[HPforGrownups] Re: Grindelwald and evil

[SnapesSlytherin at aol.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 52467

In a message dated 2/18/03 4:49:49 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
Crunchy_Chocolate_Frog at hotmail.com writes:


> he *is* evil, because he wants to control 
> other people and make them do what he wants them to do.
> 

Would wizards have found that evil?  By "that", I mean the switching of the 
places.  Would wizards have felt it evil to have Muggles live the way they 
have (in secret)?  I think I could understand.  Grindelwald *could*, in the 
beginning, have just wanted a little bit of equality.  But then, as is human 
nature, he took his power to another level entirely.  Alot of wizards feel 
disdain (well...perhaps not alot but alot that we have seen) for Muggles (not 
just Muggles, anyone different from themselves).  Maybe they wouldn't have 
thought he was evil.  Misguided, perhaps.  The thing that makes Lord 
Voldemort the Big Bad is that he kills Wizards along with Muggles.

~*~*~Oryomai~*~*~
(Who is *killing* herself trying to be PC after a comment about the political 
party currently controlling the White House got her kicked off of a Snape 
list... and who hopes she didn't offend anyone!)


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