he was under the potion's influence at that time
Love potions cause an obsession over someone, not actual love, hope that makes sense
Well actually Prof. Slughorn says in book six that actually love potions don’t cause real love, because thats not possible. It just causes obsessiveness over the person
agreed. also, its explained with ron, that if love potions are allowed to sit for a while, they get stronger. the love potion he accidently took had been strengthening since christmas.
makes sense
He might have been angry because his most faithful servant died
The descendants of Isolt Gaunt continue the Slytherin line
There were none others after Voldemort’s mother? The others got put in Azkaban didn’t they?
Wolf I believe they talking about the side that moved to America, I don’t know the full story tho.
Isolt had no blood children, she adopted two orphaned boys whose parents were killed by a hide-behind
@@therrinshadowsbane4486 she had twin girls with james a muggle. One was a squib
No no no Isolt Syre's magical daughter did not marry because she had the ability parsle tongue but her twin sister a squib did marry and there was no confirmation if she had a child or not so the only reasonable and proved answer if you believe that the cursed child is canon delphini is the last descendant
Society girls cant be simps:
Me an intellectual:
Bellatrix
{wolf BIscut } lkr
Shouldn't the : go after Society?
@@TurnipCart
communism will prevail
Aww sure they can! Never sell a Society Girl short!
And yet they are!
An intellectual Bellatrix; Can anyone say; "Oxymoron?!"
I do think Rowling did intend Delphini to be canon, and I think you can even pinpoint the conception to occur during the Half Blood Prince. It really was a strange choice by the author for Bellatrix to not be part of the Death Eater team the day Dumbledore died. But if she was visibly pregnant at that point it makes sense
The Cursed child is the starwars Christmas special of harry potter.. as far as im concerned it doesn't exist.. Wait.. what were we talking bout again.
Exactly. rowling basically pulled a lucas and then thinks people will be okay with it.
uh, helllooo... Lucas' fans didn't even opt in on His nonsense. and Rowling is No Lucas.
Ur so right!
Nothing, nothing at all.
HEY! THOSE ARE MY CHILDREN IN THAT MOVIE!
To me it doesn't make sense that voldemort would want a child. If and that's a big big if he wanted a child he'd just steal a pure blood boy wizard or girl witch and brainwash him or her to be like him.
Tone down Helena. ROFL. OMG. WHAT DID SHE DO THO? XD
She probably kept suggestively licking Tom/Voldys wand and rubbing her lips with it when he was wasn't looking lol
@@richiefranklin76 "wand"
@@NoahS4226 Im gonna ask you to tone it down sir.
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Voldemort succumbing to love enchantments sounds unlikely given how strong his mind was. He'd be able to sense and resist the manipulation. The infatuation created from love spells/potions would have been the first time he ever had those feelings. They'd be new and take away from Voldemort's firm sense of control. He'd go ballistic. But it does make more sense than Voldemort planning for Delphini himself. He was immortal and didn't need to continue Salazar Slytherin's bloodline. On top of which, another heir could present a problem later on in the form of competition.
On the flip-side, perhaps it was the combination of the two. Bellatrix had a complete YOLO moment, was on the edge of destruction, and explained herself and how a child exalts him. Would say she'd play to his ego, but all her actions were for him anyway. Voldemort saw her reasoning and decided to have a child. In this way it'd be to his benefit, as a child - or succession of one each generation - would be his most loyal, and thus can be entrusted to carry out other duties during his eternal reign over the wizarding world.
he was under the love potion during the battle of hogwarts! That explains the awkward hug with draco too!
So true
the hug with Draco was only a movie thing. Not Cannon.
😂😂😂
“I love you Draco. You’re a good boy. Bring it in here.”
There was no Love there. Voldy Just wanted to demonstrate that nothing happens without his "Stamp of Approval" on it. Remember him looking around to make sure that everyone was watching? He wanted to be sure that everyone got the message he was sending.
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I really think it was as simple as Voldemort wanting to create an heir. Not because he thought Harry would win, but because he knew the final battle was coming and he needed to get having a child “out of the way” so that he could completely focus on defeating Harry and taking over. He had plans to be a busy guy within the next couple years, ya know? You don’t have to feel love to tango, or so I’ve been told. Bellatrix was the first volunteer when he announced his plan to the inner circle, because she obviously wants Voldy real bad (what a weirdo lol). The glimpse Harry gets into Voldemort’s mind is Bellatrix telling him that she is pregnant, and he’s happy not because he wants to rock the baby to sleep every night and sing her lullabies, but because it’s just another piece of his plan falling into place. Also maybe he was just happy because once was enough and he never has to tango with Bellatrix or anybody else ever again. He definitely doesn’t seem like the kind of guy who wants to spoon.
