So Many Emotions and Tears!!! Part 2 Harry Potter: The Deathly Hallows Pt. 2 | First Time Watching 

Notice that each horcrux was destroyed by a different person: Harry killed the diary. Dumbledore killed the ring. Ron killed the locket. Hermione killed the cup. Goyle killed the diadem. (In the book, it was Crabbe, but they're pretty much interchangeable.) Voldemort killed Harry. Neville killed the snake.

23:00 That hug Voldy gave to Malfoy was completely improvised by voldemorts actor. The discomfort Malfoy feels by the embrace is as genuine as they come.

A lot of movies have plot twists, but the revelation about Snape is a twist that changes the entire series. If you re-watch the series from the beginning, you'll notice how often Snape (and his secret petronum, the doe) manipulate events to save Harry's life over and over without Harry realizing it. It's all hidden by the way Snape treats Harry because he doesn't actually like him at first, because his dad stole his childhood love Lilly from him, and because he knows Harry's destiny and thinks Harry isn't up to it. I'm also pretty sure that Snape suspects that his mission might result in his own death, and wanted Harry to be more mature about it.

🌹🙂 Severus' memories are the best part of this whole amazing saga! Millions of people had tears in their eyes when they saw these minutes in cinemas! Perfect Alan Rickman! Thank you for your great reaction, have a great day! 🙂🌹

When Dumbledore says "don't tell me that you've grown to care for the boy", he wasn't implying that *he* did not care for Harry. He was saying, "Severus, all these years you've hated Harry, and now you care about him?". The line was delivered weird, because every single reactor I've ever seen has been confused by this line.

Severus loved one woman his whole life even if she didn't love him. He dedicated his life to being a lonely solitary hated should to protect her son, that is love beyond any I think any could ever expect.

When you first start reading the books, dumbledore is your typical good guy and snape the typical bad guy. Toward the end, you realize that dumbledore could have easily turned into another dark wizard and how similar he was to grindelwald or even lord voldemort when he was younger. That he, just like voldemort and grindelwald, wanted to conquer death. That he too, wanted wizards to rule over muggles for "the greater good". You realize how selfish dumbledore can be and how vulnerable he is, toward power. That is mainly why he avoided becoming the minister for magic. Dumbledore was very wise and very smart. He knew his weaknesses and stregnths very well and really tried to be a good person and do good. He made some mistakes in the past but learned from them and became the wise and loving man that we all know. Snape on the other hand, became more and more relatable as we got closer to the end. In the beginning, snape was a bully. He would constantly pick on harry during classes and try to make him as miserble as possible. He would take every opportunity to humiliate harry in front of the whole class and has even hurt hermione multiple times, making her cry. He had no empathy and did not care about anyone else's feelings. Yet toward the end, we start to understand him. He was a victim of abuse since childhood. Had an abusive father, got bullied at school and was hated by many students.The only thing that brought a smile to his face, was spending time with lily but he lost his shot with her and lily stopped being friends with him. And then years later when he brought a part of the prophecy to voldemort, he could not imagine that voldemort would go after lily and her son. Snape had to live with the guilt and despite hating harry, decided to protect him at all costs. He remained loyal to his love, until the very end and showed immeasurable bravery. It's impossible to see these characters through a black and white filter. Both characters had good and bad traits that made them extremely well written characters. Even voldemort who was completely a villain, was understandable. His father was a muggle, his mother a witch who was in love with the selfish, yet extremely handsome Tom Riddle. She gave him love potion and forced him to be with her. Voldemort was the fruit of such rotten relationship. His mother stopped giving his father love potions and he left both of them. Voldemort's mother died before she could see him. He was incapable of love, because he had never experienced love. His father did not love his mother, but actually was a slave to the love potion; he never saw his mother and never experienced a mother's love. Grew up in an orphanage and learned that he was able to do things. He was a psychopath who was incapable of understanding love, because nobody ever loved him.

My kids grew up reading these books, I stood in line at midnight at the bookstore for several of them. I of course had to purchase several copies so we could all read them together. I didn't think there was anything that could make me enjoy these movies more but watching you experience them has really been fantastic. Thoroughly enjoyed your reaction and I think you do a magnificent job!!!

