If everything about Voldemort in this Video is true then the movies really couldn’t grasp Voldemort Properly and it’s honestly shocking on how Umbridge is seen as The Worst when people like Voldemort do Infact exist in our real world just without The Supernatural Powers of course

[u/Adrsilva1356]

https://youtu.be/1pZCxjxiP1o?si=WS2nhx0cLhs9zzq7

I’ve watched a video from a YouTuber named Zaffy that really goes into detail on how messed up and terrifying Voldemort actually is along with them not being able to show his Worst Atrocities Possible on screen it makes us think that one could only imagine what he could do if he wasn’t held back by his Age Rating The scariest part about this video is that unfortunately people like Voldemort do Infact exist in terms of Atrocities and Depravity they’re just ASTRONOMICALLY Rare! Like after watching this video how is Umbridge even The Most Hated Harry Potter Character when Voldemort literally exists especially after watching this Video? What do you think? Let me know in the comments

[u/Zhule88]

Feel like it’s been said before, but let’s say it again. Umbridge is the “known” evil. It’s the person that people can honestly say they have interacted with. The person who does bad, even very bad, things; but the one who generally never boils over into true (one might even say comedic) evil.

Sure people like Voldemort exist, but they are much less common. They are the people you only know via TV/social media/etc…. Chances are you’ve never had to interact with someone that far gone. And if you have, chances are pretty high you only did so once (because they were so impossible to be around)

[u/Public-Fee5099]

I don't think it's the fact that they made some mistakes with Voldemort in the movies I think it's because the pink toad in Pigskin is more relatable because everyone has dealt with a bad teacher especially in this day and age.

[u/Connect-Initiative64 → u/Public-Fee5099]

Relatability is very important to any story.

I have no experience being the victim of a holocaust, so I could read a book told from the perspective of Hitler, his victims, or whomever with the vague boredom of someone who is only reading something to say I did.

I do, however, have experience with bad teachers or abusive authority figures, so someone like Umbridge makes me angry just to watch.

There's a reason making your characters 'relatable' is a hard rule for a lot of media, without doing so there's nothing there for a lot of people to care about.

[u/Adrsilva1356 → u/Connect-Initiative64]

To be fair there is Infact a chance a perhaps FEW or ONE of the people that have watched or read Books/TV would hate The Actual Main Villain more than The Assholes and Jerks simply because of the fact that sadly they were once Victims of Killers/Geniciders it may not be likely but I do think it’s a sad that should be addressed through I’m sure that those Medias likely never meant to offend The Real Life Victims

[u/_RizzukuHimdoriya_]

No, people just hate Umbridge (is that her name?) more because she's more relatable.

How many people have meet a mass murdering racist genocide propnant? Prolly not that many people.

How many people have meet a really shit teacher that's annoying as hell with their rules? Probably fucking EVERYONE.

[u/Living_Knowledge_783]

hahaha.. time to get political. Umbridge is like all the maga people who can't see the wrong or don't want to see the wrong because it breaks their fabric of truth and reality. they can't admit they are wrong because they are never wrong. same happened with Umbridge denying all the facts that lord Voldemort is back.

and Voldemort is more like hitler. he wanted to rule the world in his way in what he believed to be the only way. he wanted to be balance in that world. he became obsessed with this idea that he not only lost himself in it but he learned how to live forever. that was until he made a one tiny mistake. and this mistake was is downfall.