CHAPTER DISCUSSIONS: Chapter Thirty seven - The lost prophecy
David & Laura
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Tue Feb 8 20:03:14 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 124223
> David:
> > Harry's throwing of DD's trinkets was too childish and out
> > of character for my image of Harry, but that would be my
> > only criticism.
>
> Geoff:
> I wouldn't agree with you on this. I think JKR has got a great
> take on Harry's reaction; it encapsulates his feelings perfectly.
>
> <snip book quote>
>
> I can remember my elder son, when he was about Harry's age -
> something would go wrong and he would go ballistic with rage. He
> would tear up sheets of work he had done and storm out of the room.
<snip>
David:
I certainly agree Geoff that throwing tantrums are fair teenager
game. What I was trying to say, inefficiently probably, was that up
to now Harry's been a yeller and occassionally physical with
adversaries.
It seemed out of character to me for Harry to pitch a throwing fit.
I expected the yelling. I couldn't even see him picking up a chair
to attempt to bust down DD's door, but just not pick up doodads and
start busting them. I just thought it unusual for Harry.
BTW, my teenagers were/are a sulker, a yeller, and a mix-breed of
both.
David
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