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Hey everyone, welcome to another installment of Harry Potter Theory.

Today we're going to be discussing 10 fan theories that actually make

quite a lot of sense. And given the colossal numbers of Harry Potter theories out there,

it seems only fitting that once in a while we, I'm including myself here, hit the nail on the

head. During my time on this channel, I've covered some of the most preposterous theories out there,

like Cho Chang marrying Dudley Dursley, and Dumbledore being a time-travelling Ron Weasley.

And so these theories, which come across as very reasonable and rational, are a bit of

a breath of fresh air.

I can't take credit for these theories, but I will

be summarizing and dissecting them. Anyway, let's dive in. The Hallows resurrected Harry.

In the Deathly Hallows, we witness young Harry Possa confront Voldemort in the forbidden forest,

and it's here that young Harry, in an act of bravery, faces Voldemort head on as he

subjects himself to the Dark Lord's killing curse. And after being killed, Harry wakes up in a sort

of limbo where he encounters Dumbledore. However, Harry's death certainly doesn't last long.

Eventually, Harry is able to return to the land of the living, and there are

a few canon explanations for this. The first is that Voldemort simply killed the piece of his

own soul inside of Harry, and not Harry himself. For this reason, Harry has given the choice to

return to the land of the living. The second reason that Harry didn't die is that Voldemort still lived with Harry's blood

in its veins.

You see, one of the crucial ingredients in Voldemort's regeneration potion was blood of

an enemy, Q Harry.

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