#JusticeforRon The lead writer liked Hermione from the books so much that he gave her some of Ron's best material too. He made movie-Hermione hyper-capable, shoring up book Hermione's flaws with Ron's strengths. And Ron is left as the comedic relief buffoon. Of course the movie couple seems mismatched at the end.

Harry’s dad was definitely worse to Snape. But something the movies don’t get into was how their childhood rivalry was not as one-sided as Snape’s memories would imply. Snape also ended up saying some very hurtful things to Lily in school, thus solidifying her choice of being with James Potter. Also, people change, and James became a much kinder person in his adulthood, thanks in no small part to Lily, who probably called him out on his shit, and showed him a more compassionate way of being.

I knew you were not going to be ready for the ending to the Harry Potter movie series

One of the lines that really gets me every time is when Harry asks Sirius Black if dying hurts. I think because of the actors being grown we forget that Harry at this point is barely 17 and still a child that must come to terms with the fact that he has to face death.

If you remember in the story only the brother who releases the cape goes peacefully with death, in which Harry still has the cape.

"Are you watching Deathly Hallows pt 2. reactions, after all this time?" "Always"

James Phelps(Fred Weasley)was reading the last book while on a train. Just as he reached Fred's death, the ticket taker approached him and he said, "I just died mate, leave me alone." The words Harry spoke to his son, "Albus Severus Potter, you were named for two headmasters of Hogwarts. One of them was a Slytherin and he was, probably, the bravest man I ever knew." is my favorite line in the entire series.

To be completely fair, both James and Sirius were kind of bullies. It's mostly glanced over in the movies, but it is made a lot clearer in the books. Lupin was more reserved as a teen. Anyway, great reaction, I honestly loved watching your LotR reactions, and loved watching these ones too. I like the fact that you get emotional over these movies, I do too, and it kinda shows that you care about the characters and the plot, and you have really good insight sometimes. You're great, keep it up !

Yup. Snape's death and every detail surrounding it literally destroyed me. That, plus all of the other ends being tied up. I've only ever been able to watch this one twice since it's release bc I don't have enough towels to dry my face afterwards 😂

A curiosity, Albus Severus Potter actually goes to Slytherin, and ironically he becomes best friends with Scorpions Malfoy, Draco's son.

"After all this time? Always." When Ms Weasley killed Bellatrix the theater went INSANE.

Thanks for getting these out for us in one day!

Also harry was the master of death. He had the elder wand, was given the cloak, and first snitch he caught had the resurrection stone.

Finally someone who kept in the best part of the movie “Always”

Hermione saying I'll go with you always gets me 🥺🥺 17:29

What a finale! I love the plot twist of Snape playing such an integral part of the whole story. The reveal was and is beautiful. Always.

I loved that Snape was always in the background protecting Harry. If you go back through all the movies you see it. He was always my favorite character.

Harry not giving Ron a hug goodbye or at least a few last words has always bothered me! Nice to finally hear a reactor acknowledging it as well.

25:55 An interesting little "behind the scenes/story" thing: Neville COULD have been the chosen one if Voldemort went after him instead of Harry. In the end, he still played a major role in Voldemort's defeat.

Snipes death scene, it was well done if you notice snipers always angry and Harry because he look like his father James but right before he died he saw Lily in Harry's eyes and once seen it like that it can hit you even harder

Nobody mentions this, but lilly's patronus was also a Doe, each person's patronus is unique to the individual, this exception truly goes to show how much Snape loved lilly, that his patrons conjured in this manner.

Notice Draco went to his family when his mom called him but not his dad. Very telling imo.

Watched the Severus memories scene 100 times. ‘Always’ always gets me😢

Snape's patronus is the same as Lily's, he was the Doe leading harry to the sword of G. he loved Lily so much it changed his patronus.

best line in part 2 that no one talks about imo is snape: no one shall know, albus: no one shall know the best of you :(

When it comes to who truly owns the Elder wand - Voldemort can't imagine that "defeat" means anything except "kill". He thinks the line of ownership must come from death.

According to Alan Rickman, he was the only one who knew about Snape after he had a conversation with JKRowling. Always was sort of his catch phrase for what he knew. Unfortunately, while Snape always loved Lily, he did several pretty unforgivable things when they were at Hogwart's, including using the term mudblood at one point. She didn't live long enough to learn his truth.

