Flesh of the not-so-faithful servant

[acoteucla]

No: HPFGUIDX 72078

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, <lmbolland at e...> wrote:
> From: "acoteucla" 
> (However - I really suspect Harry will kill Bellatrix in book 6, so 
his aversion to killing may be ending soon.)

Harry's anger at Bellatrix will definitely play an important role in 
the books to come.  The fact that he used the cruciatus curse on her 
proves just how angry he is.

However, I don't think Rowling will do it in quite the way you 
describe.  I think that either:
a) Harry tries to kill Bella, then realizes he doesn't really want to 
kill her, or anybody
-or-
b) Harry kills Bella, then feels absolutely horrible about it, and 
vows never to do it again.

I think this because I really, really doubt that Harry is going to 
kill Lord Thingy in a "conventional" manner.  First of all, Thingy is 
supposedly immortal.  If Harry managed to use Avada Kedavra on him, I 
think it would only destroy his current body, just like when the 
curse rebounded on him when Harry was a baby.

I think that Harry will either kill Thingy unintentionally (like my 
idea on the revival back-firing), or that Pettigrew will do the nasty 
work for him.