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[Harry Potter] Were the death eaters convinced Harry was some immortal being?

I'm assuming the death eaters, hell, most people, did not know the intricacies of Harry's survival of the killing curse. He already became a legend, the boy who lived, after the first encounter. And now all those death eaters saw him survive yet again right infront of their eyes.

Harry must've come off as some unkillable being to them. Might even explain why some of them fled the scene when Harry revealed himself alive.

So yeah, what was the gossip around town? Do most people think he's unkillable? Did Harry "master death" in the minds of the people?
gpt
It seems, based on what we see, they didn't think he was *immortal*. They thought he had some incredible supermagic that let him defeat the dark lord even as a baby. A lot of their plans in the first few books were explicitly based on figuring out what it was, before lord voldemort revealed he was just lucky.  


Presumably, after he was revealed he was alive, a lot of them thought "Oh shit, he *is* a superwizard!" and ran away.