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Order of the Phoenix  : Why did it hurt Voldemort to possessespossess Harry at the end of the book?

At the end of Order of the PhoenixOrder of the Phoenix, Voldemort possesses Harry and is hurting from the possession. I feel like the book suggested that it was his mother's love that protected Harry, but Voldemort by that time had taken Harry's blood already. Why wasn't Voldy immune?

Order of the Phoenix  : Why did it hurt Voldemort to possesses Harry at the end of the book?

At the end of Order of the Phoenix Voldemort possesses Harry and is hurting from the possession. I feel like the book suggested that it was his mother's love that protected Harry, but Voldemort by that time had taken Harry's blood already. Why wasn't Voldy immune?

Order of the Phoenix: Why did it hurt Voldemort to possess Harry at the end of the book?

At the end of Order of the Phoenix, Voldemort possesses Harry and is hurting from the possession. I feel like the book suggested that it was his mother's love that protected Harry, but Voldemort by that time had taken Harry's blood already. Why wasn't Voldy immune?

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Order of the Phoenix : Why did it hurt Voldemort to possesses Harry at the end of the book?

At the end of Order of the Phoenix Voldemort possesses Harry and is hurting from the possession. I feel like the book suggested that it was his mother's love that protected Harry, but Voldemort by that time had taken Harry's blood already. Why wasn't Voldy immune?