OoP: the DA (was:Dd's treatment to Harry)
darrin_burnett
bard7696 at aol.com
Wed Jun 25 03:01:25 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 63387
Errol:
It would have
> been too huge a risk for both the Slytherin and for the DA. On the
> other hand, I wonder how Harry would have reacted if a Slytherin
> *had* shown up in his class. How about the others? Would they have
> welcomed him/her? Or would they have ridiculed him (I can so see
Fred
> and George doing this). Or they could accept the Slytherin only to
> show biased treatment if not directly from Harry or Hermione,
> most
> probably from the others. Harry would have been hard pressed to
keep
> discipline in his class. Darn, I really wish Rowling had dealt with
> this angle. Maybe in the next book
>
Me:
I'm all for the DA including a willing Slyth who isn't going to
betray them, but I wouldn't blame the DA one bit if they were
suspicious.
It's not bias to think that someone from a faction that has, for the
most part, supported V-Mort (you know, the guy they are LEARNING
defense spells to maybe someday fight?) might have an ulterior motive.
Any Slyth would have to prove his or her loyalty. Perhaps that is
unfair, but that's part of what those kids have to deal with, since
many of their fathers have been V-Mort's lapdogs.
All I know is that Harry would be a moron to just blindly accept a
Slyth. He already had a Ravenclaw betray him.
Darrin
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