they are children's books
jeffl1965
jeffl1965 at hotpop.com
Sun Sep 28 22:16:46 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 81812
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Yahtzee63 at a... wrote:
> In a message dated 9/28/03 4:02:47 AM, Jeff writes:
>
>
> > While I think The Malfoy family are
> > snobs and racists, I don't think they're totally evil. Not the
kind
> > of folk I'd want to have over for dinner, but not the kind I'd
want
> > to go casting stones at either. ;) Same for Crabbe and Goyle. I
think
> > they're too ignorant of life to really be evil.
> >
>
> I'll back you up on Crabbe and Goyle -- they're kids, and there's
no saying
> whether they're just bullies who might eventually grow out of it.
But the
> Malfoys? "Totally evil" I couldn't speak to, but I'll go casting
stones anytime.
> The snobbery about the Weasleys and purebloods is one thing, but
plotting on
> Lord Voldemort's side is another. Lucius Malfoy made a deliberate
attempt to
> murder Ginny Weasley in CoS, as a means toward beginning the
murders of others,
> starting with children at Hogwarts. Casting stones in his general
direction NOW.
>
>
>
> Yahtzee
>
Jeff:
I agree about Crabbe and Goyle. They're more buffons than evil.
I'm sure their Daddies are buddies with the Malfoys.
Draco's Dad is a evil man, it's just that I don't know much about
his mum to judge her. She could be a pawn, or a helpless victim as
many women are who are married to such men, so I was trying to give
her the benefit of a doubt until proven otherwise. If she's just as
bad, then I'm for casting stones at them, a nice large boulder sounds
sufficent. :)
Draco himself, I think is a pawn, trying to get Daddy's "love" by
acting as he thinks he should. But it's difficult to say if his
hatred that he shows is real, or part of his act. He hates Harry, yet
he still lurks in the shadows stalking him in some of the books, and
tends to really go after Ron and Hermione more, rather than Harry
directly. Is it fear, or the fact that he is very intrested in Harry
in some way?
Jeff
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