[HPforGrownups] Re: What's wrong with being bad ?
Barb Roberts
miamibarb at BellSouth.net
Sun Jun 20 01:16:23 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 102085
Snfan at aol.com (Christelle?) wrote:
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> Some already answered for Filch. I'd love to know how could be
> describe a detention which consist of letting 11 years-old alone in
> the Forbidden Forest to search something who could kill a unicorn.
I always found this situation rather humorous despite the seriousness
of the situation. After all, It's Hagrid's fault that Harry and the
others received detentions, since they are helping him get rid of his
illegal pet dragon. I suspect that Hagrid either volunteered (or got
volunteered) to carry out this detention. (And Hagrid's ideas of
suitable activities for children is a not exactly normal, even by
wizarding world standards.) So this may not be a good example of what
to expect during a normal detention at Hogwarts.
DD probably learned that Hagrid bought a dragon from his brother. A
remark made latter by DD (in PoA, I think) does lead credence that he
knew about the dragon. What I think is funny is that I picture (not
canon) McGonagall telling DD the next morning that she heard a this
ridiculous story the previous night about a dragon. Only to have DD
tell turn around with a twinkle in his eyes and say "...but Minerva
there was a dragon." Oh to see her face... I bet Hagrid is undergoing
this detention himself in a way too. I'm sure McGonagall let him take
the responsibility for of carrying out this detention, but had little
inkling of what the task would actually be. I suspect would be amusing
to see her face when and if she finds out what Hagrid actually had them
do. Oh..la...la.
Barbara (Ivogun)
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