7 Deadly Sins: Anger
Joywitch
joym999 at aol.com
Sat Sep 30 17:34:38 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 2573
--- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, Peg Kerr <pkerr06 at a...> wrote:
> A more serious
> example is how Sirius is tempted by his anger to murder Pettigrew
out of
> cold blood, rather than turn him over to the proper authorities.
>
Interesting post, as always, Peg. I would argue, however, that the
above is possibly not a good example. I think that while Sirius was
certainly driven partially by anger, he was also being logical.
After all, the proper authorities are a bunch of inept idiots led by
Cornelius Fudge, who let Sirius take the blame for a crime he didnt
commit by jailing him without a trial. It seems like common sense,
in that case, to take the law into your hands. Sirius knew he would
be caught, he was risking his life to go after and kill Pettigrew so
as to keep Harry save. IMHO he was trying to do the right thing, but
it is true that he also wanted to murder the #$*)&@# in cold blood.
-- Joywitch
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