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I took the liberty to archive the page. It was getting pretty long. -- Ratneer Owl Me! 20:06, January 10, 2010 (UTC)
Good job, Ratneer.--Station7 20:12, January 10, 2010 (UTC)
Erm, could we get a citation for voldie being trapped in limbo forever? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs).
- Done. - Nick O'Demus 15:56, November 13, 2010 (UTC)
New main image
The etymology section should be re-ordered. The long paragraph in which all of the various possibilities are discussed is fascinating, but since all of the evidence points to the name simply being the French, "Flight from death", this should be the first suggestion. Azraphon 06:36, July 16, 2010 (UTC)
Flight OF death. Not FROM death
Also, "Tom Marvolo Riddle" is an anagram for "I am Lord Voldemort." Tom demonstrates this in Chamber of Secrets.
Years of death and born
Since Hagrid was expailed from school because of Tom Riddle and Hagrid is born in the 1940's so Riddle can't be born in 1926.
Secoundly Tom ain't 72 when in dies in 1997.. But only around 50
- Actually, Hagrid was expelled in 1942 ("fifty years ago" in 1992), not born then. In 1942 he was thirteen, so Hagrid was born in 1929. Riddle was three years older than him, so he was born in 1926. --Parodist 15:48, July 30, 2010 (UTC)
- Actually Hagrid was born in 1928, but his birthday was before riddle opened the chamber Slyhades99 18:28, September 1, 2010 (UTC)
Behind the scenes
Why isn't Ralph Fiennes mentioned? He did play Voldemort in the most films. I think Richard Bremmer deserves a mention, too.
in the fourth film, when voldemort opens his eyes after turning human, he does have snake eyes before quickly turning normal. this is said on wikipedia as well, we should put on the article. ---- 16:34, july 30th, 2010.
can someone please agree with me, because I want some support behind this before I put it on the page. --- 15:26, august 5th, 2010.
- Compleatly correct, voldemort's eyes are really red, slited eyes. but in the movie adaptation they made the mistake of making eyes more human.
He was seventeen when he opened the Chamber of Secrets. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs).
- No he wasn't. He was born on 31 December 1926. As the attacks were sometime before June 13, 1943, he was at the time a 16-year-old, some six months away from his 17th birthday. -- Seth Cooper owl post! 19:54, August 6, 2010 (UTC)
Why did the 16-year-old Tom Riddle in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince not looks like the 16-year-old Tom Riddle in the memory in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, then?? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 18.104.22.168 (talk • contribs).
- Because they were played by different actors. Christian Coulson, the actor who played Riddle in Chamber of Secrets was 31 years-old at the time they shot Half-Blood Prince. As such, they hired the younger Frank Dillane to play the part. -- Seth Cooper owl post! 21:27, August 6, 2010 (UTC)
But why did they not make him looks like the first Tom Riddle. Albus Dumbledore in his OLD time was also played by two different actors. But Dumbledore 1 and Dumbledore 2 looks like each other.
- Because they couldn't. There are two much facial/physical differences to the two actors. Either way, this does not prove or disprove anything, because the books say he was 16 and not 17. -- Seth Cooper owl post! 22:01, August 6, 2010 (UTC)
Yes, but he is 17. He was born 1926, and opened the Chamber of Secrets in 1943. If you looks at a calculator, and say 26 + 17 = 43, if you say 26 + 16 it is = 42. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 184.108.40.206 (talk • contribs).
- He was born on New Years Eve. He didn't turn 17 until Dec. 31st, 1943. 126.96.36.199 09:02, August 18, 2010 (UTC)
- I did some research on here and looked up tom, he was b. 1926 and i looked up 1940's and itr said the chamber was opened in 1942. he was sixteen. you dont believe me, look up tom, 1940s and use a calculator. Slyhades99 12:04, August 21, 2010 (UTC)
- Excuse me, but Tom M. Riddle started Hogwarts in 1938 at eleven years old, at least that is stated on this site if I'm not wrong, but as he was born in 1926 this doesn't make sense so the whole Tom Riddle page is wrong, but it's also locked for changes. The Chamber of Secrets was opened in 1942 by Riddle in his fifth year, stated by J.K. Rowling herself on Wikipedia and on the 1940s page on here. So Riddle would be fifteen when The Chamber of Secrets was opened according to this wikia. Also Hagrid was in his third year when that happened as he told Harry, Ron and Hermione that he was expelled at 13. Could anyone enlighten me on if Riddle started Hogwarts at 1938 or 1937?
- Alicelouise1 14:35, September 29, 2011 (UTC)
- He was born on new years eve 1926, the next day (new years) it became 1927. So the year he turned 11 was 1937 (26 +11), the next day it became 1938. Since you must be 11 to start Hogwarts, he started september 1st 1938 (as he wasn't yet 11 in september 1937) and turned 12 over the christmas holidays that same year.
- year 1 1938 - 1939 (11 - 12)
- year 2 1939 - 1940 (12 - 13)
- year 3 1940 - 1941 (13 - 14)
- year 4 1941 - 1942 (14 - 15)
- year 5 1942 - 1943 (15 - 16)
- year 6 1943 - 1944 (16 - 17)
- year 7 1944 - 1945 (17 - 18)
- And for all the other talk of dates and ages; Chamber of Secrets took place 1992 - 1993, they say in the book several times that it was last opened fifty years prior. 1992 - 50 = 1942. So his school years and ages in them would be like this:
- Tom Riddle would have started his fifth school year in 1942 at 15 and then returned after the holidays in 1943 at 16. He was not 17 until the christmas holidays of his 6th year.
- So, if Tom Riddle opened the chamber the 2nd half of the school year during his 5th year, it would have been 1943 and he would have been 16 years old. Touj0urspur 18:35, September 29, 2011 (UTC)
- Yeah, I realized later I made a mistake, thanks for pointing it out clearly though! You're absolutely right, haha I was confused! Alicelouise1 18:54, September 29, 2011 (UTC)
If the Elder wand is going to be listed as one Voldemort's wands, despite it never "choosing" him, shouldn't Lucius Malfoy's wand be listed there as well? --EmmyG 11:58, October 9, 2010 (UTC)
I agree. All of the wands used by Tom Riddle should be there but we have to know they were only used.
Yeah...but once he use it ( since Riddle is a more powerful wizard ) it broke cause the wand was too weak for his powers. Speedysnitch 13:39, May 27, 2011 (UTC)
I thought it was because Harry's wand shot that "golden fire" stuff at it and it broke? I don't think it was because Voldemort was too awesomely awesome to use such a noob wand (though it's not impossible, since Voldemort IS awesomely awesome and Lucius Malfoy is a noob ;D). AlastorMoody 21:58, July 29, 2011 (UTC)
Theo Kypri
Hi, I have a question. There is an article about Theo Kypri where it is said that he made a stunt for Voldemort. When I open the source: [[1]] There you can see Voldemort in the scene with the dead unicorn in the Forbidden Forest. I think this photo would be useful for the Voldemort site. What would you think about this suggestion? Harry granger 19:46, October 14, 2010 (UTC)
Timelines, Albus, Tom, James
headboys in school are changed every year. beeing a 7th year student. and according to the article that head boy before tom riddle, was albus dumbledore. witch is compleately incorrect. cause dumbledore was headboy atleaset 50 years ago.
- That's why the Succession Box says "Unknown" and "Eventually". Dumbledore was the last known Head Boy before Riddle, and James was the last known Head Boy after him. Those who came between have not yet been identified. - Nick O'Demus 09:07, November 11, 2010 (UTC)
Editing page
Joseph Laforest 22:02, November 27, 2010 (UTC)
Do you think we could add something about his intellect? It seems that Dumbledore, Grindelwald, and even Hermione have intellect mentioned under their abilities. It seems to me that Voldemort is on a level with Dumbledore and Grindelwald, who both have genius-level intellects.
I like this idea. Voldemort should be given credit for his intelligence as well. He is not just highly intelligent, he is genius. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs) 03:08, December 3, 2010.
James Potter's classmate?
hey I wonder if tom riddle went to howwarts with james potter —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs).
- They weren't classmates: Riddle attended Hogwarts from 1938 to 1945 and James from 1971 to 1978. -- Seth Cooper owl post! 17:59, December 19, 2010 (UTC)
- If they were classmates they probably be worst enemies with him and snape cause they are both slytherin and snape use to be an death eater so....yeah Speedysnitch 02:16, May 27, 2011 (UTC)
Voldemort's "Also known as."
