Harry's Anger: LV v. Sirius
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SnapesSlytherin at aol.com
Wed Jan 1 00:23:00 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 49048
In a message dated 12/31/02 5:29:14 PM Eastern Standard Time,
huntleyl at mssm.org writes:
> he seems to have very
> little rage at Voldie for his parents - at least nothing like he had for
> Sirius
Does anyone else wonder why that is? Harry isn't as angry at LV as he was at
Sirius. Why? I have a theory. (The following will go on Harry's knowledge
during most of PoA.) Harry is just as angry at LV as he is at Sirius, but
Sirius did one thing LV did not. Betrayal. Sirius betrayed Harry's parents.
Loyalty is a big thing in the Potterverse. Examples: Dumbledore says that
he will never be truly gone as long as there are people loyal to him; Lupin
doesn't tell Dumbledore that Sirius is an Animagus; Lupin doesn't attack
Sirius; Lupin and Sirius say they would've died for their friends.
Okay, some of my examples might be a little weak, but I don't have the books
with me. That's my theory of why Harry seems more angry at Sirius than LV.
Sirius was supposed to be loyal to his parents, and he wasn't.
~*~*~Oryomai~*~*~
(Who understands just what Harry means because she got a big betrayal (hence
the "You're all you've got. That's the point." post))
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