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Hey brother, Ben, do you think a muggle could ever become master of the elder one?

Yes, I know, we've discussed the elder one to death, like who and when and why certain people became masters of it whenever

they did and the weird rules associated with it and to be honest still I'm not even

sure I agree with what Harry tells Voldemort about how he personally came to be master of it.

Which as a refresher is that Draco,

Disarmed Dumbledore, which then made Draco the master,

and then later, at Malfoy Manor,

Harry physically takes Draco's wand from him,

which makes Harry the master, even though it's a completely different wand.

Which is like, it's fine, but also Harry walks into the woods using the invisibility cloak, which he's already the master of, and then activates the resurrection stone to summon his dead loved ones to help

him accept sacrificing himself for everyone back at the school, so he's also the master of the

resurrection stone. And like, I don't know, uniting the deathly hallows, they're not all three on the same person at the same time but they're all real close I mean whoever unites the deathly

becomes master of death and promptly after dying he doesn't die which seems like he's already master of death.

I mean I guess even if the Draco version is true then he's already master of the elder

one at that point so either way whatever it's Draco's one okay.

Put alternate endings aside the point is the rules are kind of weird which makes for

interesting questions when you thrust odd circumstances into them. Like for example, what would happen if say a

muggle disarmed someone who was the master of the elder wand?

Well today we discuss. Hey Brother

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