THEORY: Hogwarts curriculum

[Nora Renka]

No: HPFGUIDX 112522

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "arrowsmithbt" 
<arrowsmithbt at b...> wrote:

> Kneasy:
> Huh! In which  case I'm disappointed in him. The most powerful 
> wizard in the world and he acts like a political candidate who 
> doesn't want to upset anybody. No firm stance, no outspoken views, 
> no  castigation of offenders - some moral voice. If, in fact he is. 
> I thought JKR said that she used DD and Hermione when she wanted to 
> impart *facts*? Can you provide a reference for the 'moral voice' 
> bit please? I'd be interested to see it.

Eh, short reply--I'm supposed to be workin', here...

My words, and thank you for nailing me, Kneasy.  But she did say (and 
I so forget where) that 'Dumbledore is the epitome of goodness'.  
Now, unless you think that she's deeply trying to problematize (I 
hate that word, but it works) what Dumbledore has been self-admitted 
to represent...I don't, and I'll make bets with you on it.

-Nora gets back to Vogel, 'Weltliche Vocalmusik Italiens'