Why did Voldemort have tears in his eyes at the last minute in the movie?

I think the biggest reason is the fear of death.

Since school, he has been studying dark magic, forcing Professor Potions (I forget the name …) to ask him about horcruxes. He named himself "flying away from death", and it can be seen that what he fears most is death.

Because he is the product of ecstasy, he cannot feel love, so he is afraid of death. I don't know ... the core idea of this book is to love it. Finally, Harry died with the Resurrection Stone, which means comparison with him. )

As for the factors of unrealized ambition and betrayal of subordinates, I think there may be a little, but not much.

In Fan Zong's interpretation, with the continuous division of the soul, Voldemort became more and more inhuman, his thoughts became more and more extreme, and his means became more and more cruel. Perhaps at first his personal ambition was immortality, and later his obsession with pure blood was more influenced by those pure blood interest groups who followed him, and finally he was completely tied together.

To tell the truth, I didn't feel his feelings for his subordinates. Maybe he was an excellent and wise leader at first, but later he completely became a tyrannical ruler. Being betrayed will make him angry and make the seller pay the price, but it is hard to imagine that he will cry because of it.

The above is my understanding, I dare not say it is objective and correct. Let's provide a point of view from the perspective of death.

Author: a big orange

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