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

Today we'll be discussing the top 10 worst ways that canon has been broken in the wizarding

world of Harry Potter.

When an author builds a fictional universe over the course of several decades, there are

bound to be small contradictions here or there.

But in the case of Harry Potter and the ever-expanding universe of the wizarding world,

there have been some pretty big doozies when it comes to the canon being not just broken,

but completely shattered. Now I understand that starting off a children's book series in

1997 and continuing to build that world for a more mature audience as it was adapted for the

silver screen over the course of a couple decades would be quite the undertaking.

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