Dirty Harry / 'Good' Harry (WAS: The intended murder of Pettigrew and
dumbledore11214
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Fri Oct 29 02:19:56 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 116662
> Kelsey:
>> Iâm talking about Harryâs internal motivation, his inner
workings,
> the self-contained Harry, and what he does and how he reacts to it.
>
> In that respect, I think Harry is a goody-two-shoes. Unlike most
self-
> centered, greedy, power-hungry adolescents, heâs always thinking
> about whatâs the right thing to do. Yes, he wants to prove
himself,
> but he puts that aside for the sake of âdoing the right thingâ
(i.e.
> not entering the Triwizard Contest because it would be lying or
> against the rules and not for a good cause).
Alla:
Agreed, in fact very much agreed. I can never doubt that Harry's
inner core is good. Yes, his everyday actions are not always the
actions of the "goody - two shoes" and thanks G-d for that, but in a
major way as in as you said being on the side of good, the text
never makes me doubt that.
I would say even more - I don't mind Harry having a Slytherin side,
in fact, who are we all without a little darkness in us,a s long as
it does not become the major part of us.
But I am afraid that Harry's Slytherin side will dissappear when he
will manage to break his connection with Voldemort and destroy him
(I am of the opinion that Harry will survive at the end somehow).
I think that Harry's Slytherin side is due to some part of Voldemort
soul, or whatever it is he is carrying in himself. (maybe link with
Voldie as Neri theorised recently)
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