Nagini

Exactly.

Do we know how long it's been since Nagini became full snake? Because I would expect that you lose your person-ness the longer you are stuck as an animal.

But it would be funny if the wand belonged to a snake and Voldy's plan becomes completely undone by his pet, because then Voldy would have to kill Nagini to get the elder wand.

And that's a conflict of interest for him because Nagini is a horcrux.

Aha.

What would he do in that situation?

what would voldy put more priority on owning the elder wand to try to take out harry or protecting his horcrux that's a great question

does he feel like he can just make another horcrux if he needs to yeah that's like how how valuable is the horc like if i lose one fine i can make another one it'd be okay

sensing his anger and excitement, and occasionally witnessing events from his perspective.

The most significant example of this is when he sees Nagini attacking Arthur Weasley in the Department of Mysteries, experiencing the attack as though he himself were the snake.

And eventually Voldemort does become aware of this connection, and even deliberately exploits it, going on to plant a false vision of Sirius Black being tortured in the Department of Mysteries to lure Harry into a trap.

This means Voldemort understood that Harry had access to his mind, and that he could manipulate the connection to his own advantage.

And if Voldemort couldn't reliably sense the destruction of Horcruxes he had deliberately created, I don't think there's any particular reason to assume that he would automatically recognize an accidental fragment residing within Harry.

Harry himself does occasionally experience unusual sensations associated with Voldemort's Horcruxes.

He can hear the fragment within the locket, for example, and has an extraordinary connection to Nagini, who also contains a portion of Voldemort's soul.

But these experiences don't necessarily establish that Horcruxes possess some general ability to communicate with one another.

Snape had vowed to always protect Harry, fueled by his love for Lily and his lifelong regret for betraying her.

It was all revealed to Harry after he watched Voldemort kill Snape with his snake Nagini.

So Snape had died a hero.

But his death was odd.

The head of the Slytherin house, the Potions Master, was killed by a snake.

Snape didn't have an antidote for an attack by a snake he knew Voldemort kept at his side.

And Harry hadn't tried to stop Voldemort from killing his professor.

Snape's gruesome death was a crisis of his wives' faith.

That was a Neville moment if there was ever one right there.

Instead of Nagini, he was a British soldier.

Yep.

All right.

Snape had vowed to always protect Harry, fueled by his love for Lily and his lifelong regret for betraying her.

It was all revealed to Harry after he watched Voldemort kill Snape with his snake Nagini.

So Snape had died a hero.

But his death was odd.

The head of the Slytherin house, the Potions Master, was killed by a snake.

Snape didn't have an antidote for an attack by a snake he knew Voldemort kept at his side.

And Harry hadn't tried to stop Voldemort from killing his professor.

Snape's gruesome death was a crisis of his wives' faith.

Snape had vowed to always protect Harry, fueled by his love for Lily and his lifelong regret for betraying her.

It was all revealed to Harry after he watched Voldemort kill Snape with his snake Nagini.

So Snape had died a hero.

But his death was odd.

The head of the Slytherin house, the Potions Master, was killed by a snake.

Snape didn't have an antidote for an attack by a snake he knew Voldemort kept at his side.

And Harry hadn't tried to stop Voldemort from killing his professor.

Snape's gruesome death was a crisis of his wives' faith.