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well its from a beadle the bard book
its an allusion to the deathly hallows
voldemort died for power. =elder wand
snape died for harry's mother , his lost love = the resurection stone
and harry greeted death like an old friend = invisibility cloak.
thats just how I interpreted it , so it might not be true
they definitely aren't the same in the book. first off the main main difference that puts a stop to the whole theory is that the snake in the first book is a male. go read that chapter again. Nagini is absolutely a female. They can't be both. The second is in the book the snake says that he was born and raised in captivity and he's never known freedom.
also another irrefutable point that makes them not the same snake: Nagini is a venomous snake, the snake in the first book is clearly a boa as that's what it says. boa's are not venomous. not the same snake.
the reason why people thought this is because in the movie they use a burmese python for both snakes, making them look the same. it's probably actually the same snake used.
Plus what B-runge said. Voldemort already made the horcruxes before he was vaporized by Harry. If the snake was raised in captivity its whole life AFTER the fatal incident between Harry and Voldemort then it would most certainly NOT be Nagini.