Interesting Article
Sharron Powell
sharronpowell at yahoo.com
Fri Nov 8 20:03:59 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 46329
> And finally, there is the ultimate insult: a brazen attack on
> Harry's manhood, declaring him to be a talentless "patsy." "And
> even with his lucky wand, Harry still needs his mom's ghost to bail
> him out by telling him what to do. Once again, Lily Potter proves
to be twice the man her son is."
And of course, Harry isn't a MAN... he's a boy :-) The whole
argument of the article writer seems a bit specious. Are the kids
in "A Series of Unfortunate Events" series 'patsies' because they end
up running away from the villian/stacked deck? Of course not.
As with Harry, just surviving the horriffic circumstances is a major
acheivement. Learning how to take what life gives you (good and bad)
and make the best of it is a major part of childhood.
Sharron
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