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Right off the top of my head, possessing that professor who\'s name I can\'t remember right now to come back, using soul jars to keep coming back whenever he\'s killed, then of course there\'s the Sorcerer\'s Stone which can pretty much do anything, and probably a few more I\'m forgetting. Also, Harry did die, he just got resurrected.
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Right off the top of my head, Voldemort possessed that professor who\\\'s name I can\\\'t remember right now to come back, using soul jars to keep coming back whenever he\\\'s killed, then of course there\\\'s the Sorcerer\\\'s Stone which can pretty much do anything, and probably a few more I\\\'m forgetting. Also, Harry did die, he just got resurrected.
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All these examples the character did DIE, just not stay dead, as per this trope. Besides, if we aren\'t counting every time a character dies and gets resurrected, then most of the examples on this page should be removed.
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All these examples the character did DIE, just not stay dead, as per this trope. Besides, if we aren\\\'t counting every time a character dies and gets resurrected, then most of the examples on this page should be removed. There is nothing in the page\\\'s description that discounts resurrections, including those brought about by the person that\\\'s being resurrected. There\\\'s a big difference between making sure you don\\\'t die to begin with and dying and being brought back.
