"Some won't like it".

[eggplant107]

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"madorganization" <alishak at s...> wrote:


> in the scene I was referring to, 
> Harry doesn't know these things yet.

I don't know the scene you're referring to but from page 1 Harry knew
he had done more than any wizard in living memory, if he was honest
with himself he must have known that. And from page 1 he knew he was
being treated like dirt and he figured he didn't deserve that and it
made him angry. It would make me angry too.

> He doesn't know that it will lead to the 
> death of his godfather (which really, is
> just a result of Harry not listening when
> people /do/ tell him things

You are the one not listening, you are not listening to Dumbledore, he
said it was almost entirely his fault alone and I think he was quite
correct. And Dumbledore told him very little, most of the time it was
Snape saying Dumbledore said this or that; and as the book progressed
Harry had less and less reason to trust in Dumbledore's judgment and
even less reason to trust Snape. 

> It's not the anger of Harry that bothers
> me. It's his superior attitude towards 
> those who he knows care about him.

But Harry doesn't act superior, he just had the thought that he has
done more than they, AND HE HAS.

Eggplant