Lord Voldemort Discusses Bertha Jorkins' Death

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Lord Voldemort acknowledges Peter Pettigrew's success in bringing Bertha Jorkins to him, whose information has helped him develop his plan. Lord Voldemort, however, is cold and dismissive, stating that Jorkins was killed because she had outlived her usefulness. He criticizes Peter Pettigrew's cowardice, reminding him of the importance of loyalty in the coming stages of his resurrection.