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** Possibly the Wand sensed that Harry was willing to die in the forest, so it let Voldemort use it for that. He was very much not wanting to die later on, so it didn't.
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** For all Voldemort knows, dropping the Elder Wand and trying to kill Harry with some other weapon is exactly what Harry ''wants'' him to do. Harry's whole speech could have been a bluff designed to make Voldemort neglect his most powerful weapon and resort to methods that Harry can more easily counter.
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*** Except that he knows Grindelwald stole it from Gregorovitch's desk without killing him, and that Dumbledore got it from Grindelwald without killing him.
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* Okay, so I'm guessing that Voldemort killed Snape with Nagini since the Elder Want wouldn't work (since he thought Snape was the master). But if Harry was the owner, then shouldn't either Harry not been able to be killed in the first place, or, once he was, then shouldn't Voldy have become the master?
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* Okay, so I'm guessing that Voldemort killed Snape with Nagini since the Elder Want Wand wouldn't work (since he thought Snape was the master). But if Harry was the owner, then shouldn't either Harry not been able to be killed in the first place, or, once he was, then shouldn't Voldy have become the master?
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** Well, did Voldemort looked victorious in his direct casting of killing curse on Harry? Even though Voldemort manage to put a killing curse on him, Voldemort was knocked unconscious. No one really won this scenario, and no one was /defeated/ in this scenario so no Elder Wand ownership transfer occurred.
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** Well, did Voldemort looked look victorious in his direct casting of killing curse on Harry? Even though Voldemort manage to put a killing curse on him, Voldemort was knocked unconscious. No one really won this scenario, and no one was /defeated/ in this scenario so no Elder Wand ownership transfer occurred.
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** This proves, without a shadow of a doubt, that Voldemort is the reincarnation of the [[PrinceOfSpace Phantom of Krankor]]. And Harry himself is the Prince of Space.
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** This proves, without a shadow of a doubt, that Voldemort is the reincarnation of the [[PrinceOfSpace [[Film/PrinceOfSpace Phantom of Krankor]]. And Harry himself is the Prince of Space.
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** The Elder Wand is a d*** and thought it would be *funnier* to not transfer ownership
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** Plus, this is the UK. Where the hell would Voldie get his bony mitts on a glock? And even if he could get access to a gun (or, hell, a goddamned ''knife'' as that's more abundant than the nearly non-existant guns), he wouldn't use it because that'd be admitting to himself that a filthy muggle weapon was abe to do what all his superior magic (remember, he's basially the zombie, magical equivalent of Hitler here) couldn't do. Kill Harry. His pride would not allow him to do it.
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** Plus, this is the UK. Where the hell would Voldie get his bony mitts on a glock? And even if he could get access to a gun (or, hell, a goddamned ''knife'' as that's more abundant than the nearly non-existant guns), he wouldn't use it because that'd be admitting to himself that a filthy muggle weapon was abe able to do what all his superior magic (remember, he's basially the zombie, magical equivalent of Hitler here) couldn't do. Kill Harry. His pride would not allow him to do it.
