Musings on loyalty

[Ebony Elizabeth]

No: HPFGUIDX 861

--- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, Peg Kerr <pkerr06 at a...> wrote:
> Jim Hohman wrote:
> 
> Peg loved your long piece on loyalty.  Oh, that the corporate world
> 
> > had some understanding of the concept as you expound.  Your piece
> > should be required reading for executives.
> >
> > Jim
> 
> Thanks!  Glad you enjoyed it.  (There hadn't been many responses, 
and I was
> just thinking, boy, I put that out there, and it really fell with a 
thud.)
> 
> Peg

I'm posting just to say that it didn't, Peg... loyalty vs. betrayal 
is a central theme of these stories and your musings were on target.  
Who the traitors in the upcoming novels will be is a matter of fun 
speculation.

I'm trying my darndest not to be swayed by the Running Weasel 
theorists (150+ English/Language and Drama students included, minus 
about 10-15 who could care less).  However plausible the arguments 
might be, I don't think it's in Ron's character to betray a kid who's 
been like a brother to him, jealousy notwithstanding.  For God's 
sake, he's a *Weasley*, a member of the coolest family in this 
particular universe.  Like certain weird ships, I'd have to see JKR 
write it to believe it.

Ebony AKA AngieJ