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[Harry Potter] Shouldnt "Harry" be a much more common name, given how many people worshipped him until he was 11?

I mean, he should have met with like, hundreds of Harrys just a few yars younger than him.
gpt
Well, just because they thought Voldemort died didn't mean ALL the Deatheaters were dead. 

It was a lot safer now that he's gone, but calling your child Harry was still considered somewhat inviting trouble, to be used to set an easy example.