[HPforGrownups] Harry's CAN'T be the loner

Rebecca Boswell rboswell at mediaone.net
Tue Feb 13 21:54:02 UTC 2001


No: HPFGUIDX 12186

    I agree wholeheartedly with Amy.  I can't see Harry as a loner, he'd get
far too depressed.  I see him needing a lot of human contact and comfort
when he's older.  Even in his squabbles with Hermione and Ron he shows us
that he needs a steady, calm shrine for affection.  Plus, he *is* getting
stronger emotionally and I think he will stick that way.

Becca
----- Original Message -----
From: "Amy Z" <aiz24 at hotmail.com>
To: <HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2001 4:50 PM
Subject: [HPforGrownups] Harry's resilience (was SHIPS: Harry/Hermione/Ron)


> > SML:"Or else Harry will be ever the loner, having casual
> relationships
> > with ladies but never settling down or being serious, as a result
> of
> > the emotional damage he's suffered."
>
> Jim:
>  > The most plausible scenario of all for Harry. I really see him
> as "the
> > man alone."  He may lose what he saved for everybody else.
>
> This may be wishful thinking on my part--I've been known to indulge
> in it--but I see Harry as being a lot more resilient than that.  He
> has already come through a really rotten childhood with his sense of
> self intact, and it's improving.  (He's pretty scrappy vis-a-vis the
> Dursleys even in Book 1 Chapter 2, but gets scrappier with each
> book.)  Even after the annual attempts on his life, he seems to be
> getting more, not less, trusting, confident, resourceful, _____ (fill
> in your favorite sign of healthy emotional development).  He is wiser
> and no doubt sadder in many ways than he was 4 years ago, but not
> embittered or alienated.
>
> Amy Z
> now bucking for job of Harry's therapist
>
>
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