EmperorSidious2
Master of Magic
Originally posted by quanchi112
I use logic and reasoning to show you why you're irrelevant. You just summarily dismiss due to an inability to debate.It is an advantage. It gives Dumbledore an edge Voldemort does not possess here.
It is the single most impressive feat of the entire films. We see in the film the shield disintegrates anyone who ran into it. Completely. We see hundreds of wizards and how their power matches up compared to the shield. We see that one wizard has the raw power to bring it down despite the wand in his possession resisting him. Meaning he did not even have the full cooperation of the wand at the time yet still comparatively had greater power than hundreds of wizards.
False. If I fight someone else to protect someone I can be 100 percent in the fight at hand. That is what occurred. You already said he tried protecting thus you concede his ineffectiveness in doing so. You use hypocritical double standards left and right here. You can't have it both ways.
Dumbledore is not a death eater so you aren't even using the right terms. I'll help you out since you're obviously uneducated. You do not mean he didn't go all out you mean he didn't use the same ruthless tactics Voldemort and other death eaters typically employ. Dumbledore did not use the kill curse against Grind. We know this because he's alive and it is against Albus' nature. We clearly see during the fight that a) sending a powerful flame will kill him so he attempted to kill him there. b) attempting to drown Voldemort in a water bubble is again attempting to kill his opponent.
You just lied. Voldemort was trying to hurt Harry by the stray electrical energy hitting the walls but he was aiming and trying to kill Dumbldore. Voldemort's words and actions are clear. He intends to kill Dumbledore and leave before the aurors are present. Quit denying the facts.
The fire snake was used against two of the baddest wizards. Dumbledore sent it back and Voldemort dissipated it. We later see an inexperienced wizard who is untrained and can't control the fiendfyre use it so see the collateral damage and raw destructive power it truly is capable of. Don't you dare ever question my, grasp, logic, or debating merits because I always cite evidence to support my case.
The firestorm was more effective against multiple threats weak to fire than one giant fiery creature that could have killed Harry. It was too dangerous and not as effective in that set of circumstances.
False. We see an knee princes wizard who lacks control but the clear devastation it can cause when unleashed. Far greater feats than killing inferi.
That bull crap is logic? I don't believe so. That just you being butthurt again. Actually if we follow the post you actually can't debate.
Well that would interest me if two things weren't in place 1. Dumbledore wasn't going all out which he wasn't. 2. The elder wand actually gave an edge that decided a battle.
Opinion. Like I said anyone can use any wand it just won't be as powerful of magic if it doesn't have loyalty to you. That's why voldemort was disarmed in the end because the wand had no loyalty to voldemort and refused to kill its owner. As of the movies we four strands not hundreds, and in the video game only one person made it. As the movie version is most important only 4 people made it. Movies only.
False if you protect someone half of your attention is diverted to the fight and half to the protecti, or even less toward the opponent. Dumbledore did his job and Harry did his job. The only one who didn't do their job was voldemort.
How does this show I use wrong terms or am uneducated. And you are very uneducated in how to debate and how Harry Potter works. You are correct, killing is against dumbledores nature, however it's not to say he won't resort to measures to protect people. No i said what I meant. He didn't go at full power. So you are trying to tell me that throwing water around is dumbledores full power, ( and you say I'm uneducated ). Dumbledore used one true offensive spell while voldemort used offense for all of the battle.
How did I lie. He tried to kill Harry with the Arvada kedavra tendrils and he tried to attack Harry with the dark spell. This is fact as stated by the description of the movie battle. He aimed the dark magic at Harry but dumbledore blocked it. Also the tendrils they were clearly passing dumbledore and going for Harry this is obvious. If what you say is true than voldmelrt has some terrible aim because those tendrils went straight pass if anything not trying to hit dumbledore but aiming for Harry. YOU ARE STUPID. He was trying to kill Harry to. Quit denying the facts. He says you shall be dead, but as you see his plan didn't work, he didn't do his job right.
Ok let me help you understand. It was by an inexperienced person. Crabbe never meant for it to get that big. Also stay on topic this is about voldmelrt. If that was how feinfyre was supposed to go that's that's how voldemort would have used it instead of a fire snake. So the destructive you speak of it clearly not meant to be power. Voldmelrt is clearly the more powerful of the two, and his fire snake is the one we are evaluating not crabbes. Voldmelrt was an animal and nothing else. That's what fiendfyre is supposed to be. The only reason it was that way with crabbe is because he couldn't control it. This is seen in the deathly hallowed part 2 where crabbe is trying to put the fire out but can't and looks frustrated. So with that, voldemorts is the one and only fiendfyre we are examining. So with that the grasp you have on Harry Potter is terrible, not even worthy of being a potter fan. The "logic" you use is what you call your own speculation and interpretation of things.
Firestorm wipes voldmelrts fire snake every time.
Uncontrolled and irrelevant to this argument. Voldmelrts is the true fiemdfure so argue that. Also if something is uncontrolled is bound to cause more devastation which was not what crabbe wanted. He wanted it to be controlled but lacked the skill so with that, fiemdfure is what we voldmelrt use since that's the one we are observing for this argument.