[HPforGrownups] Re: Red Flags, Fleur's Return
Ebony Elizabeth Thomas
ebonyink at hotmail.com
Tue May 22 22:13:35 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 19216
Jen wrote:
> I can't see Fleur teaching especially DADA unless she was supervised
>by another more experinced teacher. Dumbledore may have felt
>relatively free to mess about by using Lockhart as a teacher in CoS,
>but now that he's aware that Voldemort is really back he needs to
>employ a very good DADA teacher to teach the students how to protect
>themselves.
>
I'd love Fleur to become a "prentice teacher" (thinking of OSC's Alvin Maker
series), though. Doesn't have to be DADA... any subject will do. In the
Muggle world, I think it's a great idea for student teaching to last a year
or even longer... working side by side with a veteran worth his/her salt. I
think the magical world would be no different.
Let's not write Fleur off too quickly. Though she may have seemed like a
ditz in GoF, there is a reason why the Goblet selected her. We don't know
her strengths (other than having men fall all over her, and that's just
intrinsic--she can't help her veela blood). Either she has more going for
her than we realize... or not much can be said about the Beauxbatons student
body.
As for Bill/Fleur, why not? It'd be fun while it lasted... but I can't see
it lasting very long. She seems a bit too high-strung for Bill Weasley.
;-)
--Ebony
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