Dumbledore's role in Sirius' death was Re: ESE!Snape (Was loads of other stuff)

potioncat willsonkmom at msn.com
Thu May 20 11:45:35 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 98926

Kneasy wrote:
> 
> Regular readers of my burblings will know that I am not a great
> fan of Sirius; I don't consider him to be a hero at all. Last year
> there were a series of threads that covered this and I  stated
> that Sirius is a rotten role model for Harry and that  he would
> not be considered an admirable character by most *males*. The
> distaff side may  regard him differently, but they always seem to
> have a soft spot for flawed 'heroes'. 
> 
>snip<.

 Indeed, he tries to actively interfere with the plans
> that DD has for Harry, has a confrontation with Snape (Snape the
> winner on points), is dismissive of Kreacher and caps it all by
> accompanying Harry to  the station (despite instructions/warnings)
> and is promptly recognised by Malfoy.
> Wonderful! With friends like these, who needs enemies?


Potioncat:
This member of the distaff side doesn't care for Sirius either. (Me 
and Molly, what can I say?)  I really don't know why Jo was so upset 
at "killing" him off, unless it was because of the pain it was 
causing Harry.

One of your examples was the confrontation with Snape....I cannot 
understand why Sirius would undermine DD's order!  It certainly 
didn't make Harry's situation any better. Or course, he wasn't very 
good at following orders at all, was he?

Except that I cannot get all the pieces together, I'd suggest 
ESE/Sirius, because I also agree  his escape from Azkaban looks very 
fishy!

Potioncat, who will keep Snape as her "flawed" hero.





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