A child is, by definition, WRONG
Sen J
senderellabrat at aol.com
Sun Dec 19 08:22:47 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 120087
> Meri:
**Sen Snipping**
In SS people criticize Harry for going after the Stone. But
> remember, first he tried to go to Dumbledore and explain the
> situation, and then he confessed everything to MM. But DD was gone
> from the castle (as part of Quirell!Mort's plan) and MM *didn't
> believe him*. He told her the truth and instead of taking him
> seriously she dismissed him. And he was right: someone was trying
to
> steal the Stone and if Harry hadn't made it there when he did,
there
> is every possiblilty that Quirell!Mort would have figured out how
to
> get the Stone from the Mirror of Erised.
Sen:
You make an excellent point Meri. How many times have we seen Harry
actually *try* to go to an adult about something..anything... and
*not* get shot down? These instances on top of the distrust the
Dursleys' have ..beaten (for lack of a better word) into him would
make anyone take matters into their own hands. If you strongly
believe something and you've got the evidence (or even a series of
suspicions that add up like in SS) and nobody else listens.. aren't
you going to do something instead of sitting idly by?
Sen
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