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

Within the theoriedom, there are some pretty absurd Harry Potter theories

out there, and I'll admit I'm likely responsible for quite a few of them. However, even

when I present more rational theories, they often face their fair share of scrutiny. There

are usually a number of ways in which even a fairly ironclad theory can be challenged.

But every once in a while a theory comes along with so few holes that, for the most part,

Potterheads actually agree.

Theories so plausible and with so little evidence pointing against them, or just inconsequential

and light-hearted, that it's easy to just roll with them than to argue.

Today we're going to be taking a look at seven theories that fit exactly this criteria.

Theories you hear and just think, why not?

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