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[Harry Potter] So... Harry's an idiot re: the Elder Wand, right?

I mean, he puts the thing back in Dumbledore's grave, and says "if I die a natural death, its power will end." And everyone agrees with him. This despite the fact that he just beat Voldemort by *disarming* (not killing) the Wand's prior master, who *didn't have the wand at any point*. Draco never even touched it, for cripe's sake, and neither did Harry until after Voldy was dead. And then he announced how the Elder Wand worked to the entire room. AND THEN his biographer put it down and disseminated the information to the entire Wizarding world. **AND THEN** he goes on to become an auror, where he'll be in constant danger of a stray "expelliarmus" working on him, as it did on Dumbledore (a wizard far more gifted than Harry in raw magical terms). First random sixteen-year-old would-be Death Eater to pull off that feat continues the Elder Wand's power.

So, I mean... how did he overlook the actual mechanics of a thing he clearly understood? I didn't miss something?
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I like to imagine that the Hogwarts survivors went on to play a game where the all had a free-for-all expelliarmus fight. In the end, nobody knows who has defeated who or who really is the wands master. All that is known is that a Hogwarts student must be the master. This leads to later traditions of sneak expelliarmus attacks followed by running away while shouting "I've got your hallow! I've got your hallow!"