- Lord Voldemort [1]
- Voldemort
- You-Know-Who [2]
- Thomas Marvolo Riddle Jr. [3]
- He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named [4]
- The Dark Lord[5]
- Lord Thingy [6]
- Lord Thing
- Lord Voldything
- Master
- Your Lordship[7]
- Chief Death Eater
- Heir of Slytherin [8]
- Voldy [9]
- Voltapolt (Sirius Black said)
I honestly think we can do without
- Lord Thingy - Lord Thing - Lord Voldything - Chief Death Eater
I think Harry's uncle said Lord Thingy, Lord Thing or Lord Voldything, forgot.... Speedysnitch 01:13, May 27, 2011 (UTC)
any idea as to what was voldemorts age before he was completely killed? Jin kazama7 07:55, April 19, 2011 (UTC)
- The infobox says 71. But if you mean when he lost power on 10/31/1981 than he was (about) 54 years old. --KiumaruHamachi 11:24, April 19, 2011 (UTC)KiumaruHamachi
Man, he is flippen old, 71 he could of die out... looks like he is....40..nooo...I don't really know, what age do you think he looks like? Speedysnitch 01:16, May 27, 2011 (UTC)
Lede description of Tom Sr.
In the lede, Tom Sr. is described as "a wealthy Muggle who abandoned his wife," which I find problematic. I think Tom Sr.'s actions need to be considered in the context of what Merope did to him: drugged him with Love Potion and him forced to enter into a marriage, and, obviously (from Tom Jr.'s existence), to consummate it. Tom Sr. was a victim, and, from his perspective, leaving Merope must have been simply getting away from the person who'd harmed him, not abandoning his wife and shirking the responsibilities of impending fatherhood. ★ Starstuff (Owl me!) 09:34, April 20, 2011 (UTC)
I think Starstuff is right. Without that background he is a scoundrel, with that background he is a victim. I think Merope didn't thought of that, didn't feel so, because she loved him, but it fatally remembers me of stalker and - sorry - yes - also of rape, but in this case to a man instead a woman. Harry granger 18:51, April 20, 2011 (UTC)
It says on the DH part 1 page that Christian Coulson (the guy from COS) is in a flashback in the seventh movie. does anyone know what/when it is?````jpc
Christian Coulson in DH Part 1?
It says on the DH part 1 page that Christian Coulson (the guy from COS) is in a flashback in the seventh movie. does anyone know what/when it is?220.127.116.11 04:31, May 14, 2011 (UTC)jpc
I'm not sure when exactly, but probably during dreams or visions of Voldemort that Harry has. You can only see the light bursting through him as Harry destroys the diary Horcrux.
Incorrect date
This article claims that Voldemort applied for the Defense Against the Dark Arts job on the 10th of November 1971. This simply cannot be true. Dumbledore says that Voldemort applied for the job 10 years after he murdered Hepzibah Smith. He murdered her when he was 18, which would make him roughly 28 (depending on the date) at the time of his application. He graduated from Hogwarts in 1945, so as you can see, these dates simply don't match up. And as the article is protected, someone else will have to fix it. 188.8.131.52 18:13, May 24, 2011 (UTC)
- Born - December 31, 1926
- Started Hogwarts - September 1 1938 (age 12)
- Opened the Chamber of Secrets - 1942 (age 16)
- Came of Age - December 31, 1943 (age 17)
- Graduated from Hogwarts - Summer, 1945 (age 18)
- Murdered Hepzibah Smith, 1945 (age 18)
- Applied for the DATDA job - Winter, 1955 (age 28)
- Well one thing is absolutely certain and that is that he can not have applied for the job in 28/29 and he can not have murdered Hepzibah smith in 18/19 because it just can't. If he did, he would have been older than 90 years when he died and that is not correct so I think you are definitely right. — Firefox1095 — 22:15, May 24, 2011 (UTC)
You misunderstand me. He applied for the job when we was 28 years old in 1955. Not in 1971 as the article claims. 220.127.116.11 09:06, May 25, 2011 (UTC)
Can somebody please fix this. I can't as the article is protected. 18.104.22.168 10:07, May 25, 2011 (UTC)
- You have a point. I removed it. -- Seth Cooper owl post! 15:53, May 25, 2011 (UTC)
- Might be a silly question, but aren't kids 11 when they first start Hogwarts? Why was Riddle a year older? Alicelouise1 14:37, September 29, 2011 (UTC)
- Also it says on the Tom Riddle page that he opened the Chamber of Secrets in 1943 whilst it was 1942. Could this be changed any way? It's quite confusing. Alicelouise1 14:39, September 29, 2011 (UTC)
OWL/NEWT Score?
Okay, I am not sure about this one, but I seem to remember that in the Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, when Hermione researched about a boy named Tom Marvolo Riddle, there was mentioning about his brief history in Hogwarts. I seem to remember her mentioning his OWL score, though it never mentions which subjects. I remember Ronald Weasley saying that he is just like Percy and Hermione was a bit hurt by that... ..And there is no mention of Tom Riddle's OWL/NEWT score in the article, it seems. Can anyone check this out?
I am unsure whether it actually mentioned the results, or just said that he probably got a lot because he was headboy and got special award for the service to school, and I can't check it now because my cousin borrowed my copy and went aboard for vacation... 188.8.131.52 04:30, May 29, 2011 (UTC)Kainey
It's written that Vol De Mort means Flight From Death. It's incorrect, because it's the translator took the litteral wording without considering french gramatical structure. Vol De Mort would correctly mean Flight OF death, not FROM death
What happened to Voldemort's hair? (Just asking)
Shaved it. I am the God of Pokemon!!!!!! 03:46, August 5, 2011 (UTC)
lost it in a tragic snake human breeding accident! 01:43, March 3, 2012 (UTC)
Does Possession Make you Look Like the Thing You Possess??
I was just a-thinkin', does possessing people make you look like the person you possessed? Because when the Dark Lord was possessing Quirrell, he was the same colour of Quirrell's skin, plus he had a nose! He looked human. However, when Voldemort was possessing snakes in the Albanian forest, the last thing he had possessed were snakes, therefore he now looks like a snake. Am i right??
I don't think he had a nose when he was inside Quirrell. He had one in the film, but he may or may not have had one in the book; plus, this was before he was reborn and before he was in his rudementary body. As for the snake thing, as far as I know, he looks like a snake because Nagini's venom was part of the rudimentary potion that he took to get his body, and he was fed the venom after it was milked while in that body. AlastorMoody 05:48, July 19, 2011 (UTC)AlastorMoody
Common name
Okay, now I know that this site isn't Wikipedia, but I think that the philosophy of Wikipedia:WP:COMMONNAME is pretty valid, at least in this case. No one calls Voldemort Tom Riddle anymore. Sure, he may not have gone into a court and had his name changed legally (at least not to my knowledge), but it's a different name nevertheless. Proposal: Move Tom Riddle to Voldemort. —C Teng 01:06, July 7, 2011 (UTC)
- Also, just because I know I'll be getting these arguments later, I'll present these counterarguments now:
- Just because one guy in the world calls Voldemort Tom from time to time does not mean that that's how he should be known by that name everywhere. Just like how the title for Harry Potter isn't Barry Weasley.
- Just because Rowling says "Tom Riddle hit the floor..." at the end of Deathly Hallows does not mean that that is the name he went by at the time of his death. That would be taking it far too literally. —C Teng 01:18, July 7, 2011 (UTC)
None of this changes the fact that his name is Tom Riddle. Most people don't call him Voldemort anyway. Most people call him You Know Who or He Who Must Not Be Named, but I assume that you wouldn't suggest that we move the page to one of those names.Icecreamdif 05:58, July 7, 2011 (UTC)
- True, it doesn't change the fact that Tom Riddle is his given name. But once again... Wikipedia:WP:COMMONNAME. —C Teng 18:34, July 9, 2011 (UTC)
- Icecreamdif's argument is pretty convincing. Even if we were to follow the Wikipedia "Common Name" guideline, "Voldemort" is hardly Riddle's "common name" among British wizardkind. And to change the article title to "He Who Must Not Be Named" is, frankly, ludicrous. I'm for keeping the article title as it is. -- Seth Cooper owl post! 19:07, July 9, 2011 (UTC)
- One more thing - we almost never refer to Voldemort as "Tom Riddle" on this wiki. Just look at this page. He is alnost always referred to as Voldemort. Do you suggest changing this, too? —C Teng 15:52, July 25, 2011 (UTC)
- Not necessarily, he can be referred to by whichever name, although "Voldemort", "Lord Voldemort" and "Tom Riddle" are usually preferred. -- Seth Cooper owl post! 16:04, July 25, 2011 (UTC)
Top Quote
I have yet to read the book of Deathley Hallows but a friend told me that the quote featured at the top of this page was indeed said by Voldemort in the text, or maybe it was something similar. In any case I have reason to believe this was not just from Part 2 and should not be sourced from that film as thus. Unless, of course, we have to change the quote to whatever it actually is in the book? Otherwise I'd think we just list the book as the source. Forgive me if I'm at all mistaken. --Mateo22 Contact 06:53, July 15, 2011 (UTC)
I recently read the book and Voldemort, as far as I can remember, does not say anything about how only he can live forever. AlastorMoody 05:51, July 19, 2011 (UTC)
Tom Riddle/Thomas Riddell
It says that the inspiration for Tom Riddle comes from a man buried in Greyfriars named Tom Riddle. This man's name is actually Thomas Riddell so it should be updated to that.
