Harry, Draco and bathroom.
eggplant107
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Wed Dec 6 07:41:14 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 162437
"amiabledorsai" <amiabledorsai at ...> wrote:
> Oh, I'm not surprised Harry feels bad about
> it--Harry's a decent guy, and what happened
> to Draco was horrific. Doesn't change things,
> though--Draco forced a split-second decision
> on Harry, if Harry chose poorly, that's Draco's
> fault, not Harry's. [...]
> Why would it stop? If Draco manages to get off
> a Cruciatus on Harry, Draco's life essentially
> ends at that point. He will have committed
> an Unforgivable in front of a witness he can
> neither bribe nor silence (Myrtle), and has
> thus failed at the task Voldemort has set him.
> Either Voldemort or the Ministry will get him,
> and the best he can hope for is life in Azkaban.
> And there before him him lies the author of his
> misery: The Boy Who Spurned His Friendship,
> The Boy Who Humilated Him at Quidditch,
> The Boy Who Put His Father In Jail, The Boy Who
> Should have Died, Dammit! I think it quite
> likely that Draco would either have held Harry
> under Cruciatus until Snape stopped him, or,
> as the Ministry can't punish him any more for
> two Unforgivables than one, fired off an AK.
There is one very great flaw to your post, the fact that I had not
written it first. Congratulations, that was absolutely first rate!
Eggplant
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