Sirius was right, Dumbledore was wrong

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No: HPFGUIDX 93313

Neri wrote:
> but most seem to think he just acts the hot-
> headed, irresponsible, childish and deluded ex-bully by nature.
> 
> But does he? 
> 
> The facts in OotP state plainly that Sirius was right all along, 
> while DD, as he admits in the end, was wrong. Sirius wanted to 
> tell Harry everything immediately when he came to Grimmauld Place. 
> The "responsible" Molly and Lupin had prevented him from doing so 
> according to DD's directions. 
> <snip>
> Finally, when Sirius found out that his orphan godson was in 
> danger, naturally he had to go and help him personally. Any decent 
> person would have done just that. It was hardly Sirius' fault that 
> he got killed in a battle against a larger force, while dueling with 
> a DE who had just taken down two aurors. Had Sirius stayed behind 
> and left only Lupin, Moody, Kingsley and Tonk to fight against ten 
> DEs, it is likely that more than one of them would have got killed, 
> and also Harry and/or Neville, before DD would have reached the scene.


I'm going to have to agree with some of that, and sadly, cause I 
hate taking this approach to things, take the middle road.  The good 
old truth lies somewhere in the middle.

He was a little hotheaded, and was rather irresponsible during the 
battle.  As only the dead are dumb enough to fight like he did, 
saying nothing for why he was there.  

Also, if he was so level-headed, he needed to better argue with 
Molly, and the order, or ignore their 'decision' about Harry all 
together and tell him something, like 'Big V know about the 
connection soon.'

Greg