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Hey everyone.

Welcome to another instalment of Harry Potter Theory.

As much as I enjoy the Harry Potter books, to say that they

are without their faults would be massively dishonest. In fairness, there are seven books

equating to over 4,000 pages, so mistakes are probably inevitable when you're dealing with

the story so long and so complex. But regardless of that, mistakes do exist. Specifically, I'm talking about

plot holes. Before we get stuck into it, I do think it's important to quickly define what a plot

hole actually is, because online, the term gets thrown around for basically everything. I know I've

been guilty of it in the past. A plot hole isn't just a character making a bad decision

or a mystery that the audience doesn't fully understand, nor is it simply a part of the story

that was never elaborated on. A real plot hole happens when a story contradicts its own

internal logic, when the rules that were previously established suddenly stop applying. And to be

fair, Harry Potter actually

avoids this problem more often than people give it credit for. A lot of the plot holes fans bring up

can usually be explained with context from the books. But there are also a few moments where their

logic genuinely gets shaky. And those are the ones we're going to be focusing on today. Plot holes

that still bother me in 2026, nearly 20 years later.

I know I know I need to get over it.

This is also part one of a series while we're breaking down plot halls in each book.

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