OoP: Most Ridiculously Mushy Theory *Ever* - Controlling Emotions
idlerat
idlerat at yahoo.com
Sat Jun 28 21:13:43 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 65509
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> > "goingoutsleepwalking" wrote:
> > > But grudges held against people is an increasingly important
> > > theme in the book
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> > "maneelyfh" wrote:
> > RESPONSE:
> > Definitely Harry's heart is going to play a big role in the next
> > two books! It was part of the lesson learned in OOP>>>CONTOLLING
YOUR EMOTIONS!
> "gabnai1" wrote:
> Yeah, I just realized that as I read this - the whole book is about
> controlling Harry's temper and emotions. >>>>>>
SNIP
I do not agree! I agree more with the initial "mushy" theory. Harry
was not *in control* of his emotions when the strong emotion about
Sirius that was in his heart drove Voldemort out of his head. I don't
think *control* is the most important thing; I think love, compassion,
tolerance, and forgiveness are and will continue to be much more
important.
idlerat
who thinks JKR has a lot more surprises in store.
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