Lord Voldemort & Lord Vader
Are Tom Riddle/Lord Voldemort and Anakin Skywalker/Lord Vader compareable?
Tom Riddle, at a very young age, was "found" by Dumbledore as Anakin was found by Qui Gon Jinn, in almost the same age. They both grew in life to superior beings, but also were very talented as kids. And both became evil Lords, BECAUSE of "Love": Tom Riddle couldn't love, what caused him to become the Dark Lord; Anakin wasn't allowed to love, but he did love, what caused him to the Dark Side. And their both "masters" (Dumbledore; Obi Wan Kenobi) were "killed" (indirectly) by their former apprentices, furthermore their masters sacrificied themselves.
Maybe there is another point: they both were "reborn", in some way at least. And even more: what causes them to almost die, is that they had a "vision" (Padmé dying) or "prophicy" (the One Boy).
Finally both were overcome by even stronger, good sided, beings, indirectly: Lord Voldemort "killed himself", Lord Vader was killed through the Imperator.
PS: both were ugly as hell.
- So what? Unless you can find a source from J.K Rowling or something, we can't add this to the article. I can say that Lord Voldemort is like Michael Jackson. They both have creepy pale skin, have weird things going on with their noses, and committed terrible crimes against children. Without some kind of source, however, I can't put that in the article, and these talk pages are for talking about the article.Icecreamdif 19:02, October 6, 2011 (UTC)
Tom Riddle Jr.?
I know that Voldemort's father was named Tom Riddle, and his name on his page says Tom Riddle Sr., and so he must be a senior of someone (Voldemort, whose name is Tom Riddle). Does this mean that Voldemort is a junior, even though the article doesn't say it? Just want this cleared up, it's a bit confusing since his father is senior and his son who has the same name isn't junior. AlastorMoody 22:02, July 29, 2011 (UTC)
Image change
I honestly don't think we need to change the image, but for some reason I think we could vote to change it. I like the current image, but to me it doesn't have that pizzazz that is Lord Voldemort needed for the main image. Just so I can try and contribute, I thought I'd put in my own candidate for the infobox image.
If someone would like to put in their own candidates, feel free. :) --Black Pearl, HMS Interceptor, Queen Anne's Revenge 02:42, August 5, 2011 (UTC)
The third one (image 2) is absolutely awesome, way better than the two option... Change it to that! . :) -- ImperiexSeed, 10:50 PM, August 4th 2011
I like the middle one (image 1). Not sure, but I do think it's time for a new one... a better one. AlastorMoody 02:59, August 9, 2011 (UTC)
See Forum:Post-DH2 infobox images - Nick O'Demus 14:58, August 9, 2011 (UTC)
The Elder wand was never Voldemort's!!!
The Elder wand was never actually Voldemort's, because Draco Malfoy dis-armed dumble door the elder wand became his thus, the wand was never Severus Snape's thefore Voldemort killing Snape meant the wand still didn't become his, it was actually Harry's Wand after he dis armed draco
I think we have come to that conclusion.... AlastorMoody 03:00, August 9, 2011 (UTC)
The translation for Voldemort Den Store would be Voldemort The Great, not Voldemort The Fantastic. If he was called Voldemort The Fantastic in Norwegian, it would be Voldemort Den Fantastiske. ~~ Regards, TardirProductions 15:48, August 19, 2011 (UTC)
Here's a mistake
I wanna talk about the Russian adaptation of Voldemort's name. It is not TOM YARVOLO REDDL (= YA LORD VOLDEMORT), it's TOM NARVOLO REDDL (LORD VOLAN-DE-MORT) = ТОМ НАРВОЛО РЕДДЛ (= ЛОРД ВОЛАН-ДЕ-МОРТ)
Arthur from Spb, Russia 188.8.131.52 18:13, August 25, 2011 (UTC)
I just realized something!
Seeing as Riddle sr. and Merope weren't married when she had Voldemort, wouldn't Voldemort's name be Tom Gaunt? -HoboHunter28- (Leave me an owl!) 19:20, August 25, 2011 (UTC)
Merope died after giving birth but before her death she had time to give to Voldemort his dad's name (Tom Riddle)
Arthur 126.96.36.199 10:34, August 28, 2011 (UTC)
- Tom and Merope WERE married. He'd left her, but it never says they were officially divorced. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 184.108.40.206 (talk • contribs).
Infobox image vote
Forum:Post-DH2 infobox images#Tom Riddle
Follow the link. Nominations are still open. Voting starts in 3 days. - Nick O'Demus 14:53, August 26, 2011 (UTC)
Grammar and writing
The grammar/writing style of a good deal of this article is quite unacceptable, especially for a featured article. Who has editing rights?
Ability to love via Love Potion
Isn't the assumption that Voldemort cannot understand love just fanon? It's sourced as coming from Jo Rowlings website but I have been through the text-only version of that and at least three webchat transcripts and cannot find a soure at all.
The most I've found is where she says that his being concieved under one is 'a symbolic way of showing he came from a loveless union.' she then goes to say that had his mother [merope] lived to love and raise him herself everything would have changed. (source chat )
Isn't that directly defying the idea that he cannot love because of the nature of his conception?
Touj0urspur 09:43, September 24, 2011 (UTC)
- The fact that he cannot understand love comes, I believe, from Chapter 35 in Deathly Hallows; it's mentioned by Dumbledore. Based on that, the assumption about the love potion is just that - an assumption, and a logical one to boot. So while I don't think it's fanon, that's just one person's opinion. --Cubs Fan (Talk to me) 12:39, September 24, 2011 (UTC)
- Are you talking about this quote: "That which Voldemort does not value, he takes no trouble to comprehend. Of House-elves and children's tales, of love, loyalty, and innocence Voldemort knows and understands nothing." --? Because the first part is pretty much saying he only doesn't understand because he doesn't think it's important. Not that he literally cannot. And the chat I sourced, its the first one after the last book was released, so it isn't as if Jo said he could have loved and then changed her mind while writing.
- And I respect your opinion, you can believe whatever you want, but shouldn't the wiki be about facts instead of opinions and assumptions, no matter how logical they are? Or at least state that they are those things so people don't go blindly beliving them. Even if others take that quote to mean that voldemort cannot love, that would be fine to keep in, but to say that it was because of the love potion is not fact at all and so I think it should be taken out.
- Touj0urspur 20:17, September 24, 2011 (UTC)
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After Hogwarts
Who says that he killed an Albanian to make the diadem into a horcrux? 18:43, October 11, 2011 (UTC) Sherlock
JK Rowling during a Bloomsbury Live Chat.... AlastorMoody 23:36, November 28, 2011 (UTC)
Kurtis Mc bride?
Who the hell is Kurtis Mc Bride?
Fetus-Voldy in Limbo
HOLY ******* MUSHROOMS?!?! Where did that super-ultra-mega-jumbo-extraordarily high quality photo of the fetus Voldy in Limbo come from??? Could we get more photos of that quality from Deathly Hallows: Part 2?? AlastorMoody 23:48, October 26, 2011 (UTC)
Erm, why was "shiitake" starred-out? Shiitake is a kind of mushroom, for those of you who do not know... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiitake AlastorMoody 02:02, October 27, 2011 (UTC)
Mother from the Circus
One of the ideas that I had was whether to comment that the orphanage staff believed that Merope came from a circus. Do you think I should add that Riddle was told that his mother came from a circus until he was 11.
um......how do people know he's 6'4"?
the infobox saids his HEIGHT! it saids he's 6'4" tall. how the hell does it fuckin know? it never sids anything in the book,he doesn't havae a actor,so how would you ever know? did you measurepixels on hte computer screen or something? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 18.104.22.168 (talk • contribs).
