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Was Ginny Master of Harry's Wond?

Hey, brother!

Okay, so we all know Harry ends the series as Master of the Elder Wand, but here's one for you.

Was Jenny actually the master of Harry elder wand, but here's one for you. Was Ginny actually the master of Harry's wand?

And I know that kind of sounds crazy, but there is actually way more to this than you think at first glance.

But if it's true, it may mean that Ginny was the true master of Harry's wand for almost an entire book, or really like the

end of five and then most of six.

Like, you'll see.

But I don't want to give too much away before we even start, so let's just dive on.

Hey, brother!

Before we dive in, I do want to give a shout out to Flatline 1914, who left us a review over on our podcast through the Gryffindor asking us this question. And when we dove into it, we were like, you know what? There is a lot to this. So thank you for doing that. Thank you for leaving a review. and if you do, that's a good way to get us to answer a question on the podcast through the Gryffindor, our weekly read-through and analysis of the Harry Potter series.

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Okay, so let's review how Juan's Changing Masters work because it's not really until

book seven that we get an inkling that this can even happen, and yet it ends up being a massive plot point

for the final battle. Our introduction to the idea comes when Harry is talking to olivander in

Shell Cottage and asks him whose wand they are now in possession of, and he responds,

Mr. Potter, Hawthorne and unicorn hair, ten inches precisely, reasonably springy. This was the

wand of Draco Malfoy. Was, repeated Harry, isn't it still his? Perhaps not, if you took it.

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