Hermione and the Ragged Trousered House-Elves
sylviablundell2001
sylviablundell at aol.com
Thu Aug 14 19:32:18 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 77185
OK, I guess I'll have to give you Winky. To be honest, I'd forgotten
just how much mayhem she actually set in motion, so I suppose she
deserved what she got. She's sad though, isn't she? Naturally, she
wont hear any criticism of Crouch. Apart from her (quite deserved)
guilt, it goes against the ingrained nature of house-elves to speak
against their masters. Even that dangerous red Dobbie feels it
necessary to punish himself if he lets slip a word that could tell
against the Malfoys. Perhaps I'm a bit hard on the elves. It's just
that I find something a bit Uriah Heep-like about them.
Absolutely agree about the heads on the wall in the Black House. The
whole premise is so utterly horrible. I also agree with people who
think that we are going to learn a lot more about the elves in the
last two books.
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