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

Over the years, I've discussed hundreds, if not thousands of theories

about the wizarding world at large. I try to challenge aspects of the story, within reason,

and build arguments to convince you that these theories hold merit. However, there is also a time

and a place for shock value, and I think it's safe to say that

the theories contained in today's video are some of the most shocking to date.

That's not to say that they don't make sense, many of them are still plausible, but their

disturbing, creepy nature is a common theme.

Join me today as we unpack five of the wizarding world's most disturbing theories,

exploring the unsettling ideas that add a whole new dimension to the magical world we all know

and love. Lavender Brown's Dark Side. In case you can't remember, Lavender Brown was a pure

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