Snape, Harry, Dumbledore and flaws in the books

[dzeytoun at cox.net]

No: HPFGUIDX 106452

Pippin wrote:

I think 
Dumbledore would consider it self-righteous in the extreme--as 
he says, he has no power to make other men see the truth. 
Meaning, as McGonagall would put it, that he does have that 
power, he's just too noble to use it.

DZEYTOUN:  And there is the problem.  I don't find that noble.  I find that spineless and not at all admirable.


Dzeytoun