ladynorbert:hedwig-dordt:soyeahso:mooncaps:liamgalgey:ryvenchan:dragoon811:harrypotterconfessions:I
ladynorbert:hedwig-dordt:soyeahso:mooncaps:liamgalgey:ryvenchan:dragoon811:harrypotterconfessions:I really don’t believe Molly was capable of killing Bellatrix. Bella is a Dark Lord trained Death Eater who frequently is using dark spells. Molly has been a house-wife for most of her life. Surely in reality she wouldn’t know those spells, let alone have ever used them before. Bella knows more and has been practising her skills (even through Azkaban), and yet Molly wins? I cant believe it.(Taiga’s note: never, ever estimate the power of a mother protecting her children.)Molly was part of the Order in the first war. She lost her brothers to Death Eaters. She just lost her son, who was named in honour of one of those brothers. Her daughter, her only daughter, is threatened. You can damn well believe that her conviction was strong and she meant every spell she cast in defense of her family. Of course she knows those spells. Of course she wins. ^^^^ This.Molly was a warrior before she was a mother. Male soldiers become fathers all the time, I really don’t see how this is a problem.I haven’t read the book in ages, but wasn’t it demonstrated fairly often that Molly was a powerful witch? Did this person miss that because of the fact she used her powers in a domestic fashion?“Did this person miss that because of the fact she used her powers in a domestic fashion?“In a word: yes.I can’t find a source for this particular truism, so I don’t know who said it first, but I know it’s an absolute fact. Apparently whoever submitted this confession didn’t know this; apparently Bellatrix didn’t either.The most dangerous place in the world is between a mother and her children. -- source link