Who killed Quirrel? (Was: Re: Dept of Mysteries Veil Room)
KathyK
zanelupin at yahoo.com
Fri Oct 1 05:07:52 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 114353
Angie wrote:
> I agree. It seems to me we've got a little "overkill" with all
the deaths flying around.
KathyK:
Aw, come on! I don't want to hear any of that. ;-) There's no
overkill. In fact, we could do with a few more deaths. Voldemort
is supposed to evil and scary. He and his Death Eaters are meant to
wreak havoc and cause serious pain throughout the WW. We have yet
to see this in the numbers their reputation demands.
Angie:
>And of course, Harry eventually will have to deal with the fact
that he will have to kill Voldemort. I wonder why he doesn't ever
think about the fact that he killed Quirrell.<
KathyK:
Harry did not kill Quirrel. Voldemort did. When Harry lost
consciousness at the end of PS/SS Quirrel was still alive. He was
in pain and blistered thanks to Harry's touch but alive just the
same.
Voldemort says himself in GoF, Chapter 33 US ed pg 654:
"The servant died when I left his body, and I was left as weak as
ever I had been"
He possessed Quirrel and then left him to die (As Dumbledore also
mentions in PS/SS).
Then again there are those faithful who know despite what Voldemort,
Dumbledore, and JKR have said, Quirrel is indeed alive. :-) *Waves
to Constance Vigilance*
KathyK
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