Which Death Eater was too cowardly to return?

Snape is the death eater referred to as “One, who I believe has left me forever”, and Igor Karkaroff is almost certainly the one who is “too cowardly to return.” Remember, at this point Voldemort thinks Snape prevented him from getting the Sorcerer’s Stone in book 1.

Who was the Death Eater at Hogwarts in Book 4?

Walden Macnair was a Dark Wizard and one of Lord Voldemort’s early Death Eaters, who fought in the First Wizarding War. Macnair did not search for Voldemort after his first downfall, but this was forgiven after Voldemort’s return. He managed to avoid Azkaban, and worked for the Ministry of Magic as an Executioner.

What happened to the Death Eaters after Voldemort died?

Without their master, the surviving Death Eaters fell. In fact, Lucius had given much information on his former comrades and assisted the Auror Office in their capture, and many Death Eaters were permanently imprisoned. After Voldemort’s death, the Dark Marks on the Death Eaters’ forearms faded into scars.

Who was Lord Voldemort before he killed Harry Potter?

~ Lord Voldemort before killing Harry Potter (or so he thought). Tom Marvolo Riddle (December 31, 1926 – May 2, 1998), better known as Lord Voldemort, is the main antagonist of the Harry Potter book and film franchise.

Why was Snape so loyal to Voldemort?

Voldemort admired intelligence, and Snape was one of the best-read wizards around. He advised Voldemort on many matters and became one of his most trusted allies. Snape was also extremely loyal to Voldemort– up until Lily Evan’s life was at risk.

Was Crouch a loyal Death Eater to Voldemort?

Crouch tortured the Longbottoms for Voldemort’s location, he tricked his own mother to be released from Azkaban, killed his father, and then followed Voldemort’s intricate plan for a whole school year to get Harry into Voldemort’s hands. Without a shadow of a doubt, Crouch was the faithful Death Eater Voldemort mentioned.

Who were the Death Eaters in Harry Potter?

The Death Eaters was the name given to followers of Lord Voldemort. The group primarily consisted of wizards and witches who were radical pure blood supremacists, who practised the Dark Arts with reckless abandon and without regard to or fear of wizarding law.