Top 10 Worst Things Harry Potter Did in the Harry Potter Books and Films
First Albus Dumbledore, then Severus Snape, now Harry Potter himself. We all choose to ignore some bad things the heroes end up doing, do we? Or the ones where they could have done so much more.I think that speaks for itself. Harry finds a spell in the HBP's book, is curious about what it does, and nearly kills Draco in a duel.
He's not entirely aware of it in a few cases, he just does it out of anger or spite. Like in the zoo with Dudley and the vanishing glass, as well as Aunt Marge being inflated
The Cursed Child is a very unorthodox play centered around Harry's middle child Albus Potter. Throughout the play the father and son fight way too often, and at one point Harry wished that Albus wasn't his son. Isn't that too much?
Was Harry Potter really prepared to be a father?
This was because he had visions of Sirius Black in danger, although Sirius was fine. Except here he is led into a trap by Voldemort and as a result, Sirius comes to his defense. BUT this gets Sirius killed.
Attempted to use it on Bellatrix after she killed Sirius, and then he tried to use it again on Amycus Carrow in Deathly Hallows. Neither of them got him reprimanded.
This list is SO unfair! Most of these things were accidents! And, technically, Ginny named it Dumbledore's Army. ALSO, Harry couldn't have done anything about it, Umbridge, Fudge, and a couple Aurors were there!
Honestly if he could have named it anything else he could have gotten away with it
Harry ended up going to the Yule Ball with Parvati instead since Cho Chang's already going with Cedric. By all accounts, Parvati's a pretty, popular boarding schoolgirl, and these two could've (could have) at least had a nice time, but instead, Harry ended up being a really poor date who spent a good portion of the time moping about the fact that Cho didn't go to the Yule Ball with him. Which is a shame because they probably could've gotten along for one night at the very least, but Harry was being rather immature.
In Prisoner of Azkaban, he along with Lupin and Sirius find Peter Pettigrew, the real culprit behind the murders of the Potters. He tells them the dementors should decide Pettigrew's fate. When the full moon arrives he doesn't manage to catch Wormtail, who transforms back into a rat while Harry was distracted by Lupin becoming a werewolf. This means Pettigrew goes to Voldemort and Sirius has to go into hiding.
Cedric's death could have been avoided if Harry had just taken the Triwizard trophy for himself and not suggested they both grab onto, Cedric wouldn't;t have ended up at the cemetery and would not have been killed by Wormtail.
If only I've known if James Potter canonically had onscreen, canon cousins on his own or was canonically a cousin-less only child.