Gryffindor's Prefects: DD's subtle put-down?
M. J. Pascual
renimar at yahoo.com
Fri Jul 4 01:10:33 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 67239
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[Bobbitized]
> So that is another question, assuming Ron was a qualified second
> choice, why either Ron or Harry, of who neither seem all that
> willing to enforce the rules to the extent that a Hermonie or
> another perfect might have done, so was Ron or Harry qualified in
> that sense? They break more rules then anyone else at Hogwarts,
> always for a good cause but they still break them which makes for
an
> interesting conflict of interest if you put them in a position to
> enforce the rules.
One could look at it in the direction of 'Who better to know when
a student is breaking the rules, than one who knows how to get around
the rules himself?' :)
I suspect that some element of leadership is involved when it comes
to obtaining a Prefecture in Hogwarts. Ron and Hermione have both
been involved in the Crazy Events(tm) since theif first year, and
been awarded (in House points and a shiny plaque for the trophy case)
for their initiative.
--Mark
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