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In-Universe, the Cthulhu Mythos is literally this for Hermione (and later Ludo Bagman).
What Hermione did to Dolores Umbridge in a fury-fueled fugue of rapid-fire spellcasting -- afterwards, Umbridge is described as looking "like a modern art sculpture", but is still alive. And at least one attempt to fix her made it worse.
The method by which Hermione defeats Bellatrix Lestrange -- having her Eaten Alive by magical nanites/von Neumann machines completely under Hermione's control, until even her bones are turned to ash.

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 * [[In-Universe]], the [[Cthulhu Mythos]] is literally this for Hermione (and later Ludo Bagman).
 * What Hermione did to Dolores Umbridge in a fury-fueled fugue of rapid-fire spellcasting -- afterwards, Umbridge is described as looking [[Body Horror|"like a modern art sculpture"]], but is ''still alive''.  And at least one attempt to fix her [[From Bad to Worse|''made it worse'']].
+* The method by which Hermione defeats Bellatrix Lestrange -- {{spoiler|having her [[Eaten Alive]] by magical nanites/von Neumann machines completely under Hermione's control, until even her bones are turned to ash}}.
-* The method by which Hermione defeats Bellatrix Lestrange -- {{spoiler|having her eaten alive by magical nanites/von Neumann machines completely under Hermione's control, until even her bones are turned to ash}}.
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