Headmaster Uses Avada Kedavra On Isidora Voldemort Fight Scene - Hogwarts Legacy (4K 60FPS) 2023

Whilst Isadora was clearly in the wrong with her actions, she had good intentions but thought grief meant pain when it's not. Grief is about healing. However, the Keepers didn't reprimand her and just told her to stop. They didn't keep an eye on her or made sure her own mental health was stable. Both sides are guilty of something. It's basically Anakin and the Jedi.

techniqually it was san bakar not niam fetsgerald that cast the avada kedavra curse. niam was the headmistriss not headmaster due to being a woman while san bakar was a professor. it is understandable why he cast the curse because the entire school was in danger from isodora's spells. not to mention that isodora was clearly trying/planning on killing the headmistriss & 3 professors. there should be very rare occasions where the use of the killing curse should be allowed like when many people are in danger of being killed & there is no real time for a less drastic solution to be used. the turture & mind control curses not really. the killing, torture, & mind control curses were called unforgivable because they only have 1 form of funtion where as nearly all other spells have multiple uses. the only way the wand ban is ever going to be lifted is for enough wizards make a strong enough push that successfully removes it from law.

Sam baker wasn’t the headmaster the Irish chick was

This part really surprised me, I expected San Bakar to get up and help out in the beam clash. I did not expect him to use a forbidden curse. But it was necessary. He did what had to be done. Isadora didn’t know the consequences of what she was doing. She was turning people into mindless puppets. San Bakar for the win! Fatality!!!

I was absolutely shocked when he did that. I learned none of the curses and was upset with Sebastian for what he did, so when this happened I couldn’t believe it. It made me question so many things.

From my point of view, the keepers are the real villains

Why'd the second guy aim for the beam coming out of the wand and not the guy holding the wand lol

San Bakar is hot.

Tom v mom befor Harry Potter

You do realize San Bakar was not the headmaster of Hogwarts but the lady who got hurt in the fight, right? Her trial took place in the headmaster's office, you can't be more evident.

Why was the scene with the dad like scene from a horror movie

The curses Imperio, Crucio and Avada Kedabra were forbidden 1717. I don’t remember how, but I know these events happened during the Tudor Dynasty, so they were not unforgivable yet.

when i watch the cutscene, I thought Baka would have join into that wand power pushing thing to lock Isidora away, but damn, dude just pull the killing trigger clean off.

Making avada kedavra an "unforgivable curse" and punishing people for using it, has more effect in the universe than it woukd in real life.
In real life it would be about as effective as gun control, and youd still have badguys using it left and right, along with other killing spells.
How is what mrs weasly did to belatrix not an unforgivable curse?
And what about sectumsempra, and many other similar spells.

To me i think its dumb if anne was cursed by ancient magic by ranrok dont know why didnt give us option or let us use said magic to try to help her out and cure her and use it was award after beating the game even if only in certain ending choices

So wait, in theory (at this point), that big bubble of "negative emotion" is still underneath Hogwarts at the time Harry Potter and Jacob's sibling were attending Hogwarts?
Surely there has to be a way to get rid of it?
Maybe separating it into smaller receptacles and unleashing it elsewhere? Hopefully they will address this in the next one

Im curious about Avada Kadavra opinion across the wizarding world. Is it considered unforgivable all over or just in the UK ministry?

It was a Professor that used Avada Kedavra the Head Mistress (Nimah) was knocked out.

I don't know if others will agree, but I understand if they have their own opinions so I'll just say my point of view.

While I can understand the feeling of not wanting people to suffer anymore, but stripping them of emotions is a line that should never be crossed.

Isidora may have had good intentions, but in the end she was corrupted by her own desire to not want others suffer anymore.

Percival and the others tried to reason with her, but Isidora was beyond reasoning.

Percival may have made the first move, but he wanted to protect the students from Isidora's madness.

For this taught me an important lesson.

Never let your desires consume you, for you will push away everything and everyone that matters the most to you.

Why does she have glowing green cracks on her chest? The curse didn’t cause physical damage in the books

Do their Wands have twin cores or can you just do that now?

People are comparing the Killing Curse with other spells. The difference is the intention required. If someone has to mean it and it is an unblockable spell, why wouldn't it be outlawed? The only effect the curse has is to cause death. Some other spells can have an effect that could cause death yes, but they have other uses. Just because you kill someone without using the killing curse doesn’t mean you don’t risk going to Azkaban.

Even firearms have more uses than the killing curse. If you have to really want to kill, dominate, or torture, what does that say about the spells? Ultimately, people just have put less care in concept of death because of it being common. Yes, as well, if you hit someone besides your intended target, they will die as well. Unless if you are careless, in most cases, they can save someone from dying from other spells. Wizards and Witches are much more durable than regular humans. As two people survived a direct explosion.

Plus, from what I watched, considering that she was caught off guard, there were many other spells the professor could have used that have taken her alive, he chose to kill her and given the look on his face which seemed rather malicious and the look on the other peoples face it was clear that they were attempting to capture her alive. Plus, too, magic users do terribly with multiple attackers so, if the other professors just aimed lower instead of adding to the struggle. 😅

What is weird though that the MC doesnt mention San killing her when she meets up again in the map chamber

Bakar wasn't the headmaster though. He was the beast class professor.

He was a professor, not the headmaster

I use that spell all the time.

Why don't they just use imperio instead lol

The killing curse and the imperious curse should not be unforgivable because I don’t think they were created to do harm they may very well have been created to do the exact opposite people have used those two curses to save loved ones or others from evil forces yes they can be used for evil but they can also be used for good purposes as well as shown in the movies and game the torture curse or crucio however is a different matter all together

I love how Isidora amassed massive power using ancient magic and people's emotions and whatever, and then Bakar just killed her with one spell which requires no preparations whatsoever.

Reminder that Ron Weasleys mum used avada kedavra to kill Helena Bonham Carter.

So basically she goes Dragon Age and makes them Tranquill

Two Slytherin one Ravenclaw one Hufflepuff vs their former student

She's not even related to voldermort?

I would have casted it the second time I see her if I am any character in that world.

Well, they forget that you really need to hate someone before the AK can be cast.

Well, that’s one way to do it…

Why have you called Isidora Voldemort in the title, they are not related to each other in any way.

You’re saying that Slap people with magic, burn them, freeze them, crush them until death, is better than avada kedavra them?

Im just going to point out that this took place in the 15th century (isodora and the keepers) avada kedavra wasnt made unforgivable until 1717 so, it was legal and free to use back then but was still heavily frowned upon. Just a little history lesson 😆

bro straight up blasted that dude to oblivion in the end💀

San Bankar had eggs and solved the problem. I liked.

I am kind of confused when they say its a curse no wizard/witch should use yet professors can use it to defend people for me its a good spell as long as the one who wields it is using it for good

The VA for Professor Bakar did a great job with that "avada kedavra". It was emotional and CRISP.

So it wasn’t the Headmaster who used it

Good thing Sebastian didn't see that memory, or he'd definitely feel that his use of the unforgivable curses were justified.

I know he feels that Crucio and Imperio were justified already, but Avada Kedavra, not so much, unless you pushed him in that direction.

San Baker wasnt the headmaster professor Fitzgerald was