You are in a situation where you can say or ask anything to Regulus and he can't do anything to you what do you say/ask and how does he respond?
Just had a thought about if someone were to introduce themselves to Regulus and somehow not offend him at all. In other words, how he wants people to greet him and introduce themselves.
I find it a bit odd how they seemingly let 2 enemies alive. Regulus could turn them pieces without any effort but they were somehow left alive. If there's an answer for it that I'm misremembering then sorry.
Canon gives us the following exchange about the nature of the defenses around the locket:
>“Lord Voldemort would not want to kill the person who reached this island.”
>Harry couldn’t believe it. Was this more of Dumbledore’s insane determination to see good in everyone?
>“Sir,” said Harry, trying to keep his voice reasonable, “sir, this is Voldemort we’re —”
>“I’m sorry, Harry; I should have said, he would not want to immediately kill the person who reached this island,” Dumbledore corrected himself. “He would want to keep them alive long enough to find out how they managed to penetrate so far through his defenses and, most importantly of all, why they were so intent upon emptying the basin. Do not forget that Lord Voldemort believes that he alone knows about his Horcruxes.”
>Harry made to speak again, but this time Dumbledore raised his hand for silence, frowning slightly at the emerald liquid, evidently thinking hard.
>“Undoubtedly,” he said, finally, “this potion must act in a way that will prevent me taking the Horcrux. It might paralyze me, cause me to forget what I am here for, create so much pain I am distracted, or render me incapable in some other way."
Within the canon narrative, Dumbledore is proven right: the potion is not immediately fatal. It "only" induces intense suffering. But how do the Inferi fit into this theory? If the trap around the locket isn't meant to be fatal, then why is there a swarm of Inferi waiting to kill anyone who touches the water? Why does the potion cause desperate thirst that will inevitably drive the victim toward their death?
It's because the Inferi aren't lying in wait to kill the victim. They're there to drag the victim into the lake where the enchanted water combines with the effect of the potion to induce a state of suspended animation. This way, if Voldemort ever bothered to check, the Inferi would drag the victim back out, ready for interrogation.
Consider what would happen if someone gets the idea to fish Regulus Black's body out of the water to give him a proper funeral...
She can show people what they want to see and hear, and Regulus is the arch bishop of Greed.
Okay personally I think Regulus is probably one of the best characters in Re:Zero and one of the greatest antagonists within the story so far, the title saids it all so for everyone who hates Regulus, give me somewhat of a detailed description of why you hate him instead of just saying “He’s annoying” or “He’s a brat”.
If Reg hadn't found the locket, the trio wouldn't have broken into the ministry, therefore they wouldn't have been in the woods, so the wouldn't have gotten into Malfoy Manner, therefore Harry wouldn't have became master of the elder wand, therefore Voldemort would have won.
Ok I'm done looking to far into things now. Go move on with your day.
I read the Re:Zero wiki and found out he has an ability to stop objects including his breath but not himself, which makes him completely harmless without disabling it. But because of that, can he still survive exposure to the amount of radiation emitted by the Elephant's Foo at the time of its discovery in Chernobyl Power Plant?
(resubmitted because a mod told me to resubmit it with a novels tag)
I will preface this entire post by saying that I have not really been keeping up with post-series updates on Pottermore or wherever else, so forgive me if some answer is out there already.
We all know that Regulus Black became a Death Eater very young, subsequently discovered Voldemort's plan regarding Horcruxes, and then turned on him which led to Regulus dying in the cave. I love Regulus Black - we know so little about him and he can be whatever a writer wants. I think he's a font of endless ideas to explore.
But when I think about what happened in between him joining the DEs and then sacrificing himself to destroy the locket, I just cannot think of the moment when his loyalty switched or an exact reason behind his switch. Was it a change in morals? Was it because he was scared and wanted to just live a normal life? As close as he and Kreacher may have been, I just don't believe that Voldemort using Kreacher that one time was enough for Regulus to jump ship (in fact, I have a whole other theory about why Kreacher was volunteered for Voldemort's request). There has to be something else - something more - that happened.
