C!M Imperius/no more dueling

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No: HPFGUIDX 145730

„«	Potioncat:
> I happened to be back in 2002 and found this comment by Eloise in
> post 336329
>
>
Crouch could reasonably expect that
> he would
> > do anything to make his own champion win, including Imperio'ing
> Harry to
> > throw the tournament. Harry, from Crouch/Moody's POV needed to be
> able to
> > resist if he was to be sure of winning.
> >
> > Eloise


Orna:

Actually Fake!Moody says it¡¦s twice that it¡¦s on DD¡¦s orders that he 
teaches them the curses, and how to resist the Imperious Curse, so I 
think he hadn¡¦t much choice in it. Harry seemed to know intuitively 
how to resist the curse, at least a little bit, so I wouldn¡¦t grant 
Fake!Moody too many points on this. 
Perhaps he had some personal involvement in wanting to try to 
understand Harry¡¦s powers. WW and DE in particular want to 
understand how come that Harry escaped, and defeated Voldemort as 
baby. It¡¦s McGonagall¡¦s question to DD, Harry¡¦s as well, and it 
seems that every De is preoccupied by it. Riddle in CoS and GoF acts 
around this issue, asking, trying to prove Harry hasn¡¦t got powers 
etc. I think that Fake!Moody acts the same way ¡V he tries to measure 
Harry¡¦s powers. As to teaching him to resist ¡V as I said, I believe 
its DD¡¦s orders.  

>kchuplis
>Indeed, we know that it was the wands and the effect of brother 
>wands not fighting that had the most to do with Harry's escape. 
>Hmmm. So, that begs another point...we know LV won't "duel" again 
>so the denouement is going to have to be done in some other way.

Orna:
About further duelling - I rather think voldemort would tamper with 
his wand, than giving up the final duel. Perhaps, as someone 
suggested, that's why Ollivander has disappeared.

Orna