"And you have the right to know why. Once there was a young man, like you, sat in this very hall. Walked this castle's corridors, stepped under its roof. He seemed to all the world, a student like any other. His name, Tom Riddle." Another cacophony of voices rang out through the hall as Dumbledore spoke Voldemort’s original name. It felt wrong for anyone to call him by his original name. I knew that Voldemort was only a title, but he seemed to revolve his being around it. To call him Tom Riddle felt incredibly wrong. Plus, if he preferred to be called Voldemort, or dark lord depending on the person, why call him something else?