Trust me, Dumbledore used the ONLY strategy available to dispose of Voldemort, based on Voldemort's own mistakes and vanity. So you can thank Voldemort for that, it's not Dumbledore's fault. If anything, Dumbeldore was the only one wise enought to piece it together. Voldemort created his own archnemesis by trying to prevent its very existence in the first place, a predestination paradox if you will, that's what most prophecies are, after all, they are selffulfilling. The forest scene with Harry's loved ones is also a great tear jerker in the book beautifully written. Lilly came to dislike Snape because he was hanging with the Slytherin bullies who later became Death Eaters... A Horcrux placed into a living thing will use that living being's own survival instincts plus its magic to defend itself, however if the host CHOSES not to defend themselves, the Horcrux will take full damage, hence why it is not advised to give that part of your soul to the safeguard of a living being that has potentially their own agenda... Remember that Voldemort used Harry's blood to regenerate a body for himself... that blood is protected by Lilly's sacrifice. So as long as some of this blood lives, Harry can stay alive, by taking Harry"s blood as a component, Voldemort was... Harry's life insurance of sorts, despite acknowledging that love was a key to ancient magic he didn't push the study further and his hubris took over, as per usual with him. Vanity ultimately kills him in the end, not even Harry. They didn't check because they had no reason not to believe Narcissa's word. And also that's what happens in a cult, everything is taken for granted.

You can tell that that last movie hit you hard. Especially the ending cause you were literally left speechless. Amazing work as always beautiful ❤️

I'm happy and thankful you shared this moments with us. I appreciate it really hard.

In the book, Voldemort subjects Harry to the Cruciatus Curse to prove his death. Draco's mom feels Harry's heartbeat and realizes Harry is still alive. Harry feels nothing because he willingly sacrificed himself for the others. That sacrifice, like his mom for him, covers everyone at the school. From that point, Voldemort's curses had no effect on anyone. Also, in the book, Harry uses the Elder Wand to mend his own before getting rid of the Elder Wand.

Snape broke lily's heart out of anger and she never reconciled with snape as friends before she died. James and Lily became an item and snape lashed out calling her a mud blood and hurt Lily essentially and he has to carry that now knowing he destroyed their friendship since Lilly did not return snapes feelings for her

