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Voldemort is a man, therefore he cannot be a lesbian.
Considering that Voldemort never cared for anyone but himself, it is doubtful he ever formed an attachment to anyone sufficient to define his preferences. He was only in love with himself and obsessesed not with sex, but with power. He certainly would not have been above using someone else's proclivities and preferences against them, but he would have considered anything as trivial as sex to be beneath him.
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Did Harry Potter or Lord Voldemort die?
dumbledoor did, yes
Who married Voldemort?
Lord Voldemort never married.
Who pays Lord Voldemort in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows?
Nobody, Lord Voldemort doesn't earn a wage.
Where did Lord Voldemort die?
Lord Voldemort died in the Great Hall at Hogwarts. In the movie, this was changed to the Courtyard at Hogwarts.
Whose lord Voldemort?
Lord voldemort is the person who killed harry's parents and he is now seeking to kill Harry
When was Lord Voldemort created?
Lord Voldemort was created in 1997.
Did Lord Voldemort love Harry Potter's mother?
No. Lord Voldemort was incapable of love.No.
What does Lord Voldemort do in the fourth movie?
Lord Voldemort rises again.
Who is Harry Potters evil enemy?
LORD VOLDEMORT!!!!
Who is Audrey le?
A person who is not a gay and lesbian :) She is also awesomethe person who put her as a gay lesbian is a gay lesbian
Can Lord Voldemort ever come back?
No. Lord Voldemort died and his body was buried.
Did Harry Potter or Lord Voldemort die?
dumbledoor did, yes
Did Lord Voldemort find Maryland?
Lord Voldemort was never looking for Maryland in the series.
How do you spell Lord Voldemort's full name?
Lord Voldemort is correct. His real name is Tom Marvolo Riddle. I Am Lord Voldemort is an anagram of Tom Marvolo Riddle.
Can gay marry with lesbian?
If they did then they wouldn't be gay or lesbian now would they?
Can you be gay and lesbian?
The words "gay" and "lesbian" mean the same thing.
Who married Voldemort?
Lord Voldemort never married.
