An odd passive

Professor Richard Brettel, talking about Delacroix's Abduction of Rebecca (Museum Masterpieces lecture series, 19th century European Art):

"Somebody's way is going to be had with her later."

This sentence is perfectly grammatical (as far as I can tell, anyhow), but it's also very weird. I think it's because of the possessive. There's a sense of the actor in the subject of this passive.