This "Harry Potter" Theory Reveals One Thing You Never Noticed About The Dursleys

Who knew a tissue could be so symbolic?

Most of us can agree on the fact that the Dursleys are dumb idiots who don't know anything about the wizarding world, or magic in general.

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Look at those dumb faces.

But Reddit user iShootWithACamera has pointed out that every Christmas gift we see Harry receive from his Muggle relatives can be directly related to one of the three Deathly Hallows.

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The 50-pence piece he gets for Christmas in his first year represents the Resurrection Stone.

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The toothpick that Harry got in his second year represents the Elder Wand.

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And the thoughtful gift of a single tissue, which Harry received in his fourth year, represents the Invisibility Cloak.

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And before you start saying that we've conveniently forgotten about all the other gifts Harry has received from the Dursleys, these were the only three Christmas presents ever mentioned in the books.

J.K. Rowling, you absolute legend.

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