How did Dumbledore find out about the prophecy?

First prophecy This boy was revealed to be Harry Potter. Harry was completely unaware of the Prophecy until it was revealed to him by Dumbledore after the Battle of the Department of Mysteries.

Did the order know about the prophecy?

None of the Order knew about the prophecy before James and Lily were killed but it seems like even after the fact, Dumbledore was still the only one that knew about it.

What happened to all the prophecies in Harry Potter?

In an attempt to obtain the prophecy, Voldemort sent Harry a false vision of his godfather being tortured in the Hall of Prophecy, predicting that Harry would rush to his rescue. It is possible that as a result, all of the prophecies in the hall were destroyed.

Why didn’t Dumbledore kill Voldemort in Harry Potter?

Killing Voldemort within this time frame would have not only been pointless, because Voldemort would have been able to come back because of his horcruxes, but it went against Dumbledore’s moral leanings–he did not kill, and he makes this clear to Harry in Deathly Hallows, that he “avoided killing” if he could.

Why is Voldemort so afraid of death?

Voldemort always feared death – as an 11-year-old he scorned his mother for succumbing and dismissed it as weakness – and his Horcrux journey was all about achieving immortality, keeping himself alive with no thought for anyone else or even his own soul. For a man who valued life so lightly, he was obsessively frightened of the alternative.

Are Harry Potter and Voldemort related to each other?

Although they grew up decades apart, Harry and Voldemort were both half-bloods initially raised in a Muggle world, and neither had any concept of their own heritage or the wider wizarding world. So they obviously weren’t aware of their common descent from the creators of the Deathly Hallows, aka the Three Brothers.

What was Harry Potter’s obsession with the Elder Wand?

Harry might have initially favoured the Resurrection Stone, but for a time he too was equally obsessed with the Elder Wand: And desire for the Elder Wand, the Deathstick, unbeatable, invincible, swallowed him once more… Unlike Voldemort, though, Harry’s obsession was short-lived.