Harry and starvation
dumbledore11214
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Mon Jan 31 23:25:03 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 123594
Carol,
who is pretty sure that an upbringing like Hermione's would
not have served Harry as well as sleeping in that closet.
Phoenixgod:
Being raised in a loving and secure home is always better than the
alternative. Is Harry strong because of his upbringing? Yeah, he is.
Would he have been just as strong being raised by a better family?
You betcha
phoenixgod2000, for whom this arguement has made appreciate his
parents all the more.
Alla:
Phoenixgod, I am in absolute agreement with your post, therefore I
snipped it. :o) Actually, I am mainly replying because of Carol's
remark, which I confess to misunderstand somehow when I read her post
initially.
Yes, just as you do, I think that being raised in "loving" family can
make you stronger, not weaker.
I would say that Hermione manages to hold her own in Trio's
adventures pretty well for the most part. I mean they all screw up
one time or another, but Hermione seems to be pretty tough to me.
I think that upbringing like Hermione's would have done lots of good
to Harry, although we don't know much about her upbringing, of
course, we can guess that her parents love her, taught her to like
books ( a lot :o)), etc.
Just my opinion,
Alla
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