Seems to have worked, though. You understood.
I understand you're following false reasoning, so I don't know what "seems to have worked". I, for one, don't believe that it was Voldemort who killed Narcissa Malfoy.
I said something. You understood what I meant. You explained it pretty clearly, too.
In that post, and I guess in the next one and maybe even in this one, I am advocating that those 9 steps are accurately Voldemort's plan. But it is not important that I convince you, or anyone, that they are accurate. It is enough that I convince you to consider them. The theory's own merits and flaws will determine its fate.
So, yes. "Seems to have worked."
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