Harry Potter:
"You know Voldemort's
snake, Neville? He's got a huge snake... Calls it Nagini... It's got to be
killed. Ron and Hermione know that, but just in case they
— Just in case they're — busy — and you get the chance —"
Neville Longbottom: "Kill the snake?"
Harry Potter: "Kill the
snake."
“Nagini (d. 2 May, 1998) was
a long, green female snake belonging to Lord Voldemort, with whom she had a
special bond. She also became a Horcrux, after her master killed Bertha Jorkins
in 1994. After Voldemort's initial downfall, he used Nagini's venom as one of
the ingredients for a potion in order to regain strength, which eventually led
to his rebirth. In 1995, she attacked Arthur Weasley, but he managed to
survive. During the Second Wizarding War, she had to be destroyed in order for
Voldemort to be finally defeated. Nagini was killed by Neville Longbottom with
Godric Gryffindor's Sword in 1998, and was the last Horcrux to be destroyed.”
From
Harry Potter WiKi
Love your posts, though I am not a big Harry Potter fan. I appreciated learning about Stonewall's horse and one has to enjoy that shot of King Kong. Mostly, I hope that your testimony of our Lord Jesus Christ will impact those who stop for a visit. Be blessed. Maria from Delight Directed Living
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your post but don't much like the look of "Your Friend"
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@ Maria - I know nothing about Harry Potter actually. I was looking for an animal that began with "N" and found this guy. This is the first time I have ever referenced anything from Harry Potter. Thanks for your comment for dropping by!
ReplyDelete@ Yvonne - I don't like him either!
I love the Harry Potter books and the killing of Nagini was a major character moment for the almost-up-until-then quiet character of Neville. Killing Nagini weakened Voldemort.
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