Punishing for sins of the father...

[darrin_burnett]

No: HPFGUIDX 67966

Me: 
> > Harry can be forgiven for looking a little cautiously at someone 
who was arm-in-arm with Draco a few months prior. 

Talia: 
> Did I miss the chapter that said "All Slyths follow Draco"?  I must 
have...

Me:

No, by "arm-in-arm" I did mean Draco's buddies, which is a 
considerable flock, it seems. If there is a Slyth kid who renounces 
Draco, then that will go a long way toward Harry trusting him or her.


> See?  "Many of the Slyths" does not mean all of the Slyths.  There 
were some  that stood for Harry.  Not all of them follow Draco.  They 
might even be the  elusive Good!Slyths...I can't imagine the Bad!
Slyths standing for Harry, can you?  It's totally understandable if 
Pansy tried to join and the DA said no. But what about those who 
stood?

Right, but like I said, at some point, I think any Slyth has to show 
Harry -- who, after all, should have the right to accept or reject 
students, if he's risking his life and his standing at Hogwarts -- 
that he or she doesn't follow Draco.
 

> ~*~*~Oryomai~*~*~
> --A Real Life I Love the 80's Moment: I was looking at a picture of 
my mother with some people she worked with, and one of them was 
wearing turquoise socks with white shoes...and the pants didn't cover 
the socks...Was that cool in the 80s?  Matching your socks to your 
shirt?  I was too young....

Too young... Man, I hate getting old. 

Yes, Talia, the was cool for a time. 

Darrin
-- Yes, I turned up my collar once.