The Deathly Hallows, the title of Harry Potter's last book, was split into two films to illustrate the main plot because of the huge amount of information it contained in the film of the same name.
The symbol of the Deathly Hallows itself is an iconic design in the wizarding world, and even in the Muggle world, many people have designed it as an ornament or tattoo pattern, which shows that this symbol is not only very important, but also very popular with everyone.
If you're not a harry potter fan, looking at the name of the Deathly Hallows, you might think that these three things (resurrection stones, old wands, and invisibility cloaks) seem a bit ominous.
In the novel, J.K. Rowling tells Harry, Hermione, and Ron, as well as those of us readers (fans), through a fable in the Tales of Peter The Poet, the ins and outs of the three Deathly Hallows.
The parable mentions that as long as these three sacred artifacts are collected, they can become the "master of the god of death" .
So, don't look at the name of the Deathly Hallows, it sounds a bit dark, in fact, they are the biggest magic weapon in the wizarding world.
However, because the story of the Deathly Hallows is known through the Tales of the Poets, which is often used as a bedtime reading for young wizards, many believe that the Deathly Hallows are just fairy tales, and they are not real.
So, even though Harry Potter was holding one of the Deathly Hallows, the Cloak of Invisibility, no one ever snatched it.
Indeed, putting these three hallows together, you can become the master of death and gain eternal life, which sounds like a very strange thing, even Voldemort, who is so afraid of death, has never had the idea of collecting three deathly hallows. It can be seen that he does not think that this will really lead to "eternal life."
However, throughout the wizarding world, many wizards are always filled with fear of what they don't know, including their attitude towards the Deathly Hallows.
The wizards didn't really understand the power of the Deathly Hallows, but they were filled with fear of the three hallows. In particular, the dark lord Gellert Grindelwald used the symbol of the Deathly Hallows as a symbol to represent himself, which made people equate the Deathly Hallows with the Dark Arts.
In fact, we all know that deathly hallows are not evil, but that there have always been some greedy and ambitious dark wizards in history who have the idea of beating them, such as the previous masters of the Old Wand, many of whom were the most feared dark wizards in the world.
Over time, the Deathly Hallows were also cloaked in "darkness."
Even Durmstrang School, which was very tolerant of black magic, wanted to erase grindelwald's mark of the Deathly Hallows carved on the school wall. Some students copied Grindelwald's logo to textbooks and clothes, trying to scare others and make themselves look great.
So, in the wizarding world, deathly hallows are seen as a fictional evil thing that no one will mention or even wear the symbol of a deathly hallows. Until Harry Potter's friend Luna Lovegood's father, Xenophilius, appeared.
Apparently, Mr. Lovegood was not a Dark Wizard, but he proudly wore a necklace with the Deathly Hallows emblem as a pendant and appeared in public.
It was Xenophilius who told Harry Potter that the Deathly Hallows were real, allowing Harry to indirectly assemble three Deathly Hallows, become the "Master of Death", and eventually defeat Voldemort.
The reason why Xenophilius dared to wear the Deathly Hallows symbol publicly and knew so much about the Deathly Hallows was because he really believed in their existence and did not think that they were legendary things.
Xenophilius, though a little eccentric, was an absolutely confident man who believed in the existence of many legendary things, and even though most people thought they were false, Xenophilius was still "stubborn" about it. And this personality of his also greatly influenced his daughter Luna Lovegood.
Perhaps, in addition to Xenophilius, there are many people who believe in the existence of deathly hallows, but they do not openly wear the deathly hallows symbol like Xenophilius, directly indicating that they are "believers" in deathly hallows. Because this will cause a lot of "trouble" for yourself, such as being mistaken for being associated with the Dark Wizard, or being pestered by the Dark Wizards who are looking for death hallows, and so on.
Only Xenophilius, who is "not afraid of heaven" (only his daughter is his weak underbelly), as long as it is what he believes, will not care about the "criticism" of the outside world.
And J.K. Rowling arranged for him to reveal the secret of the Deathly Hallows for Harry, which was all too appropriate.