Where does it say this?
If you squint your eyes and read the chapter while browsing your phone, you can sorta have that takeaway
In kings cross, Dumblerdore surmised that a piece of voldemorts soul entered the wand when they connected in the graveyard. Could you imagine if he came back after all that?
Where does it say this?
If you squint your eyes and read the chapter while browsing your phone, you can sorta have that takeaway
It wasn't a piece of Voldemort's soul. Harry's wand simply absorbed some power from Voldemort's (which it later spat back when it shot golden fire during the sky battle).
Whilst I agree that's what it implies, verbatim, it's not what I feel is actually happening in that situation. Harry is an unintentional horcrux. The part of Voldemort's soul in him is trying to protect itself, as we see it do at the point of destruction for each other horcrux. It has access to a wand. It's able to cast the golden fire spell without Harry's awareness. It's subsequently able to destroy Voldemort's wand, and thereby prevent Voldemort from destroying himself in the process. The point of Harry entering the forest unarmed during the Battle of Hogwarts is such that he has no defence that the fragment of Voldemort's soul is able to use to defend itself. By choosing to die, not only does Harry complete the Love Ritual to protect the Defenders of Hogwarts, he also enacts his mother's sacrifice to protect his own soul _and_ enable the destruction of the part of Voldemort's soul that was trapped within him.
A bit of Voldemort’s power. Not his soul. The wand is not a horcrux.
I think Dumbledore says that Harry’s wand absorbed Voldemort’s power, and qualities. Doesn't outright say it was a piece of his soul.
It said that the piece of Voldemort's soul in Harry had some of his power. And Voldemort doubled their connection taking Harry's blood.
That's not at all what he said. He said that he suspected the wand absorbed part of Voldemort's *power and skill*, not part of his *soul*.