Molly Weasley's duel with Bellatrix Lestrange was fueled by rage and ended with a powerful curse. Love played a significant role in Molly's victory, showcasing the power of a mother's love in magic. Weasley's final blow to Lestrange marked a crucial moment in the Battle of Hogwarts, leading to Voldemort's defeat.
Molly's ability to cast non-verbal spells demonstrated her mastery of magic. Molly's love for her family and her determination to protect them gave her the strength to defeat Bellatrix Lestrange in a duel.
Bellatrix greatly underestimated Molly. Bellatrix was the better fighter but Molly is much stronger than she looks. Molly had more to fight for and a better reason to fight harder.
Molly was a member of the revived Order of the Phoenix following the return of Lord Voldemort and participated in the final battle of the Second Wizarding War. Her actions during this battle caused her to be known as the witch that defeated and killed the notorious Death Eater Bellatrix Lestrange.
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Did Molly use Avada Kedavra?
The author explicitly states that both women were fighting to kill, despite Molly refraining from casting the Unforgivable curse Avada Kedavra. The result of the duel actually comes about as a result of nothing more than spectacular accuracy on Weasley's part.
Molly Weasley was quick to accept Harry into her family. He had been half-starved for 12 years before he set foot into the Burrow, and Ron's mother was determined to remedy this by filling him with as much home-cooked food as possible. From there, Molly continued to treat Harry as one of her own.
It is assumed Bellatrix was at least initially drawn to Lord Voldemort because they both believe in an ideology that favors pure-blood wizards and witches over other members of the community. This elitism, shared by the Malfoy and Lestrange clans, was instilled in Bellatrix since childhood.
In the play "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," which has become part of "Harry Potter" canon, it was revealed that Bellatrix conceived a child with none other than Lord Voldemort.
Of course, circumstances play an important role, as Bellatrix Lestrange manages to kill other powerful wizards such as Sirius Black through her occasionally unfair strategies, but in a proper one-on-one duel, Professor McGonagall would win.
Both versions revealed that she was killed by Molly Weasley during the Battle of Hogwarts. The two versions of the duel didn't exactly match up in term of spell sequence. As part of Molly's final assault on Bellatrix, she sent a spell that froze the Death Eater before hitting her with an explosion.
Bellatrix was torturing Hermione for information — specifically, how the three teens got their hands on the Sword of Gryffindor. Now, Bellatrix theoretically could have picked any of the three to torture, but it would be absolutely foolish to kill any of them before she got her information.
Bellatrix first goal when torturing the Longbottoms may have been to find informations on Voldemort's whereabouts, it doesn't mean she didn't loose it halfway through her interrogation (especially if she realized the Longbottoms knew nothing) and just decided to destroy their minds as an act of vindictive vengeance.
Bellatrix was one of Voldemort's cruelest Death Eaters, always eager to inflict the Cruciatus Curse on enemies. Harry Potter noted that she was as "mad as her master". Probably because of these similarities, Bellatrix was slavishly devoted to Lord Voldemort and was ready to do whatever was necessary for his cause.
As Bellatrix and Voldemort were both killed in the Battle and Bellatrix's husband Rodolphus was imprisoned at Azkaban, Delphi was raised by Euphemia Rowle, a Death Eater. However, the life at Euphemia's was miserable for Delphi as Rowle did not really care for her and only took her in because she was paid for it.
Lord Voldemort had no wife he and Bellatrix just made a baby together. Voldemort couldn't love anyone. But the girl mother (In cursed child) is Bellatrix Leatrange.
Of course Bellatrix wanted to kill Sirius. She's a crazed psychopath who enjoys killing, and Sirius openly defied everything Bellatrix believed was right.
Originally Answered: What made Bellatrix Lestrange so cruel and sadist? I suspect that, as usual, it was a mixture of both nature and nurture. Bellatrix was born in the Black family, which had a history of instability and an insular approach to the outside.
She thought they were only together for the physical side if things. Ginny didn't like her because Fleur treated her like a little girl, not like a respected teenager like Ginny was used to.
Ginny was the first female in the family for a long time. Molly does not really have favorites. She loves all her family equally, and you can see that in Order of the Phoenix where she tries to get rid of a Boggart, but it keeps changing into the people that she loves: her husband, Percy, Fred, George, Ron, Harry…
In Harry's case, neither Molly or Arthur ever explicitly tell Harry he can call them by their Christian names, so he continues to use Mr. and Mrs. I don't think they would have minded at all, but it's convention and he's a polite boy.
