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Voldemort didn’t fear death.
He feared irrelevance — and Harry Potter never made him face it.

Most Harry Potter analyses claim Voldemort’s greatest flaw was his fear of death. But when you follow Tom Riddle’s psychology from childhood to Horcruxes to his final duel, a very different picture emerges.

This video breaks down why Voldemort didn’t misunderstand love — he rejected it. Why Horcruxes weren’t about immortality, but about refusing vulnerability. And why the canon ending lets him off easy by giving him death instead of the fate his psychology actually demands.

We analyze Tom Riddle’s choices, his relationship with Dumbledore, Hogwarts, the Death Eaters, and Harry Potter himself to reveal the fear Voldemort never confronted: existing forever in a world where no one cares.

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