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- The only thing that can reverse the effects of Unicorn blood is the "elixir of Life," which is derived from the Sorcerer's stone, according to Hermione's research. That is why Voldemort must find the Sorcerer's Stone, it is the only way he can obtain the elixir of life and recover from using Unicorn blood to remain undead.
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Jul 13, 2024 · What if during the fight over the stone, Voldemort learns something about Harry and sends him with Severus Snape to Gringotts where the truth about Harry and his life is revealed?
Oct 25, 2012 · Quirrell was not yet possessed by Voldemort at the time when he shook Harry's hand in the Leaky Cauldron. Quirrell spent the 1991-1992 school year – Harry’s first at Hogwarts – working on an attempt to steal the Philosopher’s Stone, and thus bring Voldemort back to life.
Harry chuckled at Blaise's patience or rather lack of. "The Sorcerer's Stone was created with Alchemy. It can turn any metal into pure gold and it also produces the Elixir of Life. Which will make the drinker immortal. You can see why Voldemort would want it. And why the Flamels might still be alive." The room shuddered at his name. Harry ...
Dec 26, 2023 · Learn why Voldemort wanted the Sorcerer's Stone, the most powerful object in the wizarding world, and how Harry Potter thwarted his plans in this in-depth analysis.
Dumbledore says in book 6 that Voldemort would likely just use the stone to create a new body. He wouldn't want to be dependent on it for eternal life which is why he created the horcruxes.
If the reason as to why Voldemort did not want to use the sorcerer's stone for his immortality is because he would need to drink the Elixir of Immortality from time to time and he did not like depending on anyone or anything as fragile as the stone.
Why didn't Voldemort try to MAKE the sorcerer's stone. The whole point of Voldemort as a character is that he's a brilliant wizard who can't accept death and will go to any lengths to achieve immortality. This makes him unique and terrifying.