The details that did not make the movie: Severus Snape and Lily (Evans) were friends since childhood... Snape was the one who revealed to Lily that she had magical powers, and Lily's sister (Harry's aunt) Petunia was jealous and resentful, but she was afraid of Snape. When Snape and Lily enrolled at Hogwarts together, Snape wanted to join Slytherin House... but Lily was placed in Gryffindor House w/ James Potter, who became a bully and antagonist of Snape while he was a student... It didn't help that Slytherin and Gryffindor Houses were always at odds. Snape still loved Lily and they were friends until Snape started hanging w/ students who were followers of Voldemort... Snape's obsession w/ dark magic started to make a rift between him and Lily. After a particularly brutal bullying incident at Hogwarts w/ James Potter, Lily tried to defend Snape... but he was angry and called her "mudblood", which upset her. That night, Snape begged Lily to forgive him, but Lily was truly upset w/ him... She had begged him not to hang out w/ the Voldemort supporting students and he had refused... She finally told Snape that he had made his choices, so she had made hers... Snape was upset when Lily began dating James Potter in their final year at Hogwarts... After they graduated, Snape went off to become a death eater for Voldemort... Lily and James married soon after. Sometime later, Prof Trelawny (Hogwarts' divinations teacher) made a prophecy that the challenge to the dark Lord (Voldemort) would come from a boy "born at the end of July"... Snape gave the gist of the prophecy to Voldemort. He was horrified when Voldemort concluded that the boy referred to was James and Lily Potter's newborn son Harry. Snape begged Voldemort to spare Lily's life because he still loved her... but Voldemort refused (Voldemort assumed that Snape simply 'desired' Lily for himself). Severus Snape went to Albus Dumbledore and begged him to protect the Potters and pledged his loyalty to the Hogwarts' Headmaster and his 'Order of the Phoenix'... Snape essentially became a spy for Dumbledore. Of course, we now know that it was Peter Pettigrew (Wormtail) who betrayed the Potter family's hidden location to Voldemort... James and Lily Potter were killed by Voldemort in the home at Godric's Hollow, but Lily had cast a protection spell over Harry which was activated by her death and it vanquished Voldemort after his death curse rebounded. With no surviving family, baby Harry Potter was given to the custody of Lily's older sister Petunia and her husband Vernon Dursley, to keep him hidden and protected from death eaters. Meanwhile, Severus Snape was devastated by Lily's death and Albus Dumbledore asked him to help protect Harry if Voldemort would return... Snape agreed, but only if his past w/ Lily be kept secret. As a result, Dumbledore protected Snape from the Ministry of Magic from being sent to Azkaban... he employed him at Hogwarts as a potions master. When Harry Potter enrolled at Hogwarts, Severus Snape did not want Lily's son to make the same mistakes that James Potter did... he was still upset w/ James Potter for the bullying he had endured and blamed James for being unable to protect Lily... He was tough on Harry because he did not want him to make the same mistakes as his father, but it was tough on Snape because Harry looked so much like his father James. Albus Dumbledore had lost his sister Ariana, w/ his obsession w/ the Deathly Hallows... When he found Tom Riddle's ring (the 2nd Horcrux), it had the Resurrection stone on it. Desperate to speak to his late sister Ariana to apologize for her death, Albus Dumbledore put on the ring to use the stone... but it had been cursed by Voldemort and it nearly killed Dumbledore. Only Severus Snape's intervention saved his life... but Snape also gave Dumbledore a grave analysis - the curse was in his hand and would eventually kill him painfully over a year's time. Knowing that he would not live to see the end of Voldemort, Albus Dumbledore gave orders to Snape to kill him and prove his loyalty to Voldemort... he destroyed the Horcrux ring using the Sword of Gryffindor and cut the Resurrection stone from it. Dumbledore placed the stone in Harry's golden snitch, which he would pass on to him after his death. Snape was entrusted w/ the real sword of Gryffindor, and he used his doe patronus charm to pass it on to Harry Potter when he located him near the frozen river... Earlier, it was Snape who made Mundungus Fletcher suggest to the Order of the Phoenix that decoys of Harry Potter be used w/ polyjuice potion to transport him to safety... There was a scene where Snape was crying after reading one of the last letters that Lily had written to him before she died.

Harry’s son is Albus Severus Potter or A.S.P. An Asp is a type of snake which eludes to the boys future in Slytherin along side Draco’s Son Scorpius.

Yeah, a lot of interesting character parallels - for example, James Potter and Draco Malfoy - both were from wealthy full blood families. They both bullied mudbloods and ultimately moderated once they married and settled down.

Also, the female voice OST it's called Lily's Theme and it plays mostly when Snape is in the scene. First in the WB intro, then when he dies. I don't remember other times.

Remember watching deathly hallows in the cinemas when these came out. Still cried to this even at 23 years old. Love the Harry Potter series.

Harry Potter's first and last words about Snape: -Who is that? - The bravest man I've ever known.

Fun Fact: Snape was the only Death Eater who could conjure a Patronus.

Lily and snape never got together cause as they got older their views changed. She went to the order and snape was a death eater. At one point snape called her a mudblood and lily cut ties.. snape lived in forever regret

In the books Snape and Lilly's friendship ended when Snape called her a mud blood out of anger and admitted to wanting to join the death eaters. He was sorry and remorseful but the damage was done

I realy realy like your Questions, your emotions and your of course your reactions. Never get rid of that. Thank u for letting us going threw all of this with you together

I love how in this movie they finally decided to show us how brilliant Ron can be.

One of the more interesting plot twists in the later books is that Harry gains the ability to see into Voldemort's mind without Voldy apparently knowing it. So Harry gets a front-row seat on Voldemort's search for the Elder Wand and his panic when he finds out Harry is destroying the horcruxes. Meanwhile, for some reason Voldemort either gives up trying to see into or plant thoughts into Harry's head (which he could do in the Order of the Phoenix). The series never explains how Harry is able to flip the script on Voldy in this way. It may be that Harry's success at the end of Order of the Phoenix in driving out Voldemort's possession meant that he had learned occlumency. Maybe Voldemort could not stand to mess with a mind so full of love and friendship. Either way, Harry finally did learn to keep Voldemort out of his mind -- a final compliment to what Snape had been trying to teach him.

I strongly advise you to read the books. There is a lot left out in the movies that helps you understand the whole story. It is a really good series.

