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

discussing the Death Eaters, specifically what happened to them after the

Second Wizarding War. After the Battle of Hogwarts, there was only one thing that mattered.

Lord Voldemort was dead, and with his end, the Wizarding World was finally free from the terror

that shook it to its core for the past few decades. But killing Voldemort didn't solve every

problem that Harry

Potter and his wizarding friends faced, because there were still plenty of death-eaters

alive and well, and nobody knows what exactly came of them. Today we're going to take a

look at a handful of the most dangerous death-eaters from the Battle of Hogwarts, and try our

best to figure out where

they ended up.

Amicus Caro.

When Lord Voldemort led the coup against the Ministry of Magic, he used his newfound

power to install his agents in positions of power across the wizarding world.

One of these agents was Amicus Caro, a prominent dark wizard who had once

fought alongside the Dark Lord during the first Wizarding War in the late 70s. Like Lucius

Malfoy and many other death-eaters who've survived the first war, Amicus didn't spend his

days searching for his master, Lord Voldemort, in defeat. Instead, he simply

passed the years hiding in the shadows, alongside his sister, Alecdo. It wasn't until Lord

Voldemort regained a proper physical body, thanks to Peter Petigrew's potion, that Caro

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