[HPforGrownups] Re: Harry, Hermione, Sirius, and the Dream (was : What sh...

[BrwNeil at aol.com]

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In a message dated 10/30/2004 5:49:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
delwynmarch at yahoo.com writes:

I'm not  saying he shouldn't have done anything while knowing Sirius
was in danger.  I'm just saying that if Harry had forced himself to
think straight (almost  impossible, I know, which is *precisely* what
LV was counting on), he would  have realised that Sirius and LV *could
not* be at the DoM, which in turn  would have made him realise that
rushing to the DoM was the *last* thing he  should do.

Del


I agree.  Harry, not only has a saving thing, but a bull-headed  thing.  It 
was even pointed out to him that Severus and Voldemort were the  two most 
wanted wizards in the world, how could they be in the ministry.
 
Harry has to learn to listen to others and think.  He can not continue  to 
let his emotions make all his decissions.  It all goes back to the  conversation 
where Phineas says teenagers think they know everything and are  always 
right.  Harry thought he was right; he wouldn't listen to  reason.  The end result 
was the death of his godfather.

 




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