Hey everyone, welcome to another installment of Harry Potter Theory. Today we're going to discuss

50 more events after the Harry Potter story came to an end. If you haven't seen part one

already, go and watch that after. Link in the pinned comment and

description. Like I mentioned in my first video, each section covers multiple points, which amounts to

around 50 bits of info altogether. And as with the first video, these details come from canon sources

like the epilogue, interviews, and extended potomal writings from J.K. Rolling. And if you're more curious about

what happened to specific individual characters after the war, then be sure to check out my other

video, what happened to these 100 characters after the war. Anyway, let's dive into it. Voldemort's

soul is left in limbo. When Voldemort dies, the story makes it clear that simple death was never

really the point. Voldemort feared death more than anything, and nearly every major decision he made

was driven by the desire to escape it. Hawkerxes murder, domination, and even the rejection of

his own humanity all trace back to that obsession. But in trying to conquer death, he destroys the very thing that would allow him to move beyond it.

By repeatedly tearing his soul apart through murder and Hawkewreck's creation,

Voldemort leaves himself spiritually mutilated.

What remains after his final defeat is a broken fragment trapped in limbo, powerless and unable to move on.

We get a symbolic glimpse of this in King's Cross, where Harry sees the small, flayed, childlike

creature whimpering beneath the bench.

Dumbledore makes it clear that the thing is beyond help, as it represents the result of choices

already made.

The ending is fitting because it turns Voldemort's

greatest ambition into his greatest punishment. Harry and Dudley finally moved beyond the past.

Amidst the ongoing war with Voldemort and his death eaters, very little is revealed about the

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