In which Harry is born decades earlier and still ends up entangled in Tom Riddle's web. Even Death can't seem to leave him alone, because death doesn't care about a fickle thing like time.

Harry's first friend, a young boy named Ron Weasley, had said that in order to be sorted at Hogwarts, they would all have to fight a troll. Harry didn't believe him at first, none of the children who had heard Ron's claim really did, they should have.

One thing can make a serious difference on the outcome of any event, or even someone's entire life. Voldemort realizes Harry is his Horcrux in the graveyard that night in 1995 and decides he best bring the boy with him, instead of allowing him to return to the one wizard who might have the capability to destroy him. (Rated M because Voldemort gets a tad vulgar at the end)

The Macdonald triad is a trio of qualities in childhood that some psychologists believe, when paired together, are predictive signs of a serial violent offender with homicidal and/or sexual predatory habits. These three qualities include bed-wetting past the age of five, fire-setting, and cruelty to animals. (basically the beginnings of a little psychopath harry potter)