Draco the Death Eaters and Voldemort (was: Re: Draco's culpability...)

[sistermagpie]

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> phoenixgod2000:
> 
> Except he puts the Vanishing cabinet in motion long before 
> he 'discovers what murder really is'. It's a part of his long term 
> plot against Voldemort. His working on cabinet can't be a 
> manifestation of any sort of reluctance to kill because when he 
walks 
> into borgin's shop, he hasn't tried to kill anyone yet.


Sorry, I didn't mean to imply that he hadn't put it into motion long 
before then.  I did know that. I don't see how it makes a difference, 
though.  The vanishing cabinet plot is part of the assasination 
attempt (as has always been agreed), but it's not part of the actual 
murder.  The DEs are there to provide him backup, give him a chance 
to then perform the murder, give him his clear shot.  When they get 
him the chance, he still has to do the act on his own.  They give him 
the chance and he doesn't take it. 


-m