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Hi everybody! I've got a question. How did Voldemort aquire Nagini? It's been bothering me a lot. I need to know. Does anyone have a suggestion?
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Well, there's nothing known for a fact about how he came to be in possession of Nagini. The first (and earliest) time that we see the two together is in the beginning chapter of GoF, and nothing previous to that time hints that he was in possession of a giant snake ... Although, after that time, we rarely see Voldemort with his Death Eaters and *not* with Nagini.
What I would go for is that he acquired her in Albania, perhaps. We know it was in Albania that Peter found Voldemort, and we also know that it was there that Peter ran into Bertha Jorkins and brought her to Voldemort, where her memories were retrieved and she was, to use the Dark Lord's words, "disposed of."
So, with Nagini, you could really have him find her at any time. He could have found her anywhere from Halloween of 1981 up to his time with Quirrel, and then reuniting with her after he fled after Harry's first year. Or, you could have him not discover Nagini until around the beginning time of GoF, when we first meet her ourselves.
As for *how*, really anything can go at that point. He's a majorly Dark Wizard who has the capability to talk to snakes ... a giant serpent that he happens to come across would make a nice familiar, wouldn't you say?
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Also, what happens if you are afraid of boggarts? What would the boggart change into?
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I don't know if you could technically be afraid of a boggart in and of itself, to be honest. What makes a person fear a boggart is that the boggart IS the person's fear. It assumes such a form, really, so it's not as if a person is fearing the boggart; they're fearing whatever the boggart represents.
Besides, the actual form of a boggart is unknown ... therefore, how would people get to a point that they could fear them? They have nothing to go by in terms of a visual of something to fear -- and a Boggart needs that visual something to represent.
So, I don't think it's possible for a person to fear a boggart, really. They fear what a boggart represents, in my opinion.
~Megan