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I'm not quite sure how he figured it out. But, Tom Riddle did learn about Horcruxes from some of the books in Hogwarts Library. Dumbledore eventually pulled those books from the shelves when he became Headmaster. And he did learn about the ritual of that somehow as well, which the books never gave instructions for apparently.
Further more, if their is a book on this. This means someone wrote it and knows about it.
Look, as much as we like to think harry potter is amazing. Their is just alot of plot hole when it comes down to it. Like just take a look at the chamber of secrets itself. It is massive, Full of detailed statues and yet no one knows about its existance.
Side note, No one actual needs to speak Parsletong to enter it. Jennie weaselly was able to enter it. And i don't think she can speak that.
Note, longs story short. Jenny weasly entered the chamber. And tom riddle was able to ehh, Take control of her. In order to slowly drain her of her life force so he may resurrect himself.
Tom read the books, from the restricted section... he can't take them, I'd assume someone would find them missing...there could be a book written in parceltounge that only he could read or he experimented with his time in the chamber. of course Slytherin would be the person to know and write about it.
No issue here
Tom was in control of ginny and spoke Parceltounge through her not even a plothole.
Second, I really don't buy tom was in that much control. Because if that was the case Why did he bring the book? No he was manipulating her but not treating her like a direct puppet. This is why he needed the book to be in close proximity to her.
As really he didn't even need to go to the chamber of secrets. He could have just had her go to her room and kill her their. Then again their was actual no need for the chamber of secrets to be open period. as he just needed a sacrifice in order to resurrect himself.
Why didn't Malfoys dad just sacrifice a death eater? The entire story of chamber of secrets was kinda pointless.
snake statue plothole can just be answered with "there are statues everywhere they wouldn't have seemed significant without context"
Theoretical books may or may not have existed which dumbledoor pulled from the shelves. Books can be acquired in other ways or be hidden also. This is a world in which knowledge can be hidden quite easily e.g. fidelius
Not in control? lol so ginny was killing all those roosters and setting the snake on students partly of her own free will? Tom says directly he made ginny do them.
The book? He needed to be in close contact to possess her what are you even talking about?
Go to the chamber... he was performing a ritual, one that could have been interrupted in the castle. He needed to wait to drain off enough of her life force and he directly states he's been trying to kill harry with the snake, all your issues are non issues in a book that has lots of issues.. it's really weird.
Second, I just pointed it out its a plot hole. This books that may have led tom riddle to know about anything. Were not actual addressed in the story. And just saying Bla bla Magic doesn't exactly answers anything. as we still don't know anything about the chamber.
Third, What are you talking about? She never killed any roosters. Hell even the wikpida page never mentions that. Sure she was the one who Left the message. But it was just Bla bla magic.
Granted it dose not make any sense why she was their to begin with. or how she didn't die by just being within sight range of the basilisk. But really the basilisk is just as vague as the mandrakes. Who are somehow able to Kill you with the slightest sound. Yet earmuffs are able to somehow block this effect let still let you hear...
Third, What ritual, she was just lying on the floor while Tom Riddle monologue to harry about how he was going to use her to resurrect himself. He literately could have did this to her while she was sleeping. And considering i don't see people Walking into her room in the middle of the night. Only to wake her up for some vague reason.
Fourth, The books is a Horcrux. as you know Horxruxes can only be destroyed by a certain things. Such as a Basilisk tooth. So why would you bring it into the lair of a Basilisk?
Fith as i pointed out before. The books just requires a living person to resurrect him. so why did they decided to use a third party to do this? Why didn't they just sacrifice one of their own kids? The entire plot line of this book is pointless. as they could have resurrect Voldemort without the need to involve Hogwarts.
Just for you, I'll use proper paragraphs
I can't interact with this... what do you even mean?
Lol so you know less than nothing. (hint hint... what did Ginny write on the wall with?)
(cough)possessed(cough)
Again what am I reading.... even the movie doesn't give you this conception... oh well. Babies voice can knock you out, a full adult can kill given enough time hearing it.
Lets ignore the part where she was bait to lure harry to the chamber
This is a coincidence and not particularly good writing, however from Tom's point of view what 12 year old is going to kill a fifty feet, spell resistant snake?
Lol, Lucy didn't know what the hell the book was beyond being a dark artefact that he didn't want found by the ministry.... and sacrifice his own kid? what am I reading?
Ginny was under Riddle's influence/enchantment. All he had to have her do, was not look at the Basilisk's eyes, so that he could continue using her for his bidding. She'd drop dead looking right at them directly, or she would become petrified looking at the eyes through other means, like reflections and such.
I suppose the same reason why his homunculus form was dropped into the huge cauldron in the graveyard for that particular ritual. Some spells require time with the casting, or the effect of it. And she was also a pureblood too, drawing Riddle more to her.
Horcruxes was very uncommon knowledge. Probably didn't cross his mind, because he had it all planned out. But, unprecedented events occurred, ultimately destroying his plans. Also why Lucius wasn't as careful with it either. He didn't actually know what it was either.
Being related to Salazars brother would mean he was also related to Salazar. If I'm not mistaken I think it was said that Harry's mother was a descendant of Salazars brother while Harry's father was a descendant of the younger Peverell brother along with Godric Gryffindor.
I don't think there was a missing forbidden/hidden book about it in the library or elsewhere. Rowling has said that Tom would have found out about the Chamber & the Basilisk (and the ability to control it) from his Gaunt relatives (descendants of Salazar) who knew about it and kept it as a family secret. I believe it was said he gave up after the 1 death because he felt like Dumbledore was onto him and he feared Dumbledore.
So you're telling me
Her name is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Ginevra
I thought the Gineva convention didn't apply to wizards, that was the whole selling point of the game