Souls have posed an enigma to humanity since before recorded history. Even those without [untranslatable] known variously as mundanes, muggles, or sleepers have glimpsed the mystery and attempted to parse it through philosophy and religion. Often with hilarious results. However, self styled 'Wizards' or others with some small part of [untranslatable] can directly, if crudely, alter souls. This is also a great source of amusement.
The governing principle of [untranslatable] directly conflicts with [untranslatable] in souls. For example, a soul on its own will remain static for any measurable length of time. The proximity of any other soul, however, causes a dynamic cascade at a rate inversely proportional to the distance between the souls. If this distance remains constant both souls reach equilibrium and become static. This almost never happens as incarnate souls constantly vary their distance from each other. The only repeated instance of this situation is the use of a living vessel as a soul jar.
[Chalked in the margin of a stone tablet found in the tomb of an Egyptian priest circa 3500 BC and signed Xellos, no other attempt at deciphering the glyphs has succeeded or even left the translator sane]
We all know the story of Harry Potter, The Boy Who Lived, though the official chronicle of his life had been lauded as a great work of historical documentation, several scholars and thaumaturgeist have noted glaring errors and situations inconsistent with other historical accounts. Most notably the results of Riddle's inadvertent use of a living wizard as a hoarcrux, let alone one as young as Potter.
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