Nagini pronunciation; SuperMolly
Steve Vander Ark
vderark at bccs.org
Sun Sep 9 18:57:03 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 25827
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., frantyck at y... wrote:
> It struck me as interesting that Molly Weasley remains in the room
> while others do not. A few reasons: Molly's family is to be closely
> involved in the fight against Voldemort; her husband was clearly
one
> of the "old crowd"
More than that! Molly herself is obviously part of the "old crowd."
But should she be? I find the character of Molly to be a bit
confusing. I really, really liked her until GF, but then her
ridiculous snubbing of Hermione threw me. She is so easily twisted by
the words of Rita Skeeter, who her husband and other family members
all know to be untrustworthy (to say the least). How can Dumbledore
trust her not to be swayed by someone as sinisterly dangerous as
Voldemort? I suppose it's yet another example of a Flint in GF,
right? Please, someone figure out some logical way to explain such an
absurd story element.
Steve "The Cynic" Vander Ark
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