May I just say. The most beautiful thing I know about these book is. JK got a letter from a terminaly ill girl, asking if she would allow her to read wha she'd already written of her new book. But by the time it got there she'd died. So JK put her in the book, with her getting sorted by the hat. In one of the film's you hear someone say "They've got the sorting hat out" 😢❤

Yeah, everyone's reaction to Dumbledore saying, "Don't tell me now, you've grown to care for the boy", didn't imply Dumbledore didn't care for Harry. Snape just disliked that Harry reminded him so much of his bully Dad, that it's hard to believe he would care for Harry. Making that revelation in the memory scenes so impactful, because he basically states that he does, and we've always wanted to see some kind of approval from Snape to Harry. It's a movie; art. Left open for interpretation from all angles.

Super fun fact, that I can't see in the comments. The baby who was baby Harry in the first movie, is actually the same actor, grown up, who plays Albus Severus Potter - Harrys child in the *19 years later part*

If you watch it back, during snapes final scene, there's a Gryffindor scarf hanging on the wall, to represent his bravery.

Avatar had just come out halfway through production of part one. People went nuts over the 3D. Too late to incorporate that into part one here, so they did a 3D print of part 2, that very few knew about nor watched. It was amazing. You are actually standing there with all the others in Harworths. The explosions were all about you, the wand battles firing right by your head, and you were walking all through the place watching the story come to pass. Just excellent. l Like standing next to the camera as they were filming. I would like to see THAT again.

In the books, harry used the Elder wand to repair his own wand before breaking it and throwing it off the bridge. Kinda missing that in the movie. Great reaction, and thank you for the great journey

Lily didn't love Snape; she loved James. Snape loved her so much that his patronus became what it was, not because he and Lily were soulmates or in love. It's interesting, because Snape essentially joined the wizard Nazi's and was fine with that until he was personally impacted (Lily being threatened) but never came to a conclusion beforehand that Lily's (and everyone like her, everyone she loved) life would always be at risk in a world where voldemort existed.

Stef- thank you for sharing the experience of your first time watching these movies. It was incredible. And Havits great job. 👍

Not to worry about Hogwarts. It'll give the students a good chance to practice their Reparo spell.

Not many people realize in the first movie when snape is asking harry about this and that in class. That there was a hidden meaning behind it. I forget the exact meaning but it had something to do with lily's death

Thank you for sharing your reactions to these and so many other movies. I've only found your channel recently but I'm really enjoying your reactions so far and I'm looking forward to watching more.

"You have your mother's eyes" is pretty much a code phrase for an ally

Love watching movies with you Stef. You show so much emotion. I love that and I love you.

All kids can be mean sometimes, and James was probably a little envious of Lily’s attachment to Snape. I think James was just doing what kids do.

Not so fun fact: Goyle's fire in the Room of Requirements is called "Demon's Fire" a very hard to control spell, so not the best idea of him to use it. Its also one of the things that can destroy Horcruxes. Harry and co knew that but they decided it was too dangerous to use. And here we saw why :D

I knew by how emotional you get and how much you cared about snapes story that this would be a good reaction. If you want to keep reacting here are the best suggestion I have -Avatar the last air bender -all of Star Wars -Game of Thrones (pretty brutal) And there are many more but these are the best ones

"The one with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord approaches... and the Dark Lord will mark him as his equal, but he will have power the Dark Lord knows not" from the Order of the Phoenix Horcruxes vs Deathly Hallows. Just perfect ending 😍

Not sure if it's already been in the comments, so I may repeat what others have already told. It's quite a known story. Alan Rickman, the actor who plays Snape, is a fantastic actor. Probably the only one, who can be called a star at the beginning of Harry Potter series (Harry, Rony, and Hermione are going to become very popular because of these movies). And somewhere at the time of movie 2 or movie 3, don't recall exactly, Rickman decides that this movie is not for him. He thinks his role is too simple, one-sided and not worth it. Therefore, he decides to leave. Now, keep in mind that actors do not know all of the story yet. Final books have not been released and the only person who knows how Harry Potter story will end is J. Rowling, the author of these books. And Rowling liked Rickman in Snape's role a lot. So when she hears about him leaving, she calls him and pays him a visit. They spend some time together and she reveals to him all Snape's story, how it is going to end. Finally, Rickman is convinced, he stays in the movie and plays Snape's role till the end, perfectly.

