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Teeyah retweeted
I think I figured it out. Barty Crouch Jr. was so desperate to prove his loyalty to Voldemort that he got impatient and decided to kill Harry himself.
Remember, he genuinely believed that killing Harry would earn him a special place in Voldemort’s life, even claiming he would become closer to him than a son.
Maybe Barty knew Voldemort wanted to kill Harry personally, but after Harry escaped yet again, he thought delivering the boy’s death himself would earn him even greater favour. The irony is that Barty wanted to be Voldemort’s most trusted servant so badly that he couldn’t resist explaining everything to Harry instead of just killing him.
He might actually have earned that special place if he had kept his mouth shut.
Teeyah retweeted
Why was Hagrid punished for an accident while Snape got away with deliberate cruelty?
When Draco got injured by Buckbeak, Hagrid faced an investigation, Buckbeak was sentenced to death, and Hagrid feared losing everything.
Yet Snape could insult students, target Neville’s biggest fears, threaten to poison Trevor, and constantly humiliate Harry without facing any real consequences. Both teachers made students miserable, but only one seemed to answer for what happened in his classroom.
So what exactly were Hogwarts’ rules on teacher misconduct? And why did Dumbledore tolerate Snape’s behaviour while Hagrid was treated like a danger to his students?
Teeyah retweeted
She was never the villain, she was just someone who suffered a lot and didn't know where to pour that pain.
Teeyah retweeted
It’s funny that Toph knew he was in the hole the entire time and he still had to get out himself, and she said nothing 😂
Teeyah retweeted
So this woman know their father all along, is she the one that kidnapped their father?, maybe that’s why she use to give pavi food 😭
Teeyah retweeted
I stand by my belief that Amon should have never been a blood bender himself or even related to Tarrlok. Dude just need to be the Anti-Avatar and that’s it.
i’m still trying to understand how amon was able to resist bloodbending. does mastering bloodbending mean you can no longer be bloodbent yourself?
and bro, THIS is what korra had to face and resist without the avatar state, while aang needed his past lives to save his ass. the difference is actually crazy 🤦🏽♂️
Teeyah retweeted
This single scene exposes the biggest double standards in Marvel power-scaling.
Thor fans swear he’s the undisputed peak of the MCU, but an in-shape 2014 Thanos handled Thor, Iron Man, and Worthy Cap at the exact same time with zero trouble. Meanwhile, Wanda walked up to him completely alone, shattered his double-bladed weapon with bare energy, and had him screaming for an orbital strike just to break free.
Captain Marvel fans claim Carol was the strongest hero on that field, but Carol only stalled him, Wanda was actively dismantling his armor and crushing his defense single-handedly.
If Sanctuary II didn’t open fire on the entire battlefield, Wanda finishes Thanos right there on the rubble and Tony Stark goes home to his family. The writers had Thanos sacrifice his own army because Wanda was about to wrap up the entire movie thirty minutes early
Teeyah retweeted
Meet the Mother of Faces, the mother of Koh the Face Stealer!
She is responsible for creating the faces of all living things and even has the power to restore the faces her son has stolen.
So why didn’t Avatar Kuruk seek her out to restore Ummi’s face? Was there a reason he couldn’t, or did he simply not know she had that power? #avatar
Teeyah retweeted
Tony built the magnetic shield recall system for Steve in Age of Ultron, but after Civil War, Steve never used it again. Did Tony really take back the technology after their fallout and leave Steve to go back to straps? Tony is petty for sure 😹😹😹
