In this case the Elder Wand only chooses wizards who show some kind of mastery over other wizards, but not necessarily killing or death. Ollivander often says, "the wand chooses the wizard" ( PS4). The Elder Wand always knows who its true master is even while separated by great distances. Weasley warned, you should "never trust anything that can think for itself if you can't see where it keeps its brain" ( CS18). The Elder Wand is one of those creations about which, as Mr.The story of them being Death’s own Hallows seems to me the sort of legend that might have sprung up around such creations.” ( DH35). “Whether they met Death on a lonely road…I think it more likely that the Peverell brothers were simply gifted, dangerous wizards who succeeded in creating those powerful objects. Dumbledore has a different thought about the creation of these objects. Draco disarmed Dumbledore, and even that would’ve done it.The Elder Wand, originally owned by Antioch Peverell, is one of the three Deathly Hallows created by Death himself, according to “The Tale of the Three Brothers”. Dumbledore defeated Grindelwald, and that would’ve been more than enough.
Grindelwald stunned Gregorovitch and took the wand. The theory hinges on the argument of ownership and the laws of mastering wands as they pertain to average wands, but doesn’t account for the fact that the Elder Wand has no loyalty to an owner. So, it doesn’t behave the way that most wands behave. Rowling has described as “the most dispassionate and ruthless of wands in that it will only take into consideration strength.” That’s not true of the Elder wand, which J.K. To sway the ownership of a loyal wand takes true and clear victory in a duel with serious stakes. They don’t give up ownership easily, which is why they must often be won with a show of strength that amounts to more than “expelliarmus.” After all, if disarming was all it took, wands would be changing hands all the time.
But wands also have some degree of loyalty to their owners. Wands typically change hands when the stakes are high and displays of power are clear. But, this theory doesn’t account for is the fact that the Elder Wand doesn’t abide by traditional wand laws.
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