Possible inconsistency regarding the Forest Scene/Elder Wand
Why did Voldemort's Avada Kedavra send himself and Harry into the ghostly King's Cross station?
It seems to me that the Elder Wand cannot be turned against its owner (proof: Voldemort's Cruciatus curse did nothing to Harry but make him flop around, the last AK curse meant for Harry rebounded on Voldemort). And when Voldy used AK on Harry in the forest, the Elder Wand apparently refused to harm harry and instead destroyed the fragment of Voldy's soul that resided in Harry, making him no longer a Horcrux.
But why exactly would this result in Harry and Voldemort's souls being transferred into a spiritual limbo? Unless the AK really killed Harry, but since Voldemort carries Harry's blood in his veins, Voldemort's soul anchored Harry to the living world and Harry's departing soul just sort of dragged them both into the train station. But if this is true, and Harry really "died," then it contradicts the idea that the Elder Wand cannot harm its owner.
Thoughts? Maybe the Elder Wand can only lessen the damage of spells cast upon its owner, so that Crucio makes Harry flop and Avada Kedavra only halfway kills him?