Locket Ring
What do you think are the seven horcruxes in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows?
here’s what i thought:
ring,
cup,
amulet,
locket,
harry
voldemort
diary
Not Harry … he was connected to Voldemort because of the blood in the graveyard at the end of Goblet of Fire.
the Snake may be a Horcrux or could be connected in a similar way Voldemort was connected to Harry.
Dumbledore thought the snake would be a poor choice. After all, if Voldemort wanted a live Horcux that would live for a long time, the Basalisk that he controlled for more than 50 years, would have been a better Horcrux
1/ Voldemort must keep one section of his soul inside him
Destroyed Horcruxes:
2/ Diary
3/ Ring
4/ Locket (?) – taken by RAB, but maybe not destroyed
Still to find
5/ Hufflepuff’s Cup
6/ Ravenclaw artifact? (maybe the *wand from book one in Ollivanders … which is why his shop was attacked in book 6)
7/ Griffyndor artifact: something Voldemort wanted to take form Godric Hollow – James Potter’s house
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