This has got to be a joke. Voldemort the most powerful dark wizard of his time, would no way have taken and fallen for a love potion made by a follower of his. He would straight away have figured out what she was doing and punished her severely
voldemort probably wanted someone to continue his legacy, why would he punish bellatrix
I agree, like come on Voldemort’s a Legilimens after all.
I have just thought of a theory... Colin crevey has a muggle made camera but in Year 4 Hermoine says that muggle artifacts stop working in Hogwarts... This makes no sense
It’s implied multiple times that Hermione meant electrical muggle items. The camera Colin had was completely analog.
@@DearSis thanks for the enlightening on my question
@@tj5416 Also even if they didn't mean just electronics,it's easily within the realm of possibility that Colins camera would have been tampered with and given magical upgrades.
Like how Mr Weasly turned a normal muggle car into a flying one
I'm not convinced by this theory. Love points cause obsession, not real love. Voldemort doesn't appear to be obsessed with Bellatrix. I fact quite the opposite, Voldemort took pleasure in humiliating her with as well as the Malfoys in TDH. I think we just need to accept JK Rowling wrote a crappy play.
YES THANK YOU 👏
this ship is basically only better than drarry
Writing a bad play is one thing. Naming Voldemort & Bellatrix' child 'Delphini' is another.
I question if a love portion would even work on Voldemort.
More importantly, I doubt Bellatrix would ever dare to try to use any subterfuge against Voldemort, including a love potion.
I also doubt Voldemort would have intentionally conceived a child to continue his bloodline since he would need no legacy since he saw himself as immortal and would forever be slytherin's permanent bloodline himself.
That said, I still stand behind my own theory that Nagini, not Bellatrix was Delphini's mother. The piece of Voldemort's soul placed in Nagini caused her to lay an egg from which Voldemort's child, Delphini, was born. The surviving death eaters who knew the truth conspired to claim that Bellatrix was the mother because they knew nothing about the horcruxes and thus thought, but didn't want anybody else to know that their master had a physical relationship with a snake.
What the hell? Could you be more stupid?
well, i can add that to my list of confusing theorys. also, the last line made me laugh out loud.
@@goldenwillow3002 Happy to sow chaos and disorder with a side of chuckle. :P
@@ladolcevita235 Yes, I could be more stupid. I could waste my time angrily insulting people in the comments section of UA-cam over their fanfiction theories about fictional properties.
I really believe that he loved the snake.
Whatever the mechanism, the idea of Voldemort and Bellatrix doing the horizontal hula makes me want to be able to cast a memory charm on myself.
The horizontal hula
Bruh...Pfff...Ahahaha 🤣
I doubt very much that there was anything romantic or sexy about it. It was either dark and twisted or it was cold and unemotional.
Imagine an evil witch and a lizard demon having sex and giving birth to a child who looks like a vampire.
Imagine them going at it d@ggy style!!🤣🤣
Having a legacy safeguard makes sense for Voldemort, considering how obsessed he was with immortality. I highly doubt Bellatrix would use a love potion on him though given her obsessive devotion, and how would she explain that to him after it wore off. He didn't even care when Harry hit her with the Cruciatus Curse, and even gave him tips afterwards, he certainly wouldn't have done that if he was under a love potion. As for Delphi's emotional instability, first, certain forms of insanity and obsession can be passed down from parent to child. Second, she was raised by devoted Death Eaters. And she did seem to have a deep affection for her father despite having never met him, to the point where she became almost desperate and pitiful, that's not a sign of a lack of emotion like Voldemort.
(Voldy gives Bellatrix the finger. ) Bellatrix: Well, if you insist!
Thumbnail: bellatrix uses a love potion on voldemort!!
Voldemort be like:
😘😘😘😘😘😘
Voldemort in the thumbnail...
You don't have to be in love with someone to have sex with them, haha. You don't even need to like them😂 Just because Voldy couldn't feel love doesn't mean he didn't enjoy more "carnal" pleasures
GG aata baby
Exacly plus Bellatrix could have hidden pregnancy or Voldi simply didn't care about the child
Besides, there is a belief concerning the power behind two becoming one physically. Maybe he heard of it, and wanted to experiment to see the validity of the belief.
