PoU and Voldemorts fate

[Brooks A. Rowlett]

No: HPFGUIDX 1072

> It has been stated, implicitly and explicitly, that Voldy
> has become something other than a physical human and cannot be
> killed.  So if Voldy is killed, it will be no more than a half-
> victory--Voldy will be no more defeated at the end of the series than
> he was at the beginning.  So if you can kill Voldy's body but not his
> spirit, you'd need something that can destroy his spirit as well.

Except at end of GoF doesn't Voldy say he is willing to rest regaining
at least some mortality because  it is best he can do at present and
perhaps good enough?  I had the distinct impression he might be
intending to then try to recreate some of the spells which gave him this
immortality in the first place - another reason for my suggestion he
might choose to lie low for the most part in Book 5, with the principal
conflict being with his minions instead.

-Brooks