Turning Point? (was Re: Dumbledore the General)

[lupinlore]

No: HPFGUIDX 124365


--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "whizbang" <whizbang121 at y...> wrote:
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> Harry has support among all ages, but now he understands that he is no
> longer responsible for just himself and his friends.  He's shouldered
> the burden of leadership that being the subject of the prophesy has
> dealt to him.  Whether or not he is Dumbledore's heir, it looks as
> though he will be Dumbledore's successor and the baton is passing.  
> 
> This doesn't mean that Harry may not try to isolate himself.  He may.
>  But he can't escape this burden.  Dumbledore tried to protect him
> from it as long as possible, maybe too long.  
> 
> His friends, old and young, are his support, his advisors, his
> comrades.  But only Harry can save them all.


Yes, I agree.  But I repeat, how in the world (Wizarding and Muggle)
does that translate into not having an adult to turn to?  Once again,
you have argued exactly the opposite.

Lupinlore