Professor Umbridge

Tim Regan timregan at microsoft.com
Fri Jul 11 22:12:21 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 69527

Hi All,


--- In HPforGrownups savrsd  wrote:
> either. I don't like this lady and 
> I just feel she was dirtier than 
> she was and got off kind of lightly.

We don't know she has – we don't know what the ministry will do to 
her. All we know is that Dumbledore has saved her and allowed her 
time in Hogwarts Castle to recuperate. He may not pass on her 
attempt to use an unforgivable curse and to set dementors on Harry. 
He is a very very forgiving man. But whether he passes that 
information on to Fudge or not, Delores is forever in Dumbledore's 
debt.

--- In HPforGrownups JazzmanChgo wrote:
> On the other hand -- I'm a tad uncomfortable 
> with Dumbledore's apparently all-too-effortless 
> offscreen rescue of her.  Why would JKR just 
> toss this in?  She certainly doesn't need to 
> provide any more evidence of Dumbledore's 
> mastery of Magickal combat

I think that's exactly what it is there for. Not necessarily combat, 
but another indication of his mastery of the magical world. For me, 
the throw-away nature in which the achievement was reported made the 
action more awesome.

Cheers,

Dumbledad.






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