Dirty!Harry and Stoned!Harry
bugaloo37
crussell at arkansas.net
Fri Aug 30 15:43:44 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 43375
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "dicentra63" <dicentra at x> wrote:
>
> Has Harry actually chosen a higher moral code or has he just decided
> to protect his parents' friends -- and to hell with the real
traitor?
>
I agree with you on this-in part. What is being shown here is
respect being paid to Harry's father and to his father's friends-
however, I believe it can still be seen as an example of higher
ethics at work. In this instance, Harry is still placing the needs
of others above his own. Granted, not much of a sacrifice is being
made here-choosing between Azakaban and immediate death could be
considered a win/win solution. IMO,however, it can be still be seen
in light of Harry's other examples of bravery and sacrifice as a
reflection of Harry's heroic nature- a nature which was also present
in both of his parents- a fact of which we are constantly reminded.
bugaloo37-a true blue Sirius fan
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