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specially if the bellatrix in the book looks the same as the actress i mean the character is a super psycho but the actress was very hot in that dark tight dress for the mentioned carnal pleasures :D
And I also remember reading that when Bellatrix died in the Battle of Hogwarts, Voldermort screamed or something like that, I saw it online and I haven’t gotten to the last book yet but I think that is also contributing to the theory and that the potion lasted until his defeat.
I think the Dark Lord procreated from a standpoint of furthering the Slytherin legacy.
You see, magic goes deep into the souls of the magical and it is repeatedly shown that aggressive behavior is a common problem among the pure-bloods.
Furthermore, if the kid was unable to feel love, it doesn't make sense to be longing for a father figure.
Well unlike her father, Delphini can feel love, sadness and many more emotions
Plus she has a nose
the thumbnail of this video is something i can never unsee
We need some obliviate juice
The answer is very simple. Voldemort intended the baby to be a backup body he could possess if his regular body was destroyed.
We know he can possess animals and people when in his "less than the meanest shade" form. It's broadly hinted that in GOF he acquired his rudimentary body by possessing Bertha Jorkins's fetus (or possibly even impregnating her magically or even forcing Wormtail to do it). And there's no reason to think he would actually have sex with Bellatrix to do it - a magical turkey baster situation most likely.
Bellatrix could never have given him a love potion. A) he wouldn't trust anyone enough to drink anything they gave him, and B) he would have killed her for it once the effects wore off
Being that he was conceived under a love potion, i'm hesitant to believe he is susceptible to the affects of one. we know love potions do not induce love but a strong infatuation, if he is inescapable of love because his father was under a love potion when he was conceived it might also be true he would be immune to the affects of a love potion.
Voldemort would never be fooled by a live potion.
Even though there are other ways of magically controlling someone it has to be a love potion because he would escape from any charm or imperius curse so it would have to be a love potion.
Could really anyone imagine voldemort beeing intimate with bellatrix?? Even with a love potion its not imaginable that voldemort would even touch anybody in such way .....his charakter and nature really dosent allow the brain to believe such thing
IM CONFUSED HOW DID SHE JUST WALK INTO HOGWARTS AND FIND 2 BOYS AND SOMEHOW FIND A TIME TURNER AND GO BACK YEARS AGO WITH OUT AGEING WTF IM CONFUSED CURSED CHILD IS LOWKEY MAKES 90 % NO SENSE THE ONLY THING THAT MAKES SENSE IS HOW RON AND HERMIONE SO AS GINNY AND HARRY HAD CHILDREN AND DRACO WITH ASTORIA HAD SCORPIUS THATS THE ONLY THING THAT MAKES SENSE BECAUSE THEY WERE IN THE ORIGINAL BOOKS CONFUCIOUS
The thought of how Voldemort would have reacted to coming out of a love potion trance after banging Bellatrix is hilarious.
"What? This can't be right! Loving others, being dependent, is the most despicable weakness imaginable. Share my exalted blood, the blood of Salazar Slytherin, with another? Create a child who might one day rise against me? Make plans for my own death?! I'm not going to die, I'm going to live forever! What strange magic addled my mind and made me temporarily lose my senses?!"
J.K. Rowling: *Awkwardly looks away.* Uh, yeah, everyone, Bellatrix used a love potion. I totally intended it to be that way all along!
Ok, I understand Voldemort not knowing about the potion, but once it faded, how did Bellatrix hide the baby?
I'm late to the party here, but this video has made me wonder about something.
If you attribute Voldemort's downfall to the fact that he was evidently born with an incapability of feeling love, then this seems to contradict something that Dumbledore told Harry when he said that it was a person's choices that defined who and what they are more than our abilities (and be extension, our disabilities).
So how does one reconcile these two, apparently, opposite positions? Was Dumbledore actually wrong in Voldemort's case, or did Tom Riddle only become the Dark Lord was because he happened to choose what might have been the path of least resistance? So entering the realm of speculation, what, if anything, could Tom Riddle have alternatively done to transcend the limits that his inability to love (which was not the result of any choice he made) to make himself a better and more worthwhile individual despite the disadvantage, especially given that his inability to love would likely even extend to an inability to love himself enough to be willing to try?
Sometimes I feel like the lady who made Harry Potter just randomly did the movie not thinking of how it could make sense and then there’s all these people seeing how it could work so hard .
Lol
Kidding btw she knew what she was doing
I think option A is more likely because when Ron was given a potion he was in sort of a trance where Voldemort shows none of the signs of the Potion from order of the pheonix to the deathly hallows
I think it was obvious in the books, and in the movies (perhaps because I'd read the books), that Bellatrix was in love with Voldi. In the Deathly Hallows book, Voldi screams out when Bellatrix is killed. This tells me he lost someone he cared for, whether it's love or some other version of a relationship ... I'm not sure.
