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If it’s been awhile since you’ve rewatched any of the Harry Potter movies -- or for that matter, reread any of the books -- you might realize that there are a few details that don’t make any sense. This isn’t a dig at JKR’s world -- she’s given us a richly detailed, fantastically magical world to play in. There’s a reason that people are still dressing up as the characters for Halloween and gulping down butterbeer in Universal Studios. However, when you create such a big universe, there’s bound to be a few mistakes that slip through. Test kreativnosti torrensa interpretaciya rezuljtatov. Especially when you expand that universe to include a series of prequels that aren’t directly related to the original story. Currently, there are nine Potter movies, seven books, a few scattered companion novels, and a play.

We’re taking a look at the entire Potterverse to bring you this list of things that don’t make sense about the world of your childhood. Read on for 20 Things That Make No Sense About The Potterverse. Both of them were twisted enough to where they wouldn’t care if someone died because they had a change of heart and decided not to follow orders, and it would have prevented anyone from betraying them. Voldemort took the time to brand each of the Death Eaters in his inner circle with the Dark Mark, so theoretically he also could have stopped to make the Unbreakable Vow with each one. Even if he knew he had the undying loyalty of someone like Bellatrix, there were others like Wormtail that he clearly didn’t trust. As for Grindelwald, we’ll likely discover more about the way he operated in this upcoming film.

For now, though, it looks as though this was a pretty major oversight on their parts. One of the things people were most excited to see in the first Fantastic Beasts movie was what wizarding society in the United States looks like. Not only was the time period different -- set in the 1920s instead of in the nineties -- but we also went across the pond to New York. New York also happens to be the home of MACUSA, or the Magical Congress of the United States of America. MACUSA is hidden in plain sight in New York City, similar to the Ministry of Magic. Also similar to the Ministry of Magic, they seem to love making simple things more complicated. Through a series of twists and turns during Fantastic Beasts, Newt and Tina are sentenced to death after being wrongly accused of ending Henry Shaw.

Most Potter fans were probably expecting someone to draw a wand and try to cast Avada Kedavra before being stopped somehow. That method seems to make the most sense and is definitely the most efficient. MACUSA clearly had a better idea, though, because they created an entire chamber to carry out those sentences. As if that weren’t extra and melodramatic on its own, the chamber also basically works in slow motion, allowing for plenty of time for convicts to be conveniently rescued. Wizards literally invented a curse to get this done faster.

The two polar-opposite cousins both faced the same fate for a time -- they were sentenced to life in Azkaban for committing crimes in the name of Voldemort. While Bellatrix was characteristically happy to be locked away, Sirius was falsely accused. The only thing keeping him going was the thought of getting revenge on the real culprit, Peter Pettigrew. Sirius was in Azkaban for twelve years, while Bellatrix had to hang out with the Dementors for an additional two years after her cousin managed to break out. The two also have another thing in common -- they somehow got their wands back after escaping. It makes sense.

If they could keep their wands, anyone who was able to cast a decent Patronus Charm would be able to slip the prison guards and escape. We never find out where those wands are kept, but we can assume that they’re either far away from the prisoners or destroyed.