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Gandalf:You shall not pass!(This is Gandalf's famous quote from The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, in which his team crosses the Bridge of Durin, and a Balrog of Morgoth follows them. Gandalf shouts that it shall not pass and breaks the bridge with his staff, causing the monster to fall into the abyss. He tells Dumbledore the same, implying that he will not win. To "pass" could also be saying Dumbledore's lyrics won't be good enough to pass a test, similar to the ones at Hogwarts.)I rap fast like Shadowfax!(Shadowfax is the name of Gandalf's horse, who is a very fast land animal. His raps can apparently match the speed of how fast Shadowfax runs.)Tom Riddle me this, you bitch:(A portmanteau of "Tom Riddle" (the true name of the main antagonist of the Harry Potter series, more commonly known as Lord Voldemort, whom Dumbledore taught during his time in Hogwarts) and the phrase, "Riddle me this," which implies Gandalf is questioning Dumbledore for an answer of his next line.)How's your little wand gonna beat my staff?(Wizards like Dumbledore wield magic wands, far inferior in size to magic staffs like Gandalf's. His comparison of the size between the two magical weapons is also an innuendo to Dumbledore's penis, calling it small and weak compared to Gandalf's.)I leave mics in flames, torched by Gandalf!(Gandalf will set the mic aflame with fire using his raps, as he is, of course, a wizard.)Touch mine, Dumbledore, and scorch your other hand off!(As Gandalf claims to burn mics, if Dumbledore tries to "take his mic", as in taking the microphone to begin rapping his verse, he will burn his hand off from the flames. Dumbledore's hand was nearly burnt off by a ring that was a Horcrux in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.)You fool! You got Snaped! You're not a real fighter!(Dumbledore was killed by Professor Severus Snape at the end of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Gandalf is skilled not only in magic but also melee combat with swords, but Dumbledore uses only magic, so he is not as much of a fighter as Gandalf is. Gandalf uses the word fool as an insult numerous times during the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Notably, he says "Fly, you fools!" after the fight with the Balrog, and labels Pippin a "fool of a Tuk".)Death makes you die! It just makes my brights brighter!(After Dumbledore died, he stayed dead. However, after Gandalf was killed, he was resurrected more powerful as Gandalf the White, white being a brighter color than gray, which was Gandalf's alias beforehand. This is also a hidden play on advertisements for bleach or detergent aired over many years,

Me?(Hobbits also have hairy feet, which is not a really intimidating factor. Dumbledore does not think they can hurt him anyways.)Wait'll they get a taste of Dumbledore's Army!(In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Professor Dolores Umbridge, who was the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher at the time, took up the seat as headmaster of Hogwarts and didn't allow the subject of defense at the school. Harry and his friends made a secret group known as Dumbledore's Army, or the DA, to practice Defense Against the Dark Arts, and they became skilled at it. Since the group was named after Dumbledore, he is sure they can beat Gandalf as easily as he can.)Gandalf:Do not take me for some conjurer of cheap tricks!(This quote is said verbatim by Gandalf to Bilbo Baggins at the beginning of The Fellowship of the Ring. He says that he has more powerful magic than Dumbledore and should not be taken lightly.)I don't give a Fawkes about your Order of Phoenix!(Fawkes is the name of Dumbledore's phoenix. The Order of the Phoenix is the name of the organization Dumbledore made to defeat Voldemort. The line is also a pun on "I don't give a fuck," with Fawkes's name replacing "fuck", showing that Gandalf does not care about the Order of the Phoenix.)I'll tie a new knot in your beard, with your wrinkly balls,(Dumbledore had a knot tied in his beard. Like Gandalf, he is also very old, and the elderly have been known to have wrinkles, even in their testicles.)For I am the one rapper to rule them all!(A play on the phrase from The Lord of the Rings: "The one ring to rule them all." Gandalf says that his rapping skill will rule over others.)Dumbledore:Your spells are a joke, not funny ones either!(For something to be a joke means that it is either a funny phrase or a failure of sorts. Gandalf's spells are not the funny kind, they're more of the failing kind. Dumbledore is known for being light-hearted and enjoying jokes.)Mines of Moria? Ha! More like Mind of Mencia!(The Mines of Moria is a setting in The Lord of the Rings books, in which Gandalf tried to lead the fellowship through. Mind of Mencia is a comedy television series, which was often criticized for having low-quality and unoriginal jokes, so he says that Gandalf is laughable, which refers to his previous line in which he calls him a terrible joke.)I'll Expecto my Patronum on your face, you little snitch,(Expecto Patronum is a spell from the Harry Potter universe that conjures up an animal spirit from someone's happiness, used in defense against dementors. If it doesn't work, a blast of white

