Did Sirius *ever* consider consequences? (was: Trusting characters)

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No: HPFGUIDX 118985


> Pippin:
It was a good decision, but did Sirius get there by considering the 
consequences? I thought he was more concerned with assering Harry's 
rights, and his own rights as godfather. It seems to me Sirius never 
liked thinking about what could go wrong or what would happen once 
his  goal was achieved.But in this case, it was considering the 
consequences that had led Dumbledore and Molly astray.

Alla:

Oh, I don't know, Pippin. I wish we could have been in Sirius' head 
at least for a while. Him being rash often - true. Him being very 
smart is also true. So, maybe in this case he indeed considered the 
consequences for Harry, which he as Godfather was supposed to do?
Sirius, unlike Dumbledore, came to the correct conclusion - Harry 
needed to know what is going on.