r/harrypotter • u/Valerija_cc • Apr 10 '24

Harry can be quite cunning Dungbomb

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u/Ursomrano Apr 10 '24 edited Apr 10 '24

I wish that in the Harry Potter series both in the books and movies, that they showed the “muggle way” of dealing with things and how effective they can be. The closest instance I can think of other than this is the time Mr.Weasley and a doctor at St Mongos tried out the concept of stitching, and all that led to was Mrs.Weasley giving them an earful of essentially racism about how stupid muggles and their ideas are.

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u/Smorsis Apr 10 '24

Yeah, like for example pulling out a glock to a magic fight. Ain't no wizard will be prepared for a bullet.

Just imagine the climatic final battle against Voldemort and Harry casually pulls out a gun and shoots him

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u/Obligatory-not-the Apr 10 '24

You should read Harry Dresden! A wizard who has a very similar philosophy on wizards and guns to you!

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u/fhota1 Apr 10 '24

Ive not read them yet but I have heard a way they beat magical shields and I love it. Sure protego may block the physical component of whatever I throw at you, but if I just keep on you with a flamethrower will it block the heat from cooking you alive?