DD's dilemma + owl post
cubfanbudwoman
susiequsie23 at sbcglobal.net
Mon Mar 21 22:11:06 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 126401
SSSusan:
> > I had said that I *can* see JKR thinking so fully that DD
> > saw leaving Harry with the Dursleys as his only option, that she
> > never gave all the rest of those issues we've talked about that
> > much thought [not checking up on him; not going back &
> > intervening over the years; not threatening the Dursleys a
> > little more -- *if* in fact none of that happened].
theotokos:
> [among other posts blasting DD for not intervening]
SSSusan:
EEEEK!! I'm not blasting DD for not intervening! I'm one of the
ones who thinks he truly did what he believed to be best. Now, I
may have *wished* he'd exerted a little influence over the years,
for poor Harry's sake, but I think that DD believed if he pushed too
hard, the Dursleys would've kicked Harry out. And I think JKR
probably thought it was clear to her readers that DD didn't feel he
had any choice.
Just clarifying. :-)
theotokos:
> If DD or others were able to magically *know* where someone was,
> why did DD need help from the portraits to find Arthur Weasley in
> the MOM?
SSS:
Exactly! I don't think they DO know. I think the *owls* know
(somehow!), and as long as a letter is in an owl's possession, the
ink on the envelope will re-write itself to be accurate upon
delivery.
Siriusly Snapey Susan
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