- First of all, he does have an actor (Ralph Fiennes), but it can't even come from that because Ralph is 5'11", according to our page on him. This page is protected, but if one of admins who knows where Voldy's height is mentioned could cite the source for that when they get the time, it'd be wonderful. (Also, I changed your double single quotes to quotation marks for formatting reasons, hope you don't mind.) -- 1337star (talk) 20:02, November 8, 2011 (UTC)
What spellThat those spells is shown throwing a black force, like a smoke. I would like to know what kind and what spell is it. Dobby4ever 12:37, November 28, 2011 (UTC)
- Does the spell do anything but be a smokescreen (don't remember it)? Could be the Smokescreen Spell mentioned on Pottermore, or maybe he had some Peruvian Instant Darkness Powder on him for whatever reason. -- 1337star (talk) 17:31, November 28, 2011 (UTC)
- It seems likely that is it the Smokescreen Spell, it fits the little description it currently has. He also uses it on the Grand Staircase during his duel with Harry. --AlastorMoody 23:35, November 28, 2011 (UTC)
- Do you think I ought to put a BTS mention on the Smokescreen Spell page that Voldemort could have used it? I could also put on an image, and could do the same for the Fumos and Fumos Duo pages. 220.127.116.11 02:36, August 11, 2012 (UTC)
I think that his name should be changed back to Lord Voldemort. It is similar to the dispute they had in Wookieepedia over Darth Vader/Anakin Skywalker. I was a supporter of Anakin Skywalker because he died as Darth Vader and redeemed himself.
Lord Voldemort on the other hand refused to show remorse and died as Lord Voldemort, not Tom Marvolo Riddle. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 220.127.116.11 (talk • contribs).
- No. Per our naming policy, we use the full, legal first and last names of the article's subject: no titles or epithets are to be used (unless it's part of their name, such as Fingal the Fearless). -- 1337star (Drop me a line!) 00:36, June 6, 2012 (UTC)
Purpose of name change?
What was the point of him changing his name to voldemort if he didn't want people to say it?
Hamza721 (talk) 06:07, October 15, 2012 (UTC)
- Simple, because they could still think it and he was hoping that the fear of even the thought of it would have a powerful effect. ProfessorTofty (talk) 01:53, October 19, 2012 (UTC)
Shoes or Shoesless
I'm not sure if this has been covered before but I'm convienced Voldemort did not wear shoes or any type of footwear after he returned to his body in Goblet of Fire. In two pictuers that depict The Dule in Little Hangleton and The Due in the Ministry Atrium, artwork based on that of Mary GrandPré, show Voldemort shoeless. While not clearly addressed in the movies I'm sure he did not wear shoes. He is clearly shoeless in the fourth movie and in the second half of Deathly Hallows, he is again shown shoeless in the scene where he walks among those he killed at Malfoy Mannor when he was told of the theft of Hufflepuff Cup. His feet get covered with blood. Why would he go alternate between wearing footwear and not? Pictuers taken between scenes do show Ralph Fiennes wearing slippers and while he most likely wore them during filming for comfort, his robes hidded them, I still think that in terms of the character, Voldemort didn't wear anytype of footwear. What do you think? Professor Ambrius (talk) 23:57, October 18, 2012 (UTC)
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Is it really right to say that he was killed by Harry Potter or by himself? He was a victim of his own rebounding Killing Curse. ProfessorTofty (talk) 00:05, March 24, 2013 (UTC)
- As you probably saw in my most recent edit, I think it was Harry that killed him, albeit unintentionally. The curse wouldn't have rebounded if Harry hadn't owned the Elder Wand. And Harry is the one who grabbed Draco's wand from him, so technically it's his fault he owns the wand and thus his fault Voldy died (at least, that's my take on the matter). --"It is real, isn't it?" "It's real for us." 00:12, March 24, 2013 (UTC)
- I see your point, but it still doesn't really feel to me as if Harry killed him as such. I don't really have any strong feelings about it either way, though, so if anyone else wants to weigh in... ProfessorTofty (talk) 02:38, March 24, 2013 (UTC)


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Imagine lines stretching around the block and bus loads of folks coming in from all over Guatemala City. That was the challenge facing Volunteer State Community College ophthalmic students this February, as they traveled to Guatemala for the fourth year of an ongoing college service learning project. They worked with the Guatemalans in a special clinic set up to handle vision, dental and medical needs.
"It's a little overwhelming," said Ophthalmic Director Alisha Cornish. "You want to help everyone. They wait for hours and hours."
The Hendersonville Rotary has been staging the effort for 14 years. It was started by Hendersonville dentist Dr. Bill Taylor. This year the Vol State group gave eye exams for 739 people and dispensed between 400-500 prescription eyeglasses. That's nearly 200 people more than they were able to assist last year, in part due to more student help. This year six Vol State students made the trip with Cornish.
"We had one woman who was severely near-sighted," said Amy Webb of Gallatin. "She had never worn glasses before. We gave her a pair of glasses with a high prescription and she read right down the eye chart. She was thrilled. The look on her face said it all."
"It puts in perspective what it will be like when we are working out in the field," said Kayla Epps of Gallatin. "We see pictures of many eye diseases in the classroom and there we actually saw them in person. To see their faces when you could tell they could see better, was a blessed and rewarding experience."
The Hendersonville Rotary paid for two students to travel and the Vol State International Education program paid for the others. Cornish said she even recognized a young girl in the crowd, who has major eye problems requiring continual help.
"The minute I walked in, I knew it was the little girl I worked with last year," she said. "We found another pair of glasses for her, and her mother asked if they could come back to see us again next year."
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Today's blog post has me thinking that Halloween costumes is the wrong kind of horror business. You see, I recently stumbled upon the work of a German-based designer named Jacques Pense, who created an award-winning series of horror stationary items. From envelopes to binder rings, Pense has brought the world of horror crashing down upon the humdrum corporate world.
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Come to a Seminar on True Devotion To Mary led by Father Kevin. We will be making the Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary. Giving your life to Jesus through Mary is the secret to holiness. The Total Consecration is a method of growing in our spiritual lives given to us by St. Louis de Montfort and practiced by many saints including St. Maximilian Kolbe, Bl. Mother Teresa, St. Padre Pio, and soon-to-be-saint Pope John Paul the Great.
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- "This 'perfect devotion' is indispensable to anyone who wants to give himself without reserve to Christ and to the work of redemption."
St. Louis De Montfort teaches us:
- "The more we honor the Blessed Virgin, the more we honor Jesus Christ, because we honor Mary only that we may the more perfectly honor Jesus Christ."
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DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Vad Lee threw a career-high four touchdown passes and ran for another in his hometown, and Georgia Tech beat Duke 38-14 on Saturday.
The Durham native had scoring throws of 24 and 10 yards to DeAndre Smelter, 13 yards to Robert Godhigh and 19 yards to Zach Laskey.
He also ran 4 yards for a TD. The Yellow Jackets (2-0, 1-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) fell behind 7-3, then took command by scoring the next four touchdowns.
Lee was 8 of 16 for 125 yards and added 76 yards rushing. Georgia Tech rolled up 344 yards rushing and 469 total yards against the No. 6 total defense in the Bowl Subdivision.
Jela Duncan rushed 1 yard for an early score for the Blue Devils (2-1, 0-1). Brandon Connette had a late 7-yard TD run and was 15 of 28 for 122 yards in his first start as Duke's full-time quarterback.
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Long awaited plans by the Ilala Municipal Council of building a modern abattoir set out back in March 2000 seems to have hit a snag, investigations by The Guardian on Sunday can reveal.
Council officials say that the plans were part of future economic development plans to ease the supply of meat in the city of Dar es Salaam.
The building was initially planned to be constructed near Kiltex industrial premises along the road to Pugu Auction market at Gongo la Mboto on the city's outskirts, and would require large sums of money to its completion.
The building's costs were earlier estimated at Sh7.4 billion due to special equipment and modern facilities which have to be installed such as cold rooms, slaughtering and skinning machines as well as separate changing rooms for workers.
The Guardian on Sunday has of recent made a follow up on the project to see its implementation as per the programme set since it was announced over a decade ago, but discovered that the whole plan was outside the budget due to a continuous financial squeeze.
When contacted for comment, the Director of Ilala Municipal Council, Gabriel Fuime said early this week that the council is now looking for a strategic investor to build the abattoir as the council is no longer able to afford the costs of a modern abattoir.
He said his office had earmarked a number of areas to locate the facility, including Kitunda, Chanika and anywhere else within the district convenient enough to place the facility.