Regulus really wouldn't have had exposure to people to challenge his blood supremacy beliefs (which I whole-heartedly believe that he held for most, if not all, of his life), especially after Sirius left home. I find it hard to believe that he would suddenly grow a conscious in the environment he was in. Further, Regulus was presumably morally fine with use of dark magic, so the idea of soul-splitting likely wouldn't offend him as much as it offended Slughorn, say.
In my own head-canon, Regulus is quite like Sirius in a lot of ways. I see him as smug, arrogant, egotistical, stubborn, incredibly intelligent, sharp, and often has a hard time admitting that he could be wrong. I think that Regulus is also extremely loyal to those with whom he shares beliefs and expects the same loyalty in return. This leads me to believe that Regulus was simply an entitled young DE with dreams of grandeur and a high place in Voldemort's regime - he was a Black after all, basically wizarding royalty - and this wasn't happening in the way that Regulus wanted.
I believe Regulus slowly grew disenchanted with Voldemort personally, not his cause. Regulus expected more in terms of respect and loyalty. The DEs were subject to total control by Voldemort at basically all times (unsure if this is canon, but I could see Voldemort subjecting DEs to mind-reading re
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>!What? Who the hell asked for you to say that all? Did I ask you to say all that? No, i did not. So why did you say all of that? Why? I only asked of you to respectfully introduce yourself so that we might get into an amicable conversation and reach mutual benefit for the two of us. I introduced myself respectfully and kindly to you a perfect stranger that I have never met before in my life. I only used the bare minimum of words necessary to introduce myself and get you to know who I am. I only said 'Hello, my name's Regulus Corneas. Do you mind chatting with me for some time? But before that I would like to get to know who you are my good sir.' See that it is how people normally introduce themselves. You just give your name and reason to converse with the other person. But you didn't do such thing. No. You decided to go on a rant about you are and where you live. I do not care for where you live. If I cared I would've told you where I currently reside in and how my house looks like. But I did no such thing. Yet you ignored me and proceeded to look down at me thinking that you are better than me and have the right to run your moutg as much as you want. DO NOT MAKE FUN OF ME!!! I, Regulus Corneas, didn't do such a thing to you. I treated you with respect and kindness, yet you spat on siad kindness and violated one of my very few and finite amount rights. DO NOT MESS WITH ME!!!! You violated my rights, one of the few properties that I possess. My right to be treated with respect as well as an equal. You violated that right in such a savage and disgusting way that I am unable to find the words to describe it. But that was not the end of it. No, you kept going about how you were currently single and not engaged in any type of relationship with the opposite sex. Again who asked for such a useless and uninteresting information? Had I cared about whether you were married or not, I would've informed of my multiple beautiful wives that are residing in my beautiful home, and asked you how your current state of relationships was. But I said no such thing and kept silent out of my modest personality and the kindness of my heart that would not allow me to hurt someone or provoke them to a pointless fight where there's no gain for me. I am a very kind man who wishes not to brag and annoy others so I didn't state the facts. But you stepped on my kindess and ignored it and stated that you are single, something that no one asked for nor cared about. And if that was
... keep reading on reddit ➡Anime only here. Does anyone really love regulus? Like, he's such an asshole, but he's so lovable and memeable for some reason, because of his unique speech patterns and monologues. Conceited assholes can be annoying, but I feel like because he takes it to the extreme levels, it ends up turning in on itself and becomes entertaining. He is one of my favourite characters honestly so far lol and we've barely got too much about him. Especially, the scene where his little head was popping out when he was stuck in a hole after pandora stomped on him, was oddly cute as well.
I want an angry regulus plushie now.
Does his authority have a distance limit? If it doesn't have one why doesn't Regulus have his wives be spread around the world. If it does have one, where were Regulus' wives when he attacked Crusche.
