Harry v. Tom (was: LV never loved anyone)

dumbledore11214 dumbledore11214 at yahoo.com
Wed Aug 18 21:07:29 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 110501

> SSSusan wrote :
> "He **couldn't** summon enough hatred to Crucio Bella, which again
> speaks to his fighting impulses very well--even better than he wants
> to at the moment, I would say."


Alla:

Exactly, Susan.
 
> Del replies :
> I disagree. His Crucio didn't work, but Harry did try it. He failed 
at
> controlling his impulse to use an Unforgivable. If we get in a fight
> and I get the impulse to stab you *and I try to do it*, you're not
> going to consider it irrelevant, even if I fail at hurting you. 
You're
> going to make it very clear that you expect me to control my 
impulses
> better than that.



Alla:

Actually, Del, I hope never to get into fight with you :o), but I 
won't expect you to control your impulses when your loved one was 
just killed in front of you. (May such thing never ever happen to 
you).


I will not even expect even Tom to do so at the heat of the moment. I 
expect him to control his rages when he calmed down.

And yes, I agree with Susan the fact that Harry did not have enough 
hate even at such moment to crucio Bella speaks volumes to me. His 
Crucio did not work for a reason, you know, not by accident.

Del:
Imagine a raging psychopath, someone who is constantly full of
> rage and hatred, someone who cannot find any solace in any loving
> feeling because they cannot feel love, someone who honestly believe
> that the only person that counts is themselves and who couldn't care
> less about others' feelings because they cannot in any way relate to
> others or feel compassion. 


Alla: Well, such person as you describe should be put into 
psychiatric clinic and never EVER allowed to leave it, IMO. Of course 
such person cannot control anything.
 






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