Patriotism in the WW?
Caius Marcius
coriolan_cmc at hotmail.com
Tue Oct 28 12:16:25 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 83705
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Melissa McCarthy <risako at n...>
wrote:
> So, is there patriotism at all in the WW? Is an individual's first
loyalty to his/her country as against other countries; does he see
him/herself first as a subject or citizen of his/her country and then
as a wizard/witch?
In GoF Chap. 7 Harry sees some wizards flying the flags of their
respective nations: "American witches sat gossipin happily beneath a
spangled banner..." (p.82 American edition), and on the next page
sees "the Bulgarian flag - white, green and red - fluttering in the
breeze." Harry later reflects on the many different "nationalities"
he met while tramping about the campgrounds - although there is no
other mention of flags, I think it can be safely inferred that he
probably saw a number of others.
- CMC
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