What kind of morality if any does JKR write? WAS: Twist JKR?

[finwitch]

No: HPFGUIDX 141737

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "dumbledore11214" 
<dumbledore11214 at y...> wrote:
>
> Alla:
 But I sure remember Sirius leaving his family, 
> because his family was on the side of Dark and I don't remember 
> anything in the narrative judging such action as negative. So, I 
> would 
> probably say that while family IS important for JKR, following the 
> greater moral principle could be more important.

Finwitch:

Yes. In all cases - Harry vs. Dursleys, Dobby vs. Malfoys - It is 
good for a person to abandon family for his own perception of what's 
right. 

While some may argue about Percy doing practically the same - it's 
not that. Percy didn't have his *own* perception. He was merely 
oblidging Crouch/Fudge/Scrimgeour - simply work over family. Not good.

As for Kreacher, he was holding Black-views despite the one survivor 
of that family being against them...

Anyway, Albus Dumbledore is the example of a highly moral person in 
Potterverse. I'll be waiting to see how Aberforth turns out... 
hopefully he IS in the 7th book...

Finwitch