harry. Both Potter and Voldemort's wand cores were phoenix feathers, and both came from Dumbledore's Phoenix Fox. The wands of the two of them are a pair of wands with the same core, and the wizard cannot hurt each other when holding the same wand, so in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry was able to escape from Voldemort's magic. After Voldemort kidnapped olivade, the wand smith, he learned the secret of the wand.
In order to be able to personally deal with the enemy, Voldemort asked his men for a wand. It is said that at this time Voldemort's number one iron fan Bellatrix. Lestrange should have offered her wand to relieve her master's worries, but she did not. As for why? Here I will take you to understand the details.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > wand is crucial to wizards</h1>
Many people think that the wand is just a tool for wizards, but this is a serious underestimation of the importance of the wand to wizards. The difference between wizards and Muggles (ordinary people who can't do magic) is that wizards can use magic, and most of the magic of wizards can be cast through their wands, so for wizards, the wand is a symbol of their status and their second life. This is more important to Slytherin pure-blood wizards who worship blood and power than ordinary wizards.
Although Voldemort was the object of allegiance to the Death Eaters, their allegiance to Voldemort was only for pure blood and strength. Voldemort let the Death Eaters die, they may not have much repulsion, like the Malfoy family, the Lestrange family, the Black family and other families out of the family, money, or family elves are not a problem, but when Voldemort like the Death Eaters ask for a wand, for a moment all the Death Eaters' faces are full of consternation, "as if he had just announced that he would borrow an arm from them." Because for wizards who value identity, the wand is the bottom line.
On the other hand, there are some examples of borrowing other people's wands: Ron. Weasley used Charlie in the first two years of school. Weasley's old wand (Charlie was Ron's brother); Neville. Longbottom used Frank in grades one through five. Longbottom's Wand (Frank is Neville's father); Draco. Malfoy was replaced by Harry. After Potter took the wand, he borrowed Narcissa. Malfoy's Wand (Narcissa was Draco's mother); Harry. Potter had borrowed Hermione when his wand had broken. Granger's Wand (Hermione was born in the Muggle world and the two were close friends). On top of that, wizards using other people's wands were basically forcibly taken: Dumbledore defeated Grindelwald to take the Elder Wand; Harry took the wand from Draco; Ron took the wand from Wormtail...
Bellatrix. Lestrange was indeed Voldemort's number one iron fan, but her reason for idolizing Voldemort was based on the noble blood and great power of the other party. In essence, Bella still worships the most essential magical power of wizards, so Bella can give birth to Voldemort (see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child for details), but is reluctant to lend the wizard's wand, a symbol of the status of a wizard.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Voldemort's act of asking for a wand from a Death Eater was a punishment</h1>
Unlike Harry, who borrowed a wand from Hermione to keep vigil, Voldemort's request for a wand from the Death Eater was essentially a punishment. This punishment was even worse than Voldemort's direct beating with a drill spell, because taking away a wizard's wand was also equivalent to directly depriving a wizard of his status symbol. Voldemort's demand for a wand was as serious as stripping a soldier of his rank and expelling him from the military in an army with a high sense of honor.
"Lucius, I see no reason for you to hold the wand anymore," Voldemort said lightly, to Lucius. Malfoy said that it was nothing less than a thunderclap on the ground, directly making the once spirited Mr. Malfoy twitch like a bereaved dog that had not been stripped of his spine.
Lucius. Malfoy looked up. In the light of the fire, his skin appeared sallow and sallow, and a pair of eyes were sunken deep, looking melancholy, and speaking hoarsely. — Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Chapter I. Rise of the Dark Lord
Harry borrowed the wand from Hermione only for vigil, and when he was done, Harry returned it to Hermione. And Voldemort this time is not borrowed, but directly asked, after using it will not be returned, it is estimated that only Merlin knows.
Although Bella was more than willing to be loyal to Voldemort, in her own case, Voldemort offered to punish someone, and she was not willing to get together to be criticized, unless her boss named her to use her wand.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Voldemort asked for a wand, simply to punish Malfoy</h1>
Voldemort had already kidnapped Mr. Ollivander, Britain's most prominent wand smith, not to mention that he wanted any wand directly from Ollivander's original inventory of wands, and it was entirely possible to let the master wand make him another wand. Even Wormtails, who were not eligible to participate in the Death Eaters' Conference and could only play with the miscellaneous worm tails, could get a wand ordered by Ollivander, and Voldemort wanted to be a one-sentence thing.
He just wants Lucius. Malfoy's wand, to put it bluntly, is actually a punishment for putting on small shoes for the other party. For Voldemort, Lucius. Malfoy also really had "no reason to hold the wand anymore": first, he put the precious Horcrux in the custody of the most trusted person (only Lucius was among the Death Eaters). Malfoy and Bellatrix. Lestrange had this honor), but the goods threw the Horcrux to Hogwarts, under Dumbledore's nose to do things, and as a result, their own Horcruxes were destroyed. Second, he sent him to lead a team to the Department of Mysterious Affairs of the Ministry of Magic to grab the prophecy ball from the hands of several hairy children who had not graduated, and the result was that the goods were still smashed, causing him to have a meaningless hard battle with his old rivals, not to mention, and also exposed himself in public, and the plan for obscene development that had been set before was also aborted. Therefore, Voldemort had to punish Lucius, and according to Voldemort, "It is already his greatest mercy to be alive and free for the Malfoy family."
Poor Lucius, in the end, did not wait for Voldemort to return his wand, and when Voldemort intercepted Harry with his wand, Harry's wand automatically counterattacked, shattering what originally belonged to Lucius. Malfoy's wand.
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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Past Highlights: Lucius from the Hogwarts Vault Incident. Malfoy, the superficial soul under the pretty skin
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