[ SECRET POST #4836 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4836 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think it was sort of implied that as he got more powerful, more people would join him, and he didn't really have a clear end goal in mind. Killing Harry wasn't his big plan, it was something he knew he needed to do to make sure he couldn't be stopped. I think not knowing what the world would look like if he succeeded was the scary part.

I think the way the world in the books is written imposed some limitations, too. There wouldn't be a normal to go back to if all the muggles had been enslaved or something, because then the secret would be out.

[(Anonymous)]

The books never really had him or his people really going into the muggle world, though. the movies did that one thing better. In the books, they stuck to the wizarding world. And yes, they probably would have gotten there eventually later, but a "later" threat isn't there on the page. I wanted to see an actual threat to the world at large, not just the wizarding world.