1.1.8 Bravery/courage

[potioncat]

Potioncat is trying very hard to write a definition in that funny 
little scroll box, when she hears something that sounds like a query.

 Yes, Miss H. herself is discussing bravery. (and as we all know, 
courage is the highest of all virtues.)

C: < So, the question is, do 
> I leave them cross-coded to here as well as to their own character 
> section? The major characters addressed are Neville, Peter, Harry, 
> Ron,Hermione, Sirius, Snape, Draco and Lupin. Not sure I am 
> advocating sub-sections within this code, so any thoughts?
> 
> There is some mis-coding which should be under morality to be 
weeded 
> out.


Kathy W: Do you know what I think? You don't? Oh, darn, neither do I.

Actually, I think that once upon a time, we coded everything that was 
mentioned in a post. Remember those days of wild abandon?  We also 
started creating headings for things that seemed to be mentioned a 
lot. Now that we're reviewing these, some of the headings are proving 
less useful than anticipated.

Do away with it. Or rather, does Bravery/Courage stand alone as a 
topic to look up? I would have thought we would see posts about JKR's 
opinion of courage and ambition, etc, etc. Of course everything I 
recall happens on the list after OoP. 

If it does stand alone, I'd vote for cross-coding if you think it's 
justified.

Have I said anything that was of any use at all? I would say I was 
being mealey mouthed, but that reminds me of Meal worms and by the 
way, Dot, there was a joke in MAD magazine about scientists who study 
dung-beetles.