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Hey everyone. Welcome to another instalment of Harry Potter Theory. Today we're going to be taking a closer look at one of the most satisfying and honestly most surprising moments in the entire Battle of Hogwarts. Molly Weasley defeating Belatrix Lestrange. More specifically,

we'll be examining how the books and films portray the moment differently, because despite

reaching the same outcome, they actually handle Belatrix's death in very different ways.

We'll also finally be putting the question to bed of what spell she actually used to kill her,

because I think I've got a definitive answer this time.

During the Battle of Hogwarts, there are obviously a lot of memorable moments.

The castle is basically descending into total chaos.

Spells are flying everywhere, giant tearing

through the grounds, Voldemort's forces are overwhelming the defenders from every angle,

and in the middle of all that madness, only one duel suddenly becomes the emotional center of the

battle. Molly Weasley versus Belatrix are strange. On one side you have Belatrix, Voldemort's most fanatical follower,

an exceptionally powerful dark witch with years of dueling experience,

deep knowledge of the dark arts, and a reputation built on torture, murder and cruelty.

This is the witch responsible for killing Sirius Black and Nymphodora Tonks one of the few death-eaters of Aldermort seemed to genuinely value, and somebody feared by pretty much everyone who fought against her.

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