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Sep 16, 2012 · The plot of The Sorcerer's Stone involved Voldemort searching for the elixir in order to avoid that fate. The short answer then is that if Voldemort had used the elixir instead of unicorn blood then he would not have had a rudimentary, weak body (a half-life if you will) but rather a full, strong body.
If we take Dumbledore's psychoanalysis of Voldemort as fact, he likely uses it once (if he ever figures out how to get the elixir out of the stone.) Maybe the Mirror of Erised will show him how. Once he has his body he will either destroy and corrupt the stone with another Horcrux.
The first book is a bit vague regarding what Voldemort exactly planned to do if he got the Stone. The Stone could have helped him perform the ritual necessary to come back in a different way, but I doubt that drinking the Elixir would grant him a new body.
Book 1. If Quirrell had succeeded in getting the stone (during any point in PS), how would canon have changed with Voldemort returning to power in '91? Keep in mind, the 'Chosen One' is an oblivious, eleven-year old child and Dumbledore has no clue about the horcruxes.
Jul 21, 2021 · Both can change metal into gold, both produce the Elixir of Life (which makes you immortal) and both were said to be created by Flamel. It was the Elixir of Life that drove Voldemort’s desire for the Stone. At that moment in time, he was in a state between life and death.
In 1991, the Philosopher's Stone became the target of the Dark wizard Lord Voldemort, who intended to use the Elixir of Life to create a new body for his mangled soul after being disembodied during his failed attack on Godric's Hollow in 1981. It is unknown how Voldemort learned of the Stone.
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Nov 27, 2017 · In the fourteenth century the real Nicolas Flamel – who appears in Philosopher’s Stone as the owner of the life-lengthening Stone so coveted by Voldemort – was said to have used the Stone’s Elixir to live for centuries, moving with his wife from their native France to India after faking their own deaths.
