Draco Malfoy, Harry Potter

My dear boy, let us have no more pretense about that. If you were going to kill me, you would have done it when you first disarmed me, you would not have stopped for this pleasant chat about ways and means.

I haven’t got any options! said Malfoy, and he was suddenly white as Dumbledore.

I’ve got to do it! He’ll kill me! He’ll kill my whole family!

I appreciate the difficulty of your position, said Dumbledore. Why else do you think I have not confronted you before now? Because I knew that you would have been murdered if Lord Voldemort realized that I suspected you.

Malfoy winced at the sound of the name. I did not dare speak to you of the mission with which I knew you had been entrusted, in case he used Legilimency against you, continued Dumbledore. But now at last we can speak plainly to each other. . . . No harm has been done, you have hurt nobody, though you are very lucky that your unintentional victims survived. . . . I can help you, Draco.

No, you can’t, said Malfoy, his wand hand shaking very badly indeed. Nobody can. He told me to do it or he’ll kill me. I’ve got no choice.
– Harry Potter & the Half-Blood Prince

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