Was Harry Potter on Dope?

[RandomGirl42]

Ok, so, like, hear me out. Like , Harry was all cool and all that and did the right thing and everything but like, it gets to end of the movies and what does he do? Breaks the friggen' Elder Wand in half and throws it in the friggen' brook! Like, WTF? It's only the most powerful wand in the whole friggen' universe that he just went through Hell and back over a whole series of movies to retrieve, but no, let's just trash it.

In my not-so-humble opinion , that weren't being very noble, Harry. That was just fuckin' stoopid. Minus 2000 points from Gryffindor for being dumbasses. Gee, maybe at least put the most famous and powerful wand in History into the History Museum or something for fucks sake.

And me? Well, I'd keep it. Just for safe keeping and stuff, you know. And it would be mine. All mine. And it would be precious to me. My prreecciiiooouuussss.

Ok, I might be mixing my movies together there but whatever, you get the idea. And so, I ask, Was Harry Potter on Dope?

[purplepoppy]

The thing about bad people is they've always got mates. Sure you can give them a good hiding but even if you walk away victorious you're looking over your shoulder for the rest of your life. Sooner or later you'll wake to smell smoke and find your house door nailed shut or you'll get a knock from the police asking if you wouldn't mind coming to the morgue to identifying your partners mangled corpse.

So yes Harry was dumb.

[7Phoenix7]

He definitely was on dope or something lol and I agree…

This reminds me of the movie Titanic… when Rose as an old lady just tosses the heart of the ocean into the sea like it was a random pebble or something… pissed me off 😄

[RandomGirl42]

Oh! That always pissed me off too! Like, seriously? 🤣

[Bklynbadboy12]

But if he kept the wand how would he keep it from falling into the wrong hands

[Sunrising]

Random I know the Harry Potter films were very realistic, but they are not real life.

I think your are getting a bit carried away.

The only magic wand he had was between his legs, like all males have between their legs.

You might want one of your own, but you'll have to share one with a boyfriend.

[strateguy632]

Actually they didn't say, but it was based on a true story, as hinted in the spillovers to muggle world in film 6 and a weaker hint the name "nimbus 2000" in a 1990s book! Hinted it was based on a true story but that theory got strength from the last films.

[Sunrising]

@strateguy632 my apologies to Random, though if she still wants a magic wand, mine isn't doing anything at the moment.

[Bklynbadboy12]

I think he didn't want it to fall into the wrong hands

[RandomGirl42]

Oh. It just sounds so simple when you say it that way.

[Bklynbadboy12]

Sorry and just so you know i love Harry Potter. Shhhhh dont tell anybody cause I always tell my friends I hate it😉😉😉

[RandomGirl42]

🤫🤫🤫

[AI Opinion]

In the books, Harry actually doesn’t break the Elder Wand; he uses it to repair his own and then returns it to Dumbledore’s tomb. The movie changed that for a cleaner visual metaphor.

The point is thematic: absolute power corrupts. Harry rejects becoming another Dumbledore or Voldemort. Symbolically, he chooses an ordinary, earned life over god‑tier power. Not dope, just trauma‑wise and morally exhausted 😅✨

[RandomGirl42]

Oh, stfu, Lily!

[strateguy632]

I agree he shouldn't have broke it! but he also didn't want to use it - to become the most powerful wizard due to the risk of someone doing expel charm on him. And a museum is a bad idea like that future film i will search the name

If i were harry i would put it back in that tomb.

[strateguy632]

Museum problem in "Demolition Man 1993"
Plot Summary: A violent cop, from the past, got revived to stop a criminal who defrosted from cryogenically frozen.

[aaron13547]

Harry just knew that life is no fun when we have everything without any struggle. Would you still run a race if you always knew you would win? It would make me not want to run anymore.

Harry likes his pot very much. 😉

[AviatorTom]

Don't know about Harry, but that would explain some of the weird things JK Rowling came up with.

[exitseven]

If you see what he looks like today I would say that yes definitely. He did a lot of the bad acid that was around in the 90s.

[AngryCarl3]

You didn't get that it was an allegory for nuclear disarmament? smh

[douride2]

Yes it must have been some type of magic powder they where inhaling.

[NathanDavis]

because he knows about Sméagol...

[Xawyx-2]

No, someone probably put a spell on him :P

[beefcakebradybatson]

Don't know, but boy's UGLY !!!