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The following podcast contains audio extracted from videos on the Harry Potter Theory YouTube

channel.

Hey everyone, welcome to a special instalment of Harry Potter Theory.

Today we're going to be going back and taking a look at 60 Harry Potter

plot holes discussed in the channel over the last few years. I've cut some out for an even 60,

so please be aware of some inconsistent numbering. Also, I've tried my best to level out the

audio across the videos, but in some instances there is a bit of variation. Without further ado,

let's dive in.

Number 1. The Pensive by Colton Smith. At the end of the fourth book, why didn't Harry put

his memory of Voldemort's return in the pensive, then show it to Fudge and

other ministry people.

That would have solved almost all the problems of the fifth book.

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