All of us here are fans of the magical series, so we are allowed to say that it has a lot of flaws. Maybe because we are all adults who are obsessed with a book series meant for kids, or because J.K. Rowling really isn't that great at world-building, but each Potterhead can point to at least one plot hole or flaw they noticed at some point while reading the books.
Much like any fandom, one of our favorite things to do as fans is to complain, and talk about all the things we could have done better than the original creator. And do you know where is the best place to complain about random stuff? That's right, Reddit!
This week on the Harry Potter subreddit, Potterheads discussed the biggest story flaw in the series. Some talked about the education at Hogwarts, some delved into Voldemort's personality, and some complained about the wizarding world as a whole.
Scroll down to read the full discussion. After you are done, click here for a magical collection of Harry Potter memes.