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dumbledore11214
dumbledore11214 at yahoo.com
Thu Dec 16 18:39:56 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 119989
> Potioncat:
> Oops...I'm getting hit off and on list on this one!
Alla:
Sorry! Did not mean to "hit" you, just wanted to disagree. :o)
Sorry again.
Potioncat:
First off, I agree. We're told this is a war and Dumbledore is in
charge of an underground organization that is fighting the enemy.
And almost all of us have used the comparison of DD being a General,
the others being officers or soldiers. Myself included. But, along
with DD's other faults, the Order is not being run like a military
organization.
Where's the chain of command? Who's in charge? What training do
they have? If you ask me, the Order functions like a group of
friends who are pulling together for a common goal, but with very
different ideas of how to accomplish and that goal, and not agreeing
on who the other members should be.
Alla:
Well, true, some formalities are not there and true again that it
could have been run better (Goes agains as to whether Dumbleore is a
good general or not question, IMO)
But, some of the things you are referring to, we simply do not
know , because Harry does not know it. Order may as well have chain
in command and someone could be possible susbstitution for
Dumbledore, the order may as well endure some extra magical
training, which Harry did not see.
As to different ideas, well, it looks to me that they all pretty
much complied with Dumbledore's ideas of how to accomplish certain
goal (for example not telling Harry about the prophecy) They did do
what their general told them, din't they?
Potioncat:
snip.
I'm just grumbling that the Order is
> not well run.
>
> Pvt. Potioncat, signing off.
Alla:
Sure, it could have been run better.
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