Originally posted by quanchi112The only way you could prove you're correct is if you can tell me the requirements.
I did not. You claimed Fiendfyre can destroy Horcruxes in the films. I just proved you wrong.
Otherwise you're only on half the topic here as you can't say what can or can't. Reason for me pressing this question.
Originally posted by BloodRainI don't need to as I just corrected your claim Fiendfyre can do so in the films. You're wrong there and I proved you wrong. Definitively.
The only way you could prove you're correct is if you can tell me the requirements.Otherwise you're only on half the topic here as you can't say what can or can't. Reason for me pressing this question.
Originally posted by BloodRainYou said Fiendfyre destroyed one. It didn't. Basilisk fang did so.
Actually backing up your own side is the raw basics of a debate 😐I'm asking you to tell me what iyo is required to destroy one. Failing to answer means you haven't countered my argument, besides saying "NOFILMSRAWR" over and over and over.. and over.... and over and over and over again.
Exactly. You keep saying "can't", even though its in the canon and has never been contradicted, nor has the statements about how to destroy it.
Now, in spite of all this you're saying "can't" as if you know for a 100% fact that if it happened the Horcrux would survive..
..thus the question arises; What, iyo, is the requirements to destroying one?
Originally posted by BloodRainNo, it isn't since the fang already destroyed it. The same thing happened to the other Horcrux when it interacted with the water after it was released. The water didn't destroy it nor did the fire.
Exactly. You keep saying "can't", even though its in the canon and has never been contradicted, nor has the statements about how to destroy it.Now, in spite of all this you're saying "can't" as if you know for a 100% fact that if it happened the Horcrux would survive..
..thus the question arises; What, iyo, is the requirements to destroying one?
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Originally posted by BloodRainWhy would he need to strike the Horcrux with the basilisk fang at all if the fire would have destroyed it ? Why not just kick it in there. Do you always ask these kinds of worthless questions.
So your reply to "What is needed to destroy a Horcrux" is "No, the water didn't destroy it"?Are you unable to comprehend a simple question without chanting on about tangent, unrelated points?