The Heir of Gryffindor
eledhwen_0
slinkie at nids.se
Wed Jul 10 22:46:31 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 41020
Hi everyone!
I have to say that I have a huge problem accepting all the Heir of
Gryffindor theories that are posted on the site because I find that
they contradict Dumbledore's speach about that it is our choices that
are important and that they define what we are, not to which family
we are born or what blood flows in our veins (he says something like
this to Fudge in the hospital wing in GoF, but i do not know the
excact wording since I do not have the books with me). To me that
seem to imply that being a certains persons heir does not mean that
you will save the world or something like that. I also think that
this statement ensures that Harry is not just important because he
belongs to the Potter family. I feel that he is special and important
for some reason, but not because of his blood since JKR has so
clearly stated that blood is not what makes a person important.
I apologise if i have totally misunderstood (or even imagined parts)
of Dumbledores statement, but I do not have access to the books at
the moment. If im wrong I would appriciate if someone could set me
right.
Please share any critisism or opinions that you might have.
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