Yes
I was going to mention that as well
"Because there relationship was artificial Voldemort was incapable of feeling love" - This theory makes no sense. If anything it was his upbringing, personality or most likely both. The same goes for Delphini. Think about all the children conceived during forced marriages or rapes. They normally still grow up to be kind people fully capable of feeling love. Why should it be so different with the use of a love potion?
You’ve said many times that Voldemort was unable to have emotions like compassion but what about when he agreed to not kill Lily Potter for Snape? I’d argue that that was Voldemort showing compassion to Snape after all if Lily were to be killed and Snape turned against the Dark Lord what’s one more enemy to him?
that's not compassion, he appreciated Snape's loyalty, that's tossing your good dog a bone
It'd would've been more of a compelling story if she had some voldy/bella qualities (powerful magic, intelligent, arrogance, rule breaker) but desired to distance herself from her evil parents being horrified by her heritage and prove she isn't a bad person
Ok so explain to me how Bellatrix managed to sneak voldy a love potion. I doubt he wouldn't of noticed something like that in his afternoon cup of tea!
And he'd notice the change of feeling in himself. I really can't see how sneaking him a potion would work.
Them simply creating a baby with both Sytherin and Black family blood seems more likely. Bella would consider it an honour to serve him that way.
Yes, especially when a war going on?
Sex doesn't require love. So he easily could have conceived children. I'm sure he used sly moves growing up that we don't know about.
Cursed child isnt canon and i imagine Voldemort would be immune to love potion anyway
That is interesting speculation however whether he's immune or not a better point is how in the hell would Lord Voldemort ever be deceived into drinking a love potion?
It is canon but otherwise I agree.
@@joshuahallett6235 Well unless the body he had made in the GoF doesn't need food or drink. I'd say he still has to eat and drink. Not too hard to mix it into his drink or food.
@@Undead2death perhaps but would he really trust anyone else to prep is food also even so could anyone picture Bellatrix making food I feel that kind of task is probably up to Narcissa now that they don't have a slave which brings up an interesting point are we really expected to except they never got another house elf or that all rich families only had one?
If Rowling says it's canon it's canon Harry Potter is her story not anyone elses only she can say what is or isn't canon regardless of our opinions
hum I think voldemort should be immune to love potion as he was conceived under it. That would make sense. Also, he could have be the one wanted a child as a way to keep bellatrix as a fervent subject for eternity. She always have been loyal to him, preferring going to askaban than renonce to him so he could have seen her as a subject that will alway scarify herself for him out of love. But because he doe not feel love, he may feel scared to lose her because he can't give her back the love that he don't feel, so having a child would be for him a way to give her something which look like love to her, for him to keep her forever in this obsession of him. It would have felt like a reward for all her sacrifices and in the same time it would have being a way for him to insure that she would be loyal forever to him. In addition, he is obsess with blood purity and Bellatrix have what he consider as a very pure blood line, which may improve his descendance (as he really try to erase the muggle part of his blood so mixing with a pure blood is also diluting the muggle blood of his blood line). For bellatrix, she never gave a child to her husband because she never loved him, so if Voldemort requested a child from her, she would have seen it as her giving him a proof of love that only him can have - from her.
I love the whole Harry Potter series. But I always root for the villains, because I always understand and like them more. I loved Voldemort and Bellatrix and I would love to see more of them and their story.
It seems very out of place for Voldemort to want a backup heir. His entire character is central around how he would do anything to rise to the top. He was so sure of himself, stuck-up, and confident that he would be immortal that he didn't even bother thinking things through well enough, which eventually led to his downfall. If he was so sure of his immortality, why would he want an heir just in case? It's very out of character.
But because of the love potion voldemort didn't have emotion. But Delphine can feel love for her father
Or... Voldemort: To punish you for failing to retrieve the prophecy at the Ministry I will have a baby with you.
Bellatrix: Wait what, okay great
Voldemort: As the descendant of Salazar Slytherin my trouser snake just happens to be an actual snake.
