Who are the seven people Voldemort killed to make his horrockses?

Hey, brother!

The process of making a horrocks involves committing the ultimate act of evil, murder,

in order to split your soul and then transfer it into an object so that if you die,

a part of your soul is still safe and can anchor you to the mortal realm.

Meaning that in order for Voldemort to make any of his whor cruxes, he had to kill quite a few people.

Seven, Merlin's beard tongue.

Which, you know, given the fact that he has a secret cave full of thousands of dead bodies reanimated to become in fury, who are said to kill anyone that dares touch the water?

It's a, well, it's no surprise.

But with such an insanely high kill count to his name, how did he determine which of those kills were worthy enough to become a horrocks?

Doubledore tells Harry,

He seems to reserve the process of making horrocks. Dumbledore tells Harry, He seems to reserve the process of making

hawcroxes for particularly significant deaths.

You would certainly have been that.

He believed that in killing you,

he was destroying the danger of the prophecy had outlined.

He believed he was making himself invincible.

Uh, significant deaths, Dumbledore?

Are you sure about that? I mean, you know Myrtle was one of the victims, right?

Let's all throw books at Myrtle because she can't feel it.

Ten points if you get it through her stomach.

50 points if it goes through her head.

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