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<blockquote data-quote="Jeremy Ackerman-Yost" data-source="post: 2466061" data-attributes="member: 4720">Meh.&nbsp; His cronies have accomplished more &quot;on screen&quot; than he has, and they haven't accomplished much but finally bringing back to life a guy with a track record for stupendous failure against prepubescent punks.&nbsp; Plus, villains are somewhat defined by their heroes.&nbsp; And Harry lost a LOT of ground with me in book 5.&nbsp; Yes, yes, he's a 15 year old, I get it.&nbsp; Isn't he supposed to be a smart, heroic 15 year old all the same?Anyone who consistently gets out-thought and out-fought by that kid can't handle the coyote, man.And on the off chance that Voldemort suddenly developed competence in book 6 (which I've not read yet), even if he manages to hit Wile E. with something, the coyote will dust himself off and go buy another rocket.&nbsp; Voldemort's track record of abysmal failure guarantees that the coyote will outlast him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeremy Ackerman-Yost, post: 2466061, member: 4720"] Meh. His cronies have accomplished more "on screen" than he has, and they haven't accomplished much but finally bringing back to life a guy with a track record for stupendous failure against prepubescent punks. Plus, villains are somewhat defined by their heroes. And Harry lost a LOT of ground with me in book 5. Yes, yes, he's a 15 year old, I get it. Isn't he supposed to be a smart, heroic 15 year old all the same? Anyone who consistently gets out-thought and out-fought by that kid can't handle the coyote, man. And on the off chance that Voldemort suddenly developed competence in book 6 (which I've not read yet), even if he manages to hit Wile E. with something, the coyote will dust himself off and go buy another rocket. Voldemort's track record of abysmal failure [i]guarantees[/i] that the coyote will outlast him. [/QUOTE]

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