The only people who would view this event as “killing an enemy under Dumbledore’s protection” and that the death of a first year girl makes Lucius look like a winner are going to be the people already on Lucius’ side.
People like power, and those who have it.
I am a little surprised that there has been no discussion of Lucius as the obvious suspect.
It was Quirrell in the books? And, lets face it, it fits fairly well if you assume he was the one targeting her from the beginning.
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The only people who would view this event as “killing an enemy under Dumbledore’s protection” and that the death of a first year girl makes Lucius look like a winner are going to be the people already on Lucius’ side.
People like power, and those who have it.
I am a little surprised that there has been no discussion of Lucius as the obvious suspect.
It was Quirrell in the books? And, lets face it, it fits fairly well if you assume he was the one targeting her from the beginning.