Voldemort did not enter the Potter's home specifically to kill Lily and James. He was there to kill Harry due to the piece of the prophecy Snape had conveyed to him.
However, Voldemort really did not care who he left dead in his wake. James tried to give Lily and Harry a chance of escape, so he was killed without a second thought. Lily stood between Voldemort and the infant Harry. Since Snape requested mercy on Lily's behalf, Voldemort gave her the choice of moving out of his way. When she refused him, he killed her anyway.
Lord Voldemort wasn't out to kill Lily and James, it was Harry he wanted to kill. They just got in the way.
He wanted to kill Harry because a prophecy stated that the person who would destroy Voldemort would be born at the end of July. Voldemort, thinking that meant Harry, then fulfilled the second part of the prophesy by marking him as his enemy when he attempted to kill him.
He originally wanted to kill Harry alone because Harry Potter was, according to a prophecy Severus Snape overheard, the baby with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord. However, the prophecy did not include his name, but only the requirements that the baby would have to fulfill, and Neville also fit these requirements, though Voldemort chose Harry to be his enemy by trying to kill him. To answer the question, Voldemort saw Harry as a threat to this reign.
He didn't exactly spare him; he tried to kill him but failed.
Harry kills Voldemort Voldemort Kills Snape Voldemort kill Robert pattison Snape kills Dumbledore someone kill Barty Crouch Deth eaters kill Fred weasley Deth Eaters kill tonks deth Eaters kill lupin Death eaters kill moody ...the death eaters kill a few,don't they?
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Technically, Lord Voldemort. Voldemort gave Pettigrew a silver hand as a replacement for the one Pettigrew sacrificed in order to resurrect Voldemort. In the seventh book Pettigrew shows a moment of reluctance to kill Harry, and as punishment the silver hand turns and chokes Wormtail to death.
If you mean Draco Malfoy from the Harry Potter series, then it's because Harry and Draco had got into a duel in which Harry hit Draco with the Sectumsempra curse, which gives the victim deep, potentially fatal cuts, as if they've been slashed by a sword. Harry did not know exactly what the curse did when he cast it - he'd just seen it labelled as being 'for enemies', and he was shocked by the injuries he accidentally inflicted on Draco.
Yes, he does kill Lord Voldemort in the end of Deathly Hallows.
Destroy the horcruxes
Lord voldemort is the person who killed harry's parents and he is now seeking to kill Harry
It was never about killing somebody, it was about stopping Lord Voldemort from killing more innocent people. Unfortunately, the only way to do that was to kill him. Harry wanted to stop Voldemort from hurting his friends, family and lots of innocents witches, wizards and muggles. Voldemort started a war, Harry ended it.
Lord Voldemort's death eaters didn't kill him because they were his followers, they believed in what he was doing and thought he was right. They didn't kill Harry Potter because Lord Voldemort specified that he must be the person who killed Harry.
Voldemort killed James with the Avada Kedavra killing curse.
Harry potter kills Voldemort ( aka "you know who" or the dark lord or He Who Must Not Be Named
Yes, Ron destroyed one of Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes - killing a piece of his soul.
He himself is not a book; Lord Voldemort is a character in a series of books titled "Harry Potter." He is the antagonist trying to kill Harry.
Book 7
The killing curse, Avada Kedavra.
He used the killing curse.