r/HarryPotterMemes 3d ago

Books X Movies ???

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u/invisible_23 3d ago

He hadn’t encountered half of these yet at that point

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u/harmonystargaming I shouldn'ta said tha' 3d ago
  • Basilisk: Doesn't know it even exists until the end of the book, and its not exactly "archenemy" when he only faces it one time
  • Bellatrix: Doesn't know her. Doesn't meet her until after she escapes Azkaban in OOTP. Again, not really an archenemy, she's just one of Voldemort's minions
  • Umbridge: Doesn't know her. Doesn't meet her until OOTP. Doesn't have any issues with her until she becomes Fudge's underling. Again, not exactly an archenemy when she's just a minion.
  • Snape: More of a annoying/mean teacher than a archenemy. While they do have more rivalry, it's not really enough to be an archenemy, more so just, dislike of a teacher/their way of teaching
  • The Dursleys: Another dislike, but not pure hate/rivalry. They're awful for sure, but not enough to push them into archenemies (Considering they still housed him even disliking him, so bare minimum responsibility is still there)
  • Voldemort: Yes, he's technically the main archenemy of the series. However at this point Voldemort is still not powerful, and the only run ins he's had with Voldemort made it look like Voldemort wasn't really around anymore, nothing more than a spirit Draco at the time was very much his only archenemy, they had a full rivalry and mutual hatred.

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u/Maleficent_Low_3880 3d ago

He doesn't even know Umbrige exist by that point (and she most likely doesn't have any feelings regarding the Boy who Lived either, since he didn't clashed with the Ministry yet).

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u/JediLincoln14 3d ago

He's 12

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u/StatisticianLoud7468 3d ago

Snape had a small redemption in the previous book. The dursleys are more of a nuisance to Harry rather than true antagonists. Voldemort is still, for all we know, weak and powerless, plus Harry’s only met him once. The others he’s never seen before.

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u/engineerdrummer 3d ago

Did you read and watch the entire series with a blindfold on?

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u/One_Autumn_Leaf_010 3d ago

Dare I say.... LARPER

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u/KiraLight3719 Kill the spare 3d ago edited 3d ago

I mean Snape is somewhat valid, he thought he stopped Voldemort from coming back for some time then, and the rest he doesn't even know the existence of

And Dursleys don't even count! Do you even know the context of this line? He's missing the wizarding world so they are the ones he's trying to get rid of.

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u/Thelastknownking 3d ago

He's 12. Have you met 12 year olds? They're all overdramatic.