Why was Lord Voldemort so strong?

Voldemort was talented in magic from a young age. He was able to manipulate other living things even though he didn’t have a wand to channel this power. It is likely, though not confirmed, that his talent for magic is derived from his ancestor, Salazar Slytherin.

Why was Voldemort so feared?

Voldemort was feared because he wasn’t human, he didn’t love, he only hated. He hated everyone who dared to stand in his way, and he hated those who didn’t. He was fond of maybe three things—Himself, Hogwarts, and Nagini, his snake—he loved no other human. He felt no guilt, no remorse, over his actions.

Why was Voldemort so talented?

He had a natural aptitude for dark magic and had been doing nothing but honing his skills and planning for decades. It’s not that surprising that he would turn out to be a fairly formidable wizard in the end. Aside from his study skills Voldemort was also the heir of Slytherin.

Why is Voldemort so feared?

One of the defining facts of Voldemort’s character is that he feared death. That’s why he went to such great extremes to prevent it, i.e., the creation of his Horcruxes. Grindelwald, on the other hand, did not fear death, which made him more powerful in many ways. He wasn’t limited by anything.

Why did Voldemort want to kill Harry Potter?

Voldemort decided to try and kill Harry because he believed in the prophecy and wanted to become immortal. But the years passed by, he gained more reasons to want Harry dead. The more times Harry survived Voldemort, the more people started to doubt Voldemort’s powers. Harry became a symbol of hope.

Why did Voldemort choose Harry and not Neville?

Voldemort didn’t choose to kill Neville Longbottom, because the Dark Lord never saw Neville as any part of the prophecy. Voldemort always believed that it was Harry despite never actually knowing the full contents of the prophecy. Remember that Lucius Malfoy accidentally destroyed it in the Chamber of Mysteries.

Why did Voldemort kill James and Lily Potter?

Because of Sybill Trelawney’s prophecy that the one who would vanquish Voldemort. Voldemort believed it was Harry Potter, so he went to kill him. James and Lily were killed because they were standing in the way of the real goal, Harry’s death.