OOtP: Molly's Shortcomings
Ignacio
whammer11 at yahoo.com
Tue Jul 1 01:10:53 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 66268
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "megalynn44" <megalynn44 at h...>
wrote:
> I also found it irritating that, of all the people coming in and
out
> of the Black house, Molly was the only one to cook and organize the
> cleaning. Penny, I wondered too what exactly she was doing for the
> Order, as I didn't see her do more than fuss over her family and
> Harryand criticize Sirius and Mundungus.
> > --jenny from ravenclaw,
>
> Now Me:
>
> I would like to defend Molly now. She is a stereotypical MOTHER.
She
> fuses and fretts and LOVES. She barks but she doesn't bite. She
would
> never disown one of her kids. She will always be there for them,
and
> if her encouraging and pushing her kids to be good at school is a
bad
> thing, then I think we have forgotten what a parent is. Even when
> Percy said those Horribly outrageous things to Arther she still
went
> to London to try to patch things up. She took Harry in without a
> second thought and loves him like her own child. She is a wonderful
> asset not only to the kids but the order. Everyone needs a mother,
> even the Order of the Pheonix, they need someone to care for
everyone
> and be there for everyone.
>
>
> I asked before OOP what did Molly do with her time? If the
Weasley's
> were so strapped for cash why didn't she get a job, the kids are
out
> of the house most the year. However, now it is evident that that is
> where she is in her element. She seems most talented at running a
> household, and even though, especially today, not many people value
> that, I think she is a valuable asset being the person she is.
>
> Just my two knuts
>
> ~Megalynn
the only short-coming Molly has is that she loves her family too
much. I dunno if that is a short-coming, or an asset. She is the
typical mother.
God Bless all of you out there who are moms... you gals really get
the raw deal...
Ignacio*sniff... I think I am going to call my mom...* Becerra
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