Harrys grief

[allies426]

No: HPFGUIDX 135848

And in this book, which I hardly noticed the first time reading 
through, he actually USES his parents' murder to weasel the horcrux 
memory out of Slughorn.  I thought that was unusually Slytherin of  
him, but he was under the influence of Felix Felicis at the time.

Allie



--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Laura Lynn Walsh <lwalsh at a...> 
wrote:

> I think everyone grieves a bit differently.  Actually,
> I find that Harry seems to vary in how much he wants
> to talk about the deaths that have been important to
> him.  There are times when he wants to hear about his
> parents or Sirius and times when he doesn't and, in fact,
> finds it extremely distasteful.  He walked out of the
> hospital ward when Ron and Hermione started to talk about
> Sirius and left Hagrid's hut, too.  But he was willing
> to talk to Luna and to Nearly Headless Nick. 
> 
> Laura Walsh  lwalsh at a...