Bellatrix: uh oh
Omg😂
Maybe Voldemort used his "wand" to put a horcrux in Bellatrix's belly ;)
I think even if Voldemort aka Tom doesn't feel love. he experiences fear and anger but also desire. Voldemort can desire a woman's body and even recognize a woman's beauty. I have several hypotheses. first hypothesis Voldemort wanted to create another horcrux but not a book or other objects. a real living being and it would be interesting to have a child. In his body there will be a part of his soul, preventing him from dying. second hypothesis. Bellatrix used a powerful form of magic to make Voldemort interested in her and feel such an attraction that he wanted to have a child with her. last hypothesis we all know that Voldemort is not exactly the same in front of others and when he finds himself alone. he has always been a secretive man keeping his sorrows and fears to himself, confiding in no one. like every human being he has his little weak points. I think in a fit of madness he agreed to have one or more sexual relations with Bella but he did not foresee that she would become pregnant.
Bellatrix could not use the love potion couse voldemort could not feel love... the awnser to THIS question (why voldy can not feel love) is that his dad was put under a love potion when he (Tom Riddle) was born.
That's wot i had to say U-U
Man could have just had urges
I thought Voldemort was so happy because that’s when his Death Eaters escaped Azkaban Prison. Not from a love potion, Bellatrix would’ve only just escaped.
You’re correct - yeah, this video using the “Voldemort felt happier than he had felt in 14 years” is invalid because the book literally immediately follows that up with the article that there was a mass breakout from Azkaban. Not sure why they used that quote in this video.
Noone: Me: Thinking about voldemort and bellatrix doing i- ......nevermind....
Voldemort was "happier than he had been in a very long time" because he'd just broken out his most loyal followers including Bellatrix from Azkaban.
He had taken a big step in getting his side back to full power. Otherwise The Order of the Phoenix book could not be understood on its own - And it would have been poor writing, which I don't think is the case.
Now that does not preclude Bellatrix from using a love potion. It's just not hinted at in the original 7 books - It was added later on.
So working backwards to match the quote with this theory is forcing it - It's just not very likely.
For some reason i really love voldermort and bellayrix together. Maybe im thinking of dark mafia rom
"As she grew older, she became increasingly cruel, sadistic, violent, ruthless"
and also irrationally obsessed with M2F transgender people
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Delphini was a millennial?
Voldemort: »Narzissa, I need your manor.«
Narzissa: »As our stronghold for the war, right?«
Voldemort: 😏
Narzissa: »As our stronghold for the war, right?«
I thought that Voldemort was asexual.
Yes, but he also likely wanted to preserve Slytherin's bloodline into the future, as a form of future proofing.
Also, Artinsem IS a thing.
Being he was born from a love potion that would make sense and a good sequel saga. Not the cursed child but an actual well written sequel
Surely a love potion would be like poison to Voldemort?
Your Theory was awesome and I love to see your video’s
Me, Fred and George talking about Harry Potter and the Cursed Child:
'That's rubbish!'
They (being Merope and Tom Riddle Sr.)broke up because Merope stopped giving Tom the love potion thinking that since they had been together so long he might actually have some feelings for her but she was wrong he rode away and left her to have a baby alone
I highly doubt that she used a love potion on him. If he were he would of acted very differently, he didn't really treat bellatrix any differently, which he would have if he were under the influence of one.
I don't think that's what happened. Yes, she was madly in love with him, but she was obedient to him. He was her master.
Was it ever said what happened with Bellatrix’s husband in the Battle of Hogwarts?
OKAY HEAR ME OUT!!!!
Please consider: firstly it couldn’t have been a love potion as any resulting child from the union wouldn’t be able to feel love. As crazy as dephini is, she still loved her father, even going back in time just to see him.
Secondly, personally I can’t imagine Voldemort doing anything sexual, so a theory I have is that there could be some sort of magical version of IVF where he could somehow get his semen into Bella without the sex. (I imagine it being extracted in the same way a memory is, not even via masturbation).
This theory is actually backed up by the fact that it usually takes many tries to have a child and not only is he less than human, but he is in his 70s. It would have been impossible without some sort of magical intervention given his age.
Not only that but I can’t imagine him doing it multiple times “the muggle way” to get some result, especially since he sees himself as above everyone else and certainly wouldn’t degrade himself in such a way.
With every new piece of medium she produces since Deathy Hallows, I become more and more convinced JK didn't write the 7 potter books on her own.
I honestly really dislike her now so i just tell myself that the rumors about the focus group writing the novels are true.
Just bcos a person is incapable feeling love and empathy, does not mean that person is incapable engaging in coitus, the physical act of procreation.
Say that sentence with the voice of Sheldon Cooper and you'll get what I mean.
If he can't feel love, would a love potion even work on him?
Voldemort + Bellatrix = Joker + Harley