the crucio curse

In the world of fanfiction, it's a complex matter. From one perspective, it's not ethical as Crucio is an Unforgivable Curse in the Harry Potter universe. It causes intense pain and is considered dark magic. However, in the realm of fanfiction, authors might explore different scenarios where Harry is forced into using it out of desperation or is under the influence of dark forces, which can be seen as a way to delve deeper into his character and the moral gray areas.

In the world of fanfic, it's a complex matter. From one perspective, using Crucio goes against Harry Potter's moral code in the original series. He is a hero who stands against the Dark Arts. However, in fanfic, authors might explore 'what - if' scenarios. But still, it's not an ethical act as Crucio is an unforgivable curse that causes extreme pain.

One possible consequence could be a moral breakdown within Harry himself. He's always been against dark magic, so using Crucio might make him question his own values. Another consequence could be alienation from his friends and allies. They would likely be shocked and appalled that he resorted to such a cruel curse.

He could lose the trust of his friends. In the Harry Potter world, his friends know him as a good person. Using Crucio would shock them and make them question his integrity.

Draco may use Crucio on Harry due to his own insecurities. He might feel overshadowed by Harry all the time. His family's expectations to uphold their pure - blood superiority could also play a role. He could think that by using Crucio on Harry, he can assert his power and show that he's not to be trifled with. It could also be that he's caught up in the moment of a heated argument or rivalry and loses his temper completely.

Maybe it's because the victim had some special protection or magical ability that blocked it.

The curse of the Luo family in " Praying for the Morning " referred to the fate of the twins of the Luo family. In order to revitalize the Luo family, the last generation of Quan Guardian Luo chose the Blood Binding method to bind himself to the Hot Sea Spring so that he could not drift according to the Heavenly Rails. This blood binding spell caused the curse of the Luo family twins. Every ten years or so, the Luo family would welcome a pair of twins. One of the twins would die prematurely, and Luo Maiming's soul would use the dead fetus to be reborn and absorb the life force of the other fetus to help it grow. This meant that the twins were born for the sake of Luo Maiming's survival. One provided a physical body and died young, while the other provided nutrients and lived a short life. This curse doomed the twins of the Luo family to a short life.

" Curse of the Mountains " was a novel written by an anonymous author. It told the story of the growth and adventures of the main character, Ji Xiao and Hu Ruan. In the story, Ji Xiao and Hu Ruan were chosen to protect an ancient and mysterious relic and embarked on a journey full of fantasy and adventure. He would face the pursuit of evil forces and his inner struggle, and at the same time, he would discover his hidden strength and mission. This novel was full of magic and thrills, bringing the readers a world full of surprises and emotions.

The latest chapter was "This Curse is Awesome", chapter 457,"The Only Extraordinary (Part 1)".

Fairy was not a curse. In Chinese, the term fairy was usually used to describe a woman with noble moral character, extraordinary wisdom, pure and untainted, elegant and refined, as well as a god with extraordinary abilities and high status. It was often used to describe beautiful, dignified, and refined women. Although in some cases, some people might use the word fairy as a way of teasing or mocking, under normal circumstances, fairy was not derogatory or offensive. Therefore, it could be said that fairy was not a curse.