The faltering project has to some extent affected business operations of meat traders in the city in need of a modern abattoir, but they retained their expectations on the issue knowing the district council is aware of its importance.
In an interview with this paper, meat trader Eliakim Sagara, a Dodoma resident running his business of butcheries in Temeke district, wondered why the city of Dar es Salaam still depends upon poorly constructed abattoirs with dilapidated slaughter houses constructed way back in the mid 1960s.


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A recent economic analysis run by the University of Maine found that obese youth could cost the state $1.2 billion over the next 20 years. Factor in adults who are currently obese and the number skyrockets. The obesity epidemic is being addressed on the diet and exercise fronts, including getting people to take a stand - literally. According to experts, modern Americans spend almost 10 hours sitting down each day. They sit on their commutes to work, spend eight hours sitting behind a desk - and then go home to sit on the couch. But now, some schools and hospitals are taking steps to combat Maine's love affair with the chair.
Mrs. Robin Norsworthy's class at Zippel Elementary School in Presque Isle on their fitness balls.
"This is an ergonomic work station whereby the employee can either sit, or the employee can stand and do their work. And what we'd like the employee to do is sit and stand throughout the day so they're not sitting 7 1/2 hours, on average, like most employees," says therapist Sarah Knowland.
Knowland is demonstrating one of the non-traditional desks installed at Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor through its Wellness program. Not surprisingly, hospitals are often at the forefront of health trends, and this is no exception. Where people once worked hard, physical hours - slaving over laundry tubs and hoeing gardens that would feed a whole family - today people work just as much, but the strain is of a different kind. Debi McCann heads the hospital's wellness program.
"The latest research is indicating anybody who sits for longer than six hours a day significantly increases their risk of death and disease," says Debi McCann, who heads the hospital's wellness program.
This could include anything from neck pain and back pain, to potentially deadly blood clots, to actually changing how the body metabolizes fats and sugars. Prolonged sitting has also been linked to bone depletion and osteoporosis.
And that's not all: According to a study conducted last year by Northwestern University, trying to make up for a day of sitting with a big burst of exercise at the end of the day doesn't reduce the risk factors at all. Rather, the study concluded that people need to use their bodies continuously throughout the day.
That means popping up and down periodically from your chair - if you have one - sitting up straight to use core muscles, taking a walk around the office, and even wiggling about and fidgeting more.
"Some of the computers that we have, have a little work notice that pops up that tells the employee to get up and move every so often, and so you'll people actually get up, do some stretches," says therapist Sarah Knowland.
The notion that one needs to be reminded to move would have been ludicrous a hundred years ago. But it's a different world now. As Debi McCann points out, employers have a big part to play in whether today's desk job is a health liability or not, "because it is important that people get breaks, and it is important that people get lunch, it is important that they move around."
One-hundred-sixty miles to the north, one elementary school class is actually moving around all day long.
"It's more comfortable, like, your not, like - you know how you see people leaning back in chairs? You can't lean back," says Riley, a fifth grader in Mrs. Robin Norsworthy's class at Zippel Elementary School in Presque Isle.
Riley and his classmates have been sitting - not slouching - on stability balls this year, instead of chairs, as part of a project to gather data and track how alternative seating affects kids' behavior, health, and learning.
So far, the kids seem to be sold on balls. Classmate Taylor says that you can quietly bounce on the balls all day long. "People should try it," she says. "It's a lot of fun, you get good benefits out of it, good posture. It's very healthy."
Teacher Robin Norsworthy, who is observing her students throughout the stability ball project, agrees, and says she expects that when the data are analyzed in the coming months they will show that her students have already benefitted by getting rid of their chairs.
"They are happier. They're more attentive. Especially any of the kids that have ADD (attention deficit disorder) or ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder)," Norsworthy says. "They work their energy off on the stability ball, so they're not sitting in hard chairs, and not focused. They tend to be more focused."
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STOWA History
foundation of STOWA by Walter Storz in Hornberg/Kinzigtal, Germany. STO (Storz),WA (Walter)
move to a new rented building in Pforzheim, Germany
construction of own STOWA building in Bismarckstraße 54 in Pforzheim, Germany
presentation of Bauhaus watches, on which today's Antea line is based on
production launch of STOWA Marine Beobachtungsuhr and the big pilot B-watches (55mm). Both basic designs you will find in our current line in different variations
on 23rd February 1945 the STOWA-building was destroyed by the great bombardment on Pforzheim
Start of STOWA´s new watch factory in Rheinfelden, Germany near Basle
Walter Storz becomes founding member of the watch industry association
construction of STOWA´s new factory in Rheinfelden (1954 and 1966 extension of building) Parallel to this construction our headoffice in Pforzheim was re-built.
foundation of the RUFA (Rheinfelder Uhrteilefabrik) - production of RUFA-Anti-Shocks for PUW and DUROWE movements
beginning of the 60´s Werner Storz, son of Walter Storz, joins the company. He was is charge of sales overseas.
protection of trademarks for "STOWA Seatime", which was prototype for our today's Seatime collection
STOWA launches the "smallest alarm clock of the world" at the Hannover watch fair. At that time our collection comprises approximately 1000 different watch models. (Rheinfelder Anzeiger (newspaper), 29th April 1970)
Walter Storz dies
STOWA becomes partner and member of the German watch cooperation "Pallas", which has the main goal to supply specialized dealers and retailers with a comprising collection of market-conform and trend-setting watches, concentrated advertising and the maximum of service.
Jörg Schauer takes over STOWA and all Trademark rights from Werner Storz
Werner Storz dies
70 years company anniversary
presentation of a limited Fliegerwatch with Unitas 6300 N
75 years company anniversary
presentation of our limited Fliegerwatch "Bremen D 1167". This limited Edition is a tribute to the airplane called "Bremen", which was the first airplane crossing nonstop the Atlantic Ocean from East to West in 1928. The flight from East to West was the more difficult path than the flight of Charles Lindbergh in 1927 from West to East.
For the first time, a STOWA watch wins at the election of the best watches of the world.
The STOWA Antea was taken first place from the readers at the election of the "Goldene Unruh 2005"
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presentation of limited flieger watches: Flieger Automatic and Flieger Original (sold out).
move to our newly constructed production building which includes our STOWA in-house museum
presentation of our STOWA Chronograph which is based in detail on an former pocket watch.
Launch of our Flieger Baumuster B with B-Dial. (only 42 pcs of the original 55mm Pilot B-Dial watch have been produced during WW2. Hence the Original Pilot B-Uhr is one of the rarest big pilot watches ever)
The STOWA Flieger Chronograph is the winner of the contest:
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Team Rocket agents Butch and Cassidy have just received their latest orders: steal a Luvdisc from the Cerulean Gym! There are two Luvdisc at the Gym, including a new one that Daisy brought, and Tracey has stopped by the Gym to take a look. The Luvdisc are Caserin and Luverin; Caserin likes Luverin, but Luverin's not interested. This could jeopardize the romantic underwater show that Daisy has planned, but things only go truly awry when Butch and Cassidy break into the Gym, grab Luverin and run for it.
Caserin is able to sense Luverin, so Misty, Daisy and Tracey take Caserin with them and set off after Team Rocket by car and inflatable raft. Caserin tracks Luverin to the scattered islands where Team Rocket has a secret lair, but Butch and Cassidy know the good guys are coming. They steal Caserin, then dump our heroes in a pit trap! What's worse, Misty and Tracey left all their other Pokémon at home, so Misty must encourage the two Luvdisc to break out on their own. Butch and Cassidy chase after the escaping Luvdisc, leaving Tracey free to figure a way out of the pit trap.
Outside, the two Luvdisc have jumped into a river to escape, but Butch and Cassidy block off their part of the river with nets. Just in time, Misty and the others run to the scene; Misty and Daisy team up to order the Luvdisc to fight back against Team Rocket's Mightyena and Sableye. Team Rocket is no match for twice the teamwork and the Love Love Water Gun combo and they're soon sent sailing out of sight. Even better, Caserin's heroics have won Luverin's heart and the duo become stars of Cerulean Gym's romantic underwater show, spreading joy and happiness everywhere!