Wand, had a Thestral hair core. He earned the wand in his duel with Grindelwald, and it remains unclear what he had before it came to into his possession.Wikimedia Commons, Doug Kline19. Resting PlaceThere is only one grave at Hogwarts: The White Tomb, where Dumbledore was laid to rest. The old Headmaster wanted to be buried at Hogwarts because it was the only place that he considered to be his real home.Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince(2009), Warner Bros. Pictures20. Trifecta!Dumbledore was the first wizard to have possession of all three of Deathly Hallows. He never had all three at once, but he was the first to encounter all of them. He had the Invisibility Cloak after Harry’s parents were killed, the Resurrection Stone when he tracked Voldemort’s ring Horcrux, and the Elder Wand when he defeated Grindelwald.Harry Potter and the Philosopher 21. The Best of EnemiesDumbledore and Grindelwald were friends when they first met. After finishing school at Hogwarts Dumbledore was introduced to Grindelwald by the latter’s great aunt, Bathilda Bagshot. Both were the best wizards of their age and they quickly became friends.Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1(2010),Warner Bros. Pictures22. Don't Judge a Book By It's Dragon PoxDumbledore befriended the young Elphias Doge, the man who would write Dumbledore’s obituary nearly a century later, while the two of the were at Hogwarts. Doge apparently had caught a brutal case of the Dragon Pox, which made all the other students avoid him. Dumbledore, though, was known for his ability to look past the surface, and he quickly befriended the pock-marked Doge.Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1(2010),Warner Bros. Pictures23. Snake TongueDumbledore could understand Parseltongue. Evidence of this is given in the book of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, when Dumbledore shows Harry a memory from Bob Ogden, an employee of the Ministry of Magic. In it, Ogden visits the house of the Gaunts, Voldemort’s relatives, all of whom speak in Parseltongue to each other. Dumbledore seems to have understood the conversation the family members had.Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince(2009), Warner Bros. Pictures 24. Pride!Dumbledore was gay. JK Rowling made the announcement of the Headmasters sexuality around the time that Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince movie was being filmed. This prompted the writers to make alterations to the script. Allegedly, there was a scene where Dumbledore was reminiscing about his past loves, and while reading over the movie, Rowling crossed out that line and simply scrawled "Dumbledore is gay" over it.Getty Images 25. He Loves Me, He Loves Me NotGiven the revelation about his sexuality, it is widely believed that Dumbledore was in love with his closest friend, Gellert Grindelwald. There is no proof that Grindelwald ever reciprocated Albus’ feelings though, and it has been argued that Grindelwald could never have loved anyone, because all he cared about was power.Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince(2009), Warner Bros. Pictures26. Quiet as a MouseWhen most wizards apparate, it made a loud popping noise, yet

The water and began to attack the two. Dumbledore was too weak to fight at first, and Harry tried to defend the two. He wasn’t very successful since he used “Sectumsempra”, along some other spells. The reason for this not working is that the Inferi don’t have any blood to spill. Dumbledore then, summoned a massive ring of fire, surrounding Harry and himself. The Inferi dove back into the water, not to resurface again when Dumbledore’s fire fainted.─────⌑──────────⌑─────“Inferi have much in common with zombies, which are mentioned as separate creatures within Harry’s world. Zombies are not part of British folklore, but more of the myths of parts of Africa, which is one reason for them being different beings.”- J. K. Rowling on Pottermore─────⌑─────Thanks for reading all the way through my Wiki Entry on Inferi! I hope you enjoyed it!Used Sources- Pottermore (Inferi)- Harry Potter Wikia (Inferius)- Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (Book)- Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (Movie)- Google Docs for typing the script.─────⌑──────────⌑─────

Understood about the ring is the complexity of its destruction.Professor Dumbledore discovered its location and managed to retrieve it.But in his haste to analyze it, he fell under the influence of the deadly curse placed by Voldemort to protect the ring.It was later destroyed using the Sword of Gryffindor, which was impregnated with basilisk venom, one of the few substances which could effectively destroy a Horcrux.The destruction of the ring came at a high cost – the curse inflicted upon Dumbledore subsequently led to his death.The destruction of the ring came at a high cost – the curse inflicted upon Dumbledore subsequently led to his death.This underlines the extreme lengths Voldemort went to protect his Horcruxes, but also highlights the determination and sacrifice needed from the side of the Order of the Phoenix to overthrow him.The intricacies and tragedies associated with this Horcrux tell a tale of sacrifice, undying love, and the unspeakable lengths some will go through for power.How Voldemort Made His Horcruxes (2 THEORIES) - Harry Potter TheoryFor an in-depth look into how Voldemort likely utilized the Deathly Hallows symbol to enhance his Horcruxes, this is a must watch.It also discusses the two intriguing theories surrounding the creation of these horcruxes and the implications they have on the Harry Potter storyline.The Tale of Salazar Slytherin’s LocketWhen exploring the complex and mystifying world of Horcruxes in the Harry Potter series, one must delve into the capricious nature of Salazar Slytherin’s locket.The History of the LocketThe locket was originally owned by Salazar Slytherin, one of the four founders of the Hogwarts school of magic and is known to have been passed down through the generations.This ancient artifact, tainted with dark magic, eventually fell into the hands of the malevolent Tom Riddle.Riddle, later known as Voldemort, used the locket as one of his Horcruxes, hiding a fragment of his soul within it.When the locket was used in this way, it became not just a piece of jewelry, but a potent tool of dark magic.In affixing part of his soul to the locket, Voldemort ensured his own partial immortality, as long as the Horcrux remained intact.When the locket was used in this way, it became not just a piece of jewelry, but a potent tool of dark magic.Using this locket as a Horcrux demonstrates the aspiring nature of Voldemort’s intentions, not just utilizing the locket for its immortality, but embodying his delusions of grandeur and unyielding obsession with power.The locket, therefore, becomes a symbol of Voldemort’s profound darkness and his unrelenting desire for immortality and dominance.The Journey of the LocketThe locket had an eventful journey from its initial creation to its final destruction.Throughout the series, the locket journeyed from Tom Riddle himself to Hepzibah Smith, then to Merope Gaunt before finally ending up with the unassuming Muggle collectors, the Carrows.The locket was ultimately stolen by Mundungus Fletcher and ended up in the hands of Dolores Umbridge before Harry, Hermione, and Ron rescued it during their mission.The locket was ultimately stolen by Mundungus