Why I dislike the twins
bugaloo37
crussell at arkansas.net
Wed Aug 28 17:55:11 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 43290
I have been reading virtually all the messages concerning the twin's
behavior and quite honestly I do not understand all the controversy.
When I read books 1-4, I honestly did not pay that much attention to
the twins antics-unless in some way it directly affected Harry-such
as the Toffee incident or the incident on the train concerning Malfoy
in book 4. But even then I viewed them very simply as revenge-
oriented pranks that did not effect the main plot significantly.
Perhaps, I am simply not understanding how the twins behavior has or
will have in the future any long-term effects on Harry's safety or
the ultimate defeat of Voldemort. I have learned as a reader to
discern what points are significant in any given fiction and which
are merely what I call "fill-ins" or "distractions" that allow the
reader to relax his brain. I view the HP series as being mystery
novels-in that we are given certain clues-some obvious foreshadowings-
some harder to decipher. I will readily admit that I do overlook
clues and am suprised when they are pointed out. So I guess what I
am saying here is if someone has come up with any significant way in
which the twins behavior may effect the HP series in the long run-
please let me know.
bugaloo37- who by the way neither likes or dislikes the twins-no
offense intended
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