Tom would find Harry and explain how he simply had to kill his father. Harry wasn’t bloodthirsty by nature, but surely he could understand Tom’s need for revenge. He’d spent his entire life living in poverty, most of it in that bloody orphanage, and it was all his father’s fault! Tom had suffered because of that man’s selfishness. That deserved punishment. It was logical. Harry could be made to see reason. And Tom had acquiesced to Harry’s request that Tom not kill his grandparents – that had to count for something! Tom had done 66% of what Harry asked, so really, his anger was unreasonable.