Harry begins to act like someone I know...

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No: HPFGUIDX 99055

Sherry replies:
> 
> I wonder, now that the comparison of the two scenes has come into 
my mind,
> if Snape saw any of the marauders being attacked by dementors, what 
would he
> have done.  Harry keeps trying to warn Dudley, even while he's 
looking for
> his wand, even after Dudley has just slugged him.  That's the thing 
that
> always struck me in this scene.  Dudley has tormented Harry all 
these years,
> but he still tries to protect him and does save him.  To me, that 
shows good
> stuff in Harry's character.  I don't know if I think Snape would 
have acted
> the same in similar circumstances.  And I'm not one who thinks 
Snape is a
> traitor or anything.  I find his character to be very complex and
> interesting.  I just think that Harry acted with compassion, and I 
don't
> know that Snape would have.  I guess it all goes back to Harry's 
desire to
> save people.


Yes he helped him. One point for the Gryffindor. What I like, it's 
what he did after:
He dragged Diddy home,and when he's ill and his parents hyperworried, 
and Harry prefer go upstairs, stay 'invisible'. It's like 'ok, I've 
done the minimum, now *I*'m in danger, better to go far away before 
the explosion'. For once, he thought to him and only him, his 
security before Dudley's, like a...Slytherin.

Oh! And I find another little likeness. When Harry meets Draco, he 
dislike him because he reminds him Dudley in the first time. Then, 
the actions of Draco prove hm right.

Snape dislikes Harry ( maybe hates later) because he reminds him 
James, then, Harry's action proves him right (in his mind anyway, 
when he had the broom, his place in the Quidditch team, blatant 
disrespect of the rules, favoritism...).


Christelle.