First off, I absolutely love watching your reactions. Now, having said that, I've honestly never seen anyone ask so many questions during a movie in all my life!!!! HOLY CRAP!!!! But I do enjoy watching your reactions to all these great movies. So please keep doing more reactions!! Might I suggest The Fantastic Beasts movies, you'll definitely love them!!! :)

Yeah, I think the awkward Ron/Harry goodbye is either because their relationship never gets that vulnerable or because the screenwriter for a lot of the HP movies was notorious for giving Hermonie a lot of other character's lines from the books. So, I can definitely see the book being a little more even in the emotional response to this goodbye but the screenwriter may have just given it to Hermonie.

In the end Harry had the resurrection stone and the invisibility cloak, and even though voldy used the elder wand to kill him, Harry was actually its true master, and a wand is uninclined to kill its own master, which makes Harry the master of all three deathly hallows at the same time, and thus the master of death. Also voldy killed the part of his own soul that resided in Harry rather than Harry himself. This is why Harry was able to survive. This is just speculations, but I also think Harry couldnt fight back because doing so, playing defense rather than trusting the wand, might actually in some ways forfeit control of the wand to voldemort, as a victor in battle.

One final thing, about the ending of the moved, before the "19 years later" part (there will be no spoilers here.) The books (and audio books) have a somewhat different ending, when it comes to the details, while IMHO, is far more satisfying than that of the movie. Your reactions are amazing!

Snap was good after all even his in the dark side

i've never seen a girl crying and looking so beautiful at the same time...

The Deathly Hallows can make "One Master of Death". Dumbledore and his friend Grindelwald were obsessed with finding them when they were young. Grindelwald stole the Elder Wand from Gregorovich, the wand maker, but then he turned evil, and Dumbledore was forced to defeat him. Thus he acquired the Elder Wand. But his sister was killed as a result of the duel, so Dumbledore abandoned his quest for power, and the Hallows. Years later, he discovered that James, Harry's father, had inherited the true Cloak of Invisibility. He was thrilled to have found another of the Hallows, so he asked to borrow it for study. It was in his possession when James and Lily were killed. He blamed himself, since they could possibly have used the Cloak to hide from Voldemort. So he kept it, unused, until Harry was of age, then passed it to him. Finally, during his search for the horcruxes, he discovered the ring with the Stone in the shack Voldemort's mother had lived in. Thinking he could use the Stone to summon up the spirit of his dead sister, he put on the ring, but by doing so the horcrux cursed him to death. Severus was able to contain the curse temporarily, but his days were numbered. Realizing he would never be worthy of the Hallows, Dumbledore took pains to ensure Voldemort would never have them. He knew Harry had the Cloak, he hid the Stone in the snitch and left it to Harry, then he arranged for Severus to kill him, so the Elder Wand would pass to a new, unwitting owner. He could take it to his grave, where it's power would be forgotten. Voldemort figured that part out, but Draco interfering was not part of the plan. So the Wand would end up as Harry's as well. But in the end, Harry never had them all at the same time, so the sidequest for the Hallows was just a tease. It ties together a nice bit of backstory, though.

Absolutely love how genuine your reactions are

James Potters' chosen Animagus transformation was a Stag (Male Deer). That is why Harrys' Patronus became a Stag as well (It is later implied that he subconsciously knew). Snapes Patronus becoming a Doe (Female Deer), was the fitting counterpart to this.

The deathly hollows lore about the brothers were characterized by Voldemort, who was in pursuit of power; Snape, who was in pursuit of love and Harry, who greeted death as an equal.

I cried and was sick for 2 weeks after I watched it

It's mothers to the rescue. Malfoy, Potter, Weasley, Longbottom. And in the books you learn Neville is a "boy born at the end of July". "waiting for forever." I was 9 when i first read the first book. I was 17 when I read the last. Having to wait cuz you HAD TO was murder on us teens. It was completl surreal when the story ended. Like, i hardl rememberd a time in my life when i wasn't looking forward to the next book, and now, just nothing... When I tell you my generation was fucked up by it ending i'm not exagerating.

