Gryffindor v Slytherin . WAS: Re: Hermione saves Snape?
dumbledore11214
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Sun Aug 21 04:41:43 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 138265
Larry:
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> This sort of crisis situation is a test of character,
> and the choice one makes determines that character.
> But there is always a choice; the Slytherin may rise
> above self preservation as a prime motivator, and a
> Gryffindor may choose to abandon what is right and
> embrace self preservation. There is always a choice.
Alla:
I agree, Larry. There is always a choice. I believe we already have
the example of the Slytherin abandoning self-preservation and
heroically defying Voldemort pretty much knowing that he would die
for that.
I believe that JKR pretty much confirmed R.A.B. identity as Regulus
in the interview, so I am arguing as if it is a given, if you
disagree that R.A.B is Regulus, then obviously it does not work :-)
I did not respect Regulus much before H.B.P. it was pretty much what
I feel for Draco now - a little bit of pity, but dislike nevertheles.
Now I respect him very much - for having the guts to abandon
Slytherin desire to save their own skin and stand up to Voldemort.
Snape, on the other hand ....
Just my opinion of course,
Alla.
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