Harry taking credit for what he didnt do...

snow15145 snow15145 at yahoo.com
Sat Nov 13 05:11:07 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 117739


--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, TheMuffinMan0311 at c... wrote:
> 
> I know this is only a small little thing, but it has always 
bothered me what Harry said to Draco at the end of Book 5:
> 
> "'You're going to pay,' said Malfoy in a voice barely louder than a 
whisper,'I'm going to make you've done to my father...'
> 
> 'Well, I'm terrified now,' said Harry sarcastically,'I s'pose Lord 
Voldemort's Just a warm up act for you three...'"
> 
> The way Harry gloats in front of Draco, He tries to make it seem 
like HE fought Voldie, when really when faced with the dark lord he 
froze up and had to be saved by Dumbledore! I've always hated the 
fact that Harry said this, im not sure why, but ive kind of lost a 
little respect in Harry after this. SO whats everyone's opinion in 
this??
> 
> "Its Always Darkest Just Before It Gets Pitch Black..."
> 
> TheMuffinMan

Snow:


No offence to you muffinman but
you quoted and questioned my very 
favorite passage! 

First off Dumbledore couldn't have saved Harry at the Ministry at the 
time of the possession if he wanted to! 
Harry has faced Voldemort face-to-face and heart-to-sub-human heart 
at the Ministry and yes `Harry' won. Dumbledore interceded but when 
it came down to it
it was Harry and his heart that saved Harry. 
This particular confrontation wrapped it all up for me. Harry, the 
one who has faced more in his life than most people have had a right 
to face, being confronted by a boisterous child who is a product of 
the evil that has caused him such pain, Yes! Harry has all the right 
to treat this child as the ignorant personification of a person that 
he is. 
Harry tired and weary of the battle, confronted by the wimp son of 
Lucius whom has always helped in the destruction of his own demise, 
faced with this obnoxious adversary, I would expect nothing less than 
the statement he had offered. 

Snow 








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