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How was the resurrection stone created?

Hey brother!

As always, our current readthrough over on through the griffindore is constantly causing us to turn over

turnover stones we've never properly examined in the wizarding world.

Which frankly is kind of shocking because we must have over a

thousand Harry Potter deep dive videos here on this channel. But this time the stone we turned over

happens to be a very important stone, specifically the second deathly hallow, the resurrection

stone. The stone is obviously of great importance as it serves as

Voldemort's own heritage to Cadmus Peverell. It is a horcrux. It's the cause of death, sort of,

for Dumbledore, and ultimately what guides Harry to his own death. Again, like, sort of.

It's a Valdicodora, not... Hermione Coatric Baltimore.

Stop, stop, stop. You're going to take someone's eye out.

Besides, you're saying it wrong.

But as ever, with the Deathly Hallows, they're cloaked... My pony's gone.

Eh? In mystery.

They seem to defy all the laws of magic that we must otherwise abide by,

which makes their origins of extreme interest to us the readers and theorists.

But it's also surprising that there's so many mysteries about their origins,

...