Why Didn't Voldemort Pick RANDOM Tiny Objects for Horcruxes? - Harry Potter Theory
A grain of sand on a lost beach.
A tiny pebble lying unnoticed on the ocean floor.
A fallen acorn buried under years of autumn leaves.
A faded seashell washed ashore on an uninhabited island.
These are just a few examples of the kinds of objects that I would use if I was in the position to create my own Horcruxes...And I'm sure the same can be said for a lot of you.
Why? Well.. They're small, hard-to-locate, and perhaps most important of all: meaningless.
But somehow, Voldemort missed the memo here, and instead chose objects that were eventually linked back to him.
So..The obvious questions…
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