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But mostly because when I read the sixth book he reminded me of a boy that used to study with me. The perfect golden boy that got all the attention, the best grades, popularity when really he was the most narcissistic and mean person. He looked down on everyone and always blamed others for things he did and always got away with that.


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    Proud Slytherin!
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    whoa whoa i call bullshit; we learn in the second book that Lord Voldemort is a [partial] anagram of Tom Riddle [also...
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    …Being a douche is a perfectly valid reason to dislike someone, but what’s wrong with ambition? Just because someone...
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    There’s nothing wrong with wanting the very best for yourself if you know you can do it. Why settle for less when you...
  15. captainsnippet said: how could you have known anything about riddle before knowing he was voldemort? it’s not like he was ever portrayed as anything BUT the person who would become voldemort
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