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'I can do some wonderful things with vegetables, Captain! My feragoit goulash is known across twelve star systems' - Neelix (VOY: Parallax Neelix was a 24th century Talaxian who joined the USS Voyager when it was pulled into the Delta Quadrant by the Caretaker's array in 2371. During Voyager's seven year journey through the Delta Quadrant he served as the ship's chef, morale officer, "ambassador to the Delta Quadrant" and navigator, in addition to forming close personal friendships with many crew members and becoming a valuable member of the stranded Starfleet crew. (VOY: "Caretaker")
Early life
Neelix grew up with his parents, his sisters, and his brothers on Rinax, a moon of the Talaxian homeworld, with the most temperate climate in the entire Talaxian system. Behind their house was a large forest, in which he and his sisters would go exploring every day. His favorite sister was always Alixia. (VOY: "Jetrel", "Rise", "Once Upon a Time") He lived near the Rinax marshlands, where the summers were the hottest in the sector. (VOY: "Macrocosm")
When he was young, a huge plasma cloud passed through the Talaxian system, and blocked the sun for weeks. (VOY: "The Haunting of Deck Twelve")
For two years, Neelix worked with an orbital tether team on Rinax. He didn't actually serve on one, but worked heavily with scale models. (VOY: "Rise")
For a number of years, the Haakonians were at war with the Talaxians. At some point, the Talaxian government called on Neelix to serve, but he went to Talax to avoid military duty (and anyone refusing to serve during wartime was given a death penalty) because he felt the war was wrong. While he was on Talax, the Haakonians unleashed the metreon cascade on Rinax whereby in the blink of an eye Rinax was enveloped by a deadly cloud and the planet that once had the most temperate climate in the entire system was turned into one endless, frigid night, killing more than 300,000, including his family. The day after the cascade, Talax surrendered to the Haakonian Order. (VOY: "Jetrel")
After the death of his family and the destruction of his homeworld and what was left under alien rule, Neelix left the system to move on with his life. He served on a mining colony for a while and worked for two years as an engineer's assistant aboard a Trabalian freighter where he became well-versed in warp theory. (VOY: "Blood Fever", "Threshold", "One")
Neelix also spent six years aboard a Talaxian garbage scow, a duty that familiarized him with waste management. While Neelix was aboard, the scow once ran into a theta radiation field that disabled the ship's propulsion. He and the other crew members of the scow had no choice but to remain where they were and were barely alive when they were rescued. (VOY: "Juggernaut")
At some point, Neelix sold plaxan sensors to the Kazon-Ogla. (VOY: "Initiations")
Life as a merchant
At some point, Neelix befriended fellow Talaxian Wixiban. Although the two had a run-in with Ubean authorities, Neelix was able to escape thanks to Wixiban, who was unfortunately caught and forced to serve a brutal prison sentence. (VOY: "Fair Trade")
Neelix also befriended a Talaxian man named Laxeth, and while the two may have conducted some illegitimate business at one time, Laxeth had cleaned up by 2372 and was working as a communications master for a Talaxian convoy. (VOY: "Investigations")
Neelix eventually bought his own cargo ship, the Baxial. When he first laid eyes on it, he thought she was ugly, but eventually couldn't imagine life without her. (VOY: "Alice")
Caretaker and USS Voyager
At some point, Neelix discovered a debris field near the Ocampa homeworld and claimed it for himself. When he was discovered there in 2371 by the crew of the Starfleet vessel Voyager, Neelix told them that he didn't mind their presence there, as long as they didn't take "his" debris. The Starfleet crew were searching for several missing officers, who Neelix suspected may have been transported by the Caretaker to a city beneath the surface of the Ocampa homeworld. Neelix offered to serve as the crew's guide and took them to the Ocampa homeworld, which was controlled by a Kazon sect led by Jabin. Water being incredibly scarce in the region, Neelix proposed to trade water from Voyager for the release of an Ocampa prisoner named Kes, who could lead the crew to the underground city. Even though the Kazon refused to trade, the crew members were able to escape with Kes, who was actually Neelix' lover. After rescuing the crewmen who were indeed underground, both Neelix and Kes joined Voyager's crew and Neelix was assigned his position as a guide to the Delta Quadrant, since the region was largely unexplored by Starfleet. (VOY: "Caretaker")
Life aboard Voyager
The first year
Aboard Voyager, Neelix served as a chef, "Special Consultant for the Delta Quadrant", and occasionally as a self-appointed "chief morale officer". Captain Kathryn Janeway gave Neelix the unofficial title of "ambassador" when he proved to have a flair for diplomacy. (VOY: "Macrocosm")
Neelix could be considered a "renaissance man" for his many duties and qualities.
- Although Neelix never officially had a uniform until much later in the series, he did wear clothing that was very specific to him. He wore very colorful suits that often incorporated one, two, or in the case of his chef outfit, all three, of the command colors from Starfleet uniforms. It is unclear to us who tailors these uniforms (although it does seem logical that he would have replicated them to his specifications, or even sewn them himself, given his various other talents), or whether or not it was customary of all Talaxians to wear this style of clothing (there have been others on screen, but we have not seen them wearing this style). He also owns a fur trenchcoat, which it seems other Talaxian traders do in fact wear. On away missions, Neelix would occasionally wear something similar to a Starfleet uniform, but all shades of red. Neelix on several occasions has donned an operations gold Starfleet uniform.
On one of his first official away missions, in which he prepared for a week studying dilithium geophysics, Neelix's lungs were removed by a Vidiian weapon. There was no way to replicate new lungs for Neelix since Talaxian lungs were too complex to be replicated, because they are attached to his upper spinal column, so The Doctor was forced to replace Neelix's lungs with holographic replicas. The fault of this plan was that Neelix would not be able to move, and would thus be forced to stay confined in an isotropic restraint until real replacement lungs were available. When the Vidiians who stole Neelix's lungs were found, they were able to devise a way for The Doctor to transplant one of Kes' lungs into Neelix. The procedure was a success. (VOY: "Phage")
When Commander Chakotay was comatose, he influenced Neelix to use his medicine wheel in order to plot a safe course for Voyager out of a nebula, in which aliens wished to steal the crew's neural energy. (VOY: "Cathexis")
Later that year, Neelix met Ma'Bor Jetrel, a Haakonian scientist who had developed the weapon used to destroy the majority of Neelix's people, including his family. Jetrel informed Neelix that, when he had evacuated people from his planet, he had been exposed to the biological weapon and might be dying from it. Jetrel claimed that he wanted to help cure Neelix and try to make amends, but all the scientist really wanted was to use a transporter aboard Voyager in order to reassemble the remains of the deceased Talaxians, believing that he could resurrect them. Jetrel had suffered from enormous guilt; it was he, not Neelix, who had been infected with an incurable disease. Ultimately, his experiment failed. (VOY: "Jetrel")
Neelix almost became a father in 2371. Kes was affected by alien creatures that caused her to become fertile which happens just once in an Ocampa's lifetime, and if she was going to have a baby it would be then. After the aliens were driven away, Kes decided not to have a baby, and The Doctor stated that this may have been a false alarm brought on by the aliens. Later that year, during a surprise birthday Neelix was giving for Kes, Voyager was disrupted by a spatial anomaly that seemed to change the structure of the ship. Neelix tried to find the bridge but was unsuccessful. (VOY: "Elogium", "Twisted")
The second year (2372)
Neelix also became jealous of Tom Paris, who he accused of trying to take Kes away from him. He and Paris got into a fight in the mess hall. Later, they were stranded on a hostile planet. They had to work together to save themselves. After being rescued, they returned to Voyager as friends. (VOY: "Parturition")
Also in that year, a bizarre occurrence took place. While on an away mission, Tuvok and Neelix were fused into a new being, Tuvix, due to a transporter accident. Tuvix had the combined memories and personality of both Tuvok and Neelix. Months later, against his consent, Tuvix was separated back into the original individuals of Tuvok and Neelix. (VOY: "Tuvix")
The third year (2373)
The year 2373 brought many adventures to Neelix. When Voyager discovered a planet that two Ferengi, who arrived through an unstable wormhole, were exploiting, Neelix, in disguise as the Grand Proxy, tried to stop them. The plot failed and he was almost burned at the stake with the Ferengi before Voyager beamed them out. Neelix and Kes, while visiting a Nechisti shrine, were struck by an energy bolt that rendered Kes comatose. Janeway, after performing Nechisti rituals, was able to save her. (VOY: "False Profits", "Sacred Ground")
When Tieran, a despot ruler of Ilari, transferred his mind into Kes, Neelix helped save her when he attached a synaptic stimulator on her neck that drove Tieran from her mind. He also helped Janeway fight off mutated giant viruses that attacked Voyager. (VOY: "Warlord", "Macrocosm")
While stopping at a trade station, Neelix met an old friend named Wixiban. When Wixiban asked Neelix to help him with a trade deal, things went wrong and their lives were in danger when the goods were stolen and one of the criminals was killed. Unknown to Neelix, Wixiban was dealing drugs. The rest of the gang wanted more contraband to spare their lives. Neelix told Janeway and the head of the station, and, in order to get the charges dropped against him, agreed to help trap the criminals. They were captured after a weapons battle. But Janeway, angry about Neelix's lies, gave him two weeks of hard labor. (VOY: "Fair Trade")
Neelix's next adventure brought him into conflict with Tuvok. He and Tuvok disliked each other. Tuvok was condescending to him. Together, they went on a mission to discover why the planet Nezu was being bombarded with asteroids and to rescue a group of scientists. Their shuttle crashed on the planet. They found out from one of the scientists that the bombardment had been created by an enemy of the Nezu and that there was a traitor among them. Neelix not only rescued Tuvok, but discovered who the traitor was. He fixed the carriage that was tethered to an orbital space station so they could escape. After this, Tuvok had a new-found respect for Neelix. (VOY: "Rise")
The fourth year (2374)
While visiting the Mari, Neelix became interested in a Mari woman named Talli. He intended to ask her out and wore an overpowering cologne made of musk. Unfortunately, Talli was killed by another Mari infected with violent thoughts. (VOY: "Random Thoughts")
He participated in the battle against the Hirogen when the Voyager crew was being used for a training game in the Hirogen holodeck hunts on Voyager. He first was a resistance fighter who was killed by the Nazi Hirogen. Later, as a Klingon, he rallied the holographic Klingon army to attack the Hirogen. (VOY: "The Killing Game")
In 2374, Neelix was killed in a shuttle accident. Seven of Nine brought him back to life by using her nanoprobes. Although his life was saved, Neelix began to question his very existence and his religious beliefs. When a Talaxian dies, they believe they go to the afterlife in the Great Forest. There they are reunited with their relatives and guided to the afterlife. Neelix experienced none of this. He had a vision quest under the guidance of Chakotay, and met his sister Alixia, who told him the afterlife is a lie and his life is worthless. When he had awakened, he decided to kill himself. Chakotay talked him out of it, explaining that visions can mean many things and that his friends on Voyager needed him. (VOY: "Mortal Coil")
Last year on Voyager (2377-2378)
In his last year on Voyager, he helped find The Doctor, who had been kidnapped and sold by an alien named Gar. He put spices in Gar's food that were incompatible with his physiology, and told him only The Doctor could cure him. This persuaded Gar to give them the location of The Doctor. Neelix, however, had only given him an upset stomach.