Neville was also born at the end of July and because of that bellatrix was sent after the longbottoms while Voldemort went for the potters after killing nagini it is debatable he destroyed Voldemort making him the chosen one it’s a very debatable subject

In the books, it's explained that is not unheard of family members having patronuses that "go together" within a same category (farm animals, birds species, etc). It is also fairly common that if something deeply affects you your Patronus may change: to reflect the things or people that brings you the most happiness... Which are, after all, the very substance they are made of. Memories. So it's not rare for happy old couples to end up having complementing animals as patronuses, as they are each other's greatest joy... It is also possible for a patronus to disappear completely when one abandons all hope. No Death Eater is able to summon a patronus except for Snape, who still finds a little ray of light in his memories of Lily. About Harry's dad... It's not completely explained, but the Potter family is a somewhat important one and quite wealthy (I mean, you have seen Harry's bank vault, it's **not** empty). They were pure bloods up to the 80's I think? And I believe that they also had a hand in potion making salves and potions to help cure muggles in the past, which made them wealthy before legally permitted relations with non-wizards became more strict to prevent the wizarding world from being exposed. Thiago was the only son of a very wealthy couple, pampered and proud, with... An upbringing not unlike Dudley's if you stop to think about it, with the exception that his parents were actually kind and well meaning as far as we know. But it was enough to make him feel a bit too "especial" for school. And Snape was the poor half blood from a disgraced family branch: no clue how to keep himself clean since they were so poor at home they probably had to use everything sparingly, always wearing second hand stuff, with a mean streak a mile wide because his father was an alcoholic that beat his mother and him for sport. Always studying so he could get a job, get our of home and take his mom with him. So he took no shit from anyone. Of course, he and Thiago mixed like nitroglycerine and fire.

I think she's more confused then being emotional.

I love this franchise and have watched it many times, but only now I realized how they pulled it off with a stick. Voldemort thought that Snape had killed Dumbledore, but Snape, as a double agent, did not do it on purpose, and Draco, though doubtful, did it and became the owner of the wand. Voldemort thought he had become the owner when he killed Snape, but he was mistaken and therefore lost. The owner was Draco. After all these years! The scene with memories makes you cry every time.

What a beautiful reaction. This is why I love these reactions because the real raw genuine emotions that a movie can bring out of us is just priceless. Great job. Love your channel and you earned yourself a new subscriber. From Bryant Guerrero

When Stef tears up.. we ALL tear up. I totally get it.

Nagini was his first love at hogwarts and got permanently transfiguration.. just so you know

Not sure if you got it, seems like it confused you (it also confused me the first time I watched the movie), When Narcissa bends down to check whether Harry is alive and see that he is, she asks him if Draco is still alive. When he says he is alive she chooses to lie to Voldemoet so she could return to hogwarts as a part of a winning army and get her son, instead of invoking war again before she has a chance to get him.

I think it's wonderful to see how Voldy ultimately fell because he did not understand the power of love. He never understood the power of Lilys sacrifice. He never suspected Snape betraying him as he did not understand how much he was willing to do in the name of love. And he never felt the need to read Narcissas mind as he did not understand her motherly love for Draco could make her lie to him. So he fell just because he did not understand love.

Hey Steph, I just recently discovered your channel. So far I love the genuine reaction and you sharing the experience with us.

Ever wonder how Draco is at the train station at the end and not in prison? There was a scene that explained it but it was cut at the last minute. When Harry magically came back to life and jumped out of Hagrid's arms Draco grabbed his father's wand and threw it to Harry before running back to the Hogwarts side! He got his redemption but we never got to see it! They did however rehearse the scene and the video of that can be found on the Blu Ray and probably on RU-vid somewhere. I don't know why they cut the scene but had they left it in the screams and cheers in the theater would have been earsplitting!

IMO, the final HP film is the best. And Snape's revelation is the high point.

“Always”

Stef I've seen dozens of reactions to the HP movies. I''ve never gotten choked up on this one until I saw your reaction. 😭

Did anybody ever tell you that in the primitive Muggle world there exist things called handkerchieves? Very magical stuff, I assure you!!

He and Ron knew. They knew all would work out in a way no one else did. Reading books 40 years ago was the same experience... took awhile more than 3 hours per book, but the experience was just as, or more than as deep as what video might afford now.

Her non undemanding is adorable. Call me a simp bit she is amazing 👏 ❤😢