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Posted: 16 years ago
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Interesting topic :D
To me, the Cruciatus Curse has always been worst.The Imperius Curse can be forgiven if it is used to keep someone from doing something horrible or to aid someone in doing something good. Doing that would not have ill effects on the cursed person. Though, if it is used for evil purposes, it is an invasion of the human mind, which can sometimes be necessary.

IMO, Avada Kedavra is the least worst of them -- since death is not the worst thing that can happen; a moral standpoint which was reiterated by DD for the majority of the books. While I agree with DD's non-lethal curse method, I can understand the use in dire situations (I, for one, wouldn't hesitate in using the AK curse against LV).
However, the Cruciatus Curse is not acceptable under any circumstances. I don't give two hoots for why anyone uses the cruciatus curse: it is unacceptable in every which circumstance as it is inflicting pain for pain's sake. The act itself is savage and barbaric and there's no excuse for the one who fired the spell. This is precisely why I don't approve of HP's usage of that spell on Carrow. In that instance, I really hated him as I don't think anyone should derive pleasure from torturing someone else (no matter how awful the victim is).
The consequences of the Imperious curse can be rationalized and intellectualized to a certain degree or fully, depending on the individual, since the individual itself wasn't consciously involved in the act (supposing A imperio's B to commit murder). However, being crucio'd leaves deep scars - both psychological and physical - and I think the pain is far more difficult to deal with than battling with your morals and conscience since pain can manifest itself into dreams and so on.
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Originally posted by: _LalithaJanaki_

Imperius, because while the Cruciatus is painful and the other causes death, through the Imperius, one can control others to do anything. Absolutely anything. It's a scary thought.

i totally agree with u lalitha absolutly it can cotrol others to do anything!
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Originally posted by: shellytt

Well we can say that the Imperious Curse was used for the better by Harry in DH when they were trying to break in to Gringotts, but I still maintain that regardless of the situation, I'll still take the pain, over losing control of my thoughts and by extension my actions.
That's just me, and as I said that every individual has a different tolerance level for different things and some may prefer to have a temporary loss of control rather than physical pain, and I have a feeling that you are more leaning towards Cruciatus Curse being worse, and don't let me or anyone else change your mind. To you, the thought of physical pain to such an extent is unthinkable and unimaginable and that's fine and a very logical fear, whereas for someone like me, who the thought of losing control is a worse punishment than physical pain.
Its really a subjective issue as to which curse is worse.Different tolerance for different people give different results.

Hmm...I'm actually not leaning towards the Cruciatus Curse being worse. I still think both are horrible... 😕 Not having control over my mind at all is still a scary thought. It can diminish everything I've worked for in life by just doing one deed that I never intended to. I think the Cruciatus Curse may make me lose my mind, and feel horrible, but I think I'll suffer more mental damage from the Imperius Curse, and I think that that is the worst.
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Posted: 16 years ago
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3rd! 😭

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