He took pity on prisoners that were aboard a prison transport that was damaged in space. The prisoners were housed in a cargo bay made into a prison on Voyager. One of the prisoners, Joleg, told Neelix he was sentenced to die just because he was in the vicinity of a murder and that his race was discriminated against by the Nyrians whose prison ship he was on. But Joleg was only manipulating Neelix. When the time was right, he tried to escape and tried to kill the guards.
Neelix helped free most of the crew from the Quarren workforce. They had been captured and brainwashed into believing that they were willing to work for the Quarren. (VOY: "Critical Care", "Repentance", "Workforce", "Workforce, Part II")
Neelix was part of an away team that was held captive by a race whose world was contaminated by an old Earth probe. During the captivity, he helped Paris deliver and save a newborn's life. After he was rescued, he asked Janeway to help the people. Voyager was able to help stop the radiation poisoning and the planet began to regenerate itself. (VOY: "Friendship One")
Leaving Voyager
In 2378, Voyager discovered a group of Talaxians living inside an asteroid located in the Delta Quadrant. Neelix helped them defend themselves against a group of miners that wanted them to leave the ore-rich asteroid. It was also at this time that Captain Janeway offered him a chance to serve as Starfleet's permanent ambassador in the Delta Quadrant. He accepted the position and soon left the starship to live with the other Talaxians inside the asteroid. Neelix stayed with Dexa, a widow, and her son, Brax. He kept the combadge he was issued as a souvenir of his time on Voyager. (VOY: "Homestead")
However, Neelix also continued to keep in contact with the crew of Voyager. Following his departure, he suggested to Seven of Nine that a picnic might be a suitable option for her third date with Commander Chakotay. Later, Neelix also played a game of kadis-kot with her. During the game, Seven of Nine thanked Neelix for his earlier suggestion. The Talaxian informed Seven of Nine that he was considering making a marriage proposal to Dexa. Their game came to an abrupt end when Seven detected large levels of neutrino emissions on long range sensors and Seven told Neelix that she would contact him at the usual time during the following day. (VOY: "Endgame")
- It is never revealed if she replied. The game of kadis-kot that they play is the last appearance of Neelix. It can be assumed once Voyager returned to the Alpha Quadrant Contact with Neelix was no longer possible and that the Voyager never hears from him again.
Neelix's knowledge of the Kazon proved invaluable during Voyager's deals with the various Kazon sects.
He took part in contacting Kazon sects and set in motion the plan to form alliances with them. He would also meet Mabus, the leader of the Trabe, who had ruled the Kazon before they rebelled. Voyager would form an alliance with them, which persuaded the Kazon to attend the proposed peace conference. Neelix, alerted by one of his contacts, informed Janeway that the conference might be sabotaged.
After the failure of the peace conference, Neelix helped discover who on Voyager was betraying them to Maje Culluh. It was discovered that it was crewman Michael Jonas. Neelix found him in engineering trying to sabotage the engines, stopped him, and in the ensuing fight, Jonas was killed.
When Voyager was captured by Culluh and the crew was stranded on a primitive planet, Neelix helped them survive until they were able to retake the ship. (VOY: "Alliances", "Investigations", "Basics, Part I", "Basics, Part II")
First contacts
He did some adult babysitting when he was in charge of showing Tomin, a Kadi ambassador, around Voyager. Tomin became a handful as he got drunk and made a pass at Seven. (VOY: "Someone to Watch Over Me")
Neelix was part of the away team that tried to shut down a Malon ship whose engines were going to explode and release deadly radiation. (VOY: "Juggernaut")
In 2376, after returning from an away mission, Tuvok was attacked by an invisible alien and suffered brain damage. Neelix helped nurse him back to health. (VOY: "Riddles")
He was the first one to become suspicious of the Vaadwaur, a race that Voyager had awakened from stasis. He remembered that their race was a hostile and aggressive one. (VOY: "Dragon's Teeth")
Later he returned from another away mission with visions of a massacre he participated in. These images were implanted in him from a memorial left behind by the race that had some of its members killed. His memories were that he could not protect the children and they were massacred. He, along with some other crew members, were captured by a Borg ship that was commanded by Borg children. Eventually Voyager rescued him. The children were taken aboard Voyager since they had been severed from the hive. These same children were entertained by him when Voyager encountered an electric being and was transporting it back to its home in a nebula. He did this so they would not be scared. (VOY: "Memorial", "Collective", "The Haunting of Deck Twelve")
Personal interests
Personal relationships
Alixia was Neelix's favorite sister. She and Neelix were very close, and often explored such places as the forest behind their house, the Caves of Touth and the Dunes of Talmouth. They also hunted arctic spiders together. She was killed on Rinax during the Haakonian War. (VOY: "Jetrel")
When he was struck by an energy blast and killed, only to be saved by Seven's nanoprobes, he questioned his belief in the afterlife. During a vision quest, Alixia told him that the afterlife was a lie – a place made-up because Talaxians feared death. This vision was probably just an expression of his anxiety over his beliefs. (VOY: "Mortal Coil")
Tom Paris
While Tom Paris and Neelix originally got along only because they each knew that the other had come from a somewhat "less than legal" background, they each became bitter at each other when Neelix began believing Tom was interested in Kes. This conflict became resolved, however, when both Paris and Neelix were assigned together on an away mission, and had to depend on each other for survival. They eventually became close friends. (VOY: "Parturition")
In 2376, they were together on the Delta Flyer looking for dilithium, when they came across two "clerics". It later turned out that they had been con artists, and Paris and Neelix consoled each other, feeling that they'd lost their touch. (VOY: "Live Fast and Prosper")
Tuvok met Neelix when he was sent to the transporter room to bring him aboard for the first time in mid-2371. When correcting Neelix's assumption that the "Federations" were a single culture, Tuvok described himself as "Vulcan", and for the next seven years, Neelix often referred to him as "Mr. Vulcan". (VOY: "Caretaker")
Around stardate 49655.2, Tuvok and Neelix were temporarily merged into one lifeform by a transporter malfunction. This lifeform named himself "Tuvix". Tuvix lived aboard Voyager for a few weeks, before The Doctor managed to find a way to reverse the malfunction. (VOY: "Tuvix")
Neelix always admired Tuvok and was constantly seeking his approval. He gained Tuvok's respect during the incident on the Nezu homeworld. (VOY: "Rise")
Neelix helped Tuvok recover his memory when he was attacked by mysterious aliens, called the Ba'neth. This strengthened their friendship. (VOY: "Riddles")
Tuvok encouraged Neelix to assist a Talaxian settlement in defending their home against miners, and reunite with his people. As a going away gift, Tuvok danced a brief step to the delight of Neelix. (VOY: "Homestead")
- The dynamics of Tuvok and Neelix resemble Neil Simon's play, The Odd Couple. The two opposite characters come together and form a relationship with comic effects.
Neelix became very fond of Naomi Wildman, becoming her godfather. He tucked her into bed every night and told her stories. He also cared for her while her mother was on away missions. When a shuttlecraft her mother was on crashed, he took care of her and tried to reassure her that her mother would be all right. He took her to the holodeck to get her mind off her mother's plight. He decided that he would become her adoptive father should her mother not return from the mission. (VOY: "Once Upon a Time")
Seven of Nine
Neelix was polite to Seven of Nine and became one of her better friends. Because of his talent for assisting in emotional and relationship issues, Seven consulted him for dating tips and ideas when she started her relationship with Chakotay.
Neelix and the Ocampan named Kes had a romantic relationship before and during their early years aboard Voyager. Neelix met her while she was being held captive by the Kazon-Ogla. The two fell in love, and Neelix rescued her with the aid of the Voyager crew and the two asked to stay on the ship. (VOY: "Caretaker")
Neelix was very jealous of Kes' relationship with Tom Paris. Her friendly behavior with Paris caused a confrontation between him and Paris. (VOY: "Parturition")
In 2373, Neelix and Kes ended their romance after her possession by Tieran. While possessed by him, she broke up with Neelix, telling him that she'd like to spend some time apart from him. (VOY: "Warlord")
Kes' telepathic powers had progressed to the point that she could not stay on Voyager. Her transformation and changing cellular flux was causing malfunctions on the ship. He would see her again in 2376 when an aged Kes returned to seek vengeance on Voyager. She believed that she was kidnapped by Voyager, and she wanted to capture her past self by betraying Voyager to the Vidiians. Her anger was defused by seeing how happy she was on Voyager. After a brief reunion with Neelix, she returned to her people. (VOY: "Fury")
In 2377 Neelix was briefly involved with Ch'Rega, a Klingon woman who served under Kohlar and whom Neelix described as "a fine specimen of Klingon womanhood." Ch'Rega was transported onto Voyager and initially pursued Harry Kim. When Neelix found Kim hiding from her, he decided to take her off of Kim's hands. He staged an elaborate scene in her presence in which he threw Kim against a bulkhead for supposedly taking more than two servings of gagh. The Klingon quickly transferred her affections to the Talaxian. Tuvok, who was sharing his quarters with Neelix at the time, later discovered that Neelix and Ch'rega's liaison had left the room in a shamble. Ch'Rega and the other Klingons from her ship settled on a new planet soon after. (VOY: "Prophecy")
Dexa was a Talaxian woman who, along with 500 other Talaxians, took refuge on an asteroid that they turned into their home. She had a son named Brax, and was widowed. Neelix, who coincidentally shared his name with her uncle, was nursed back to health after he crashed on the asteroid in a shuttle. He helped her and the other Talaxians defend themselves against a group of miners who attempted to drive them off the asteroid. Neelix, having fallen in love with Dexa, elected to stay behind with her while Voyager continued towards Earth. (VOY: "Homestead") A few weeks later, Neelix told Seven of Nine he was thinking of asking Dexa to marry him. (VOY: "Endgame")
Alternate Neelixes
Neelix has been holographically duplicated on a number of occasions.
- Recreations of crew members from Voyager and the Jupiter Station Holoprogramming Center were seen by The Doctor during a holographic malfunction in 2371. This simulation, or daydream, included Neelix fighting a Kazon with a frying pan. (VOY: "Projections")
- Tuvok created a holoprogram in 2372 to deal with violent feelings he absorbed during a mind meld with Lon Suder. This program was nothing more than a holographic copy of Neelix that would annoy Tuvok until he killed him. (VOY: "Meld")
- The entire crew of Voyager was recreated by Tuvok from his Insurrection Alpha program, including Neelix. (VOY: "Worst Case Scenario")
- In 2374 Chakotay created a holographic simulation of a shuttle accident where Neelix was struck by an energy discharge and died. (VOY: "Mortal Coil")
- The Kyrian Museum of Heritage in the 31st century used the program The Voyager Encounter to detail their encounter with the warship Voyager, as an aid to a history lesson. (VOY: "Living Witness")
- In 2374, The Doctor created a program to help Seven of Nine improve her social skills. (VOY: "One")
- In 2378, Seven recreated the crew of Voyager to perfect her social skills, including Neelix. (VOY: "Human Error")
- Ensign Harry Kim and Seven of Nine projected The Doctor's daydreams into the holodeck aboard Voyager in order to better understand what was malfunctioning. In this daydream, Neelix attended The Doctor's award ceremony (VOY: "Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy")
- 2355
- Loses his family on Rinax after all of the moon's inhabitants are killed by the metreon cascade. (VOY: "Jetrel")
- 2370
- Meets and falls in love with Kes. The two are separated in some incident involving the Kazon-Ogla.
- 2371
- Assists the USS Voyager in finding several lost crewmen, and is reunited with his lover, Kes. The two of them ask to remain on Voyager. (VOY: "Caretaker")
- 2372
- Samantha Wildman asks Neelix to be god-father of her daughter, Naomi.
- 2374
- Neelix dies in an accident aboard a shuttle, but is brought back using Borg nanoprobe technology. He seriously reconsiders his religion, and his views of the afterlife. He almost attempts suicide, but is stopped by Chakotay with the help of Naomi and Samantha Wildman. (VOY: "Mortal Coil")
- 2378
- Decides to stay on the Talaxian colony with Dexa and Brax, leaves Voyager, and is named "Federation Ambassador to the Delta Quadrant". (VOY: "Homestead")
Memorable Quotes
"I wonder what a Vulcan nightmare would be like."
"Alone, exiled on a planet, where the only form of communication is laughter."
- - Neelix poking fun at Tuvok's "Vulcan dreams" (VOY: "Waking Moments")
Background information
Neelix was one of the last characters to be developed for Star Trek: Voyager. The guide aspect of Neelix was developed from Kes initially being referred to with the description, "She might function as a scout/gang expert," at a point when the Kazon were commonly referred to as being gangs. By the end of September 1993, Neelix was present in the series' first draft writers' bible, albeit named Felux. His job description was referred to therein as "Gofer/Guide". (A Vision of the Future - Star Trek: Voyager, pp. 189 & 208) According to VOY Season 2 DVD's text commentary for "The 37's", another early production name for Neelix was Felox.
Neelix was played by Star Trek veteran actor Ethan Phillips. According to Star Trek makeup artist Michael Westmore, Neelix's spotted, warthog-like design was based on a combination of various animals from the Disney film The Lion King. [1]
Pathfinder Project engineer (and former USS Enterprise-D crew member) Reginald Barclay named his cat "Neelix" after this character. (VOY: "Pathfinder")
His mirror universe counterpart appears in the novella The Mirror-Scaled Serpent and the novel Rise Like Lions.
External links
- Neelix at StarTrek.com, the official Star Trek website
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You won't have to chase rainbows for that pot o' gold because you'll have struck the jackpot when you wear this leprechaun costume! The Men's Leprechaun Mascot Costume can bring all the pint-sized fun of a leprechaun to your next party, charity event, St. Patrick's Day, or Halloween! This costume features a soft green jumpsuit with removable mitts and boot covers, decorated to look like a little green suit with gold buttons and lapels, and a black belt. A clean white shirt and a classy green bowtie makes your leprechaun-look extra gentlemanly. The included mask covers the head completely and features a touchably-soft ginger beard, pinchable cheeks, a mischievous little grin, and a green shamrock top hat. The playful eyes are made of mesh for great visibility! Before you spread the luck of the Irish in the costume, don't forget to add on Kold Kollar and Kold Vest, sold in our accessories section, to keep yourself cool.
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Organize your jewelry and look stylish wherever you go with this jewelry roll. Two zippered side pockets hold chains, earrings, bracelets, watches, and small pieces. Removable inner pouch holds additional pieces. Includes one ring bar. The ultra soft suede interior prevents scratches and keeps jewelry sparkling.
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