Is Harry a Murderer / Killer!! ?? !! Yeah or Nah??<snipped>

sugaranddixie1 sugaranddixie1 at yahoo.com
Mon Apr 24 20:41:24 UTC 2006


No: HPFGUIDX 151386

(Re: Harry using Levicorpus on Draco in the bathroom confrontation)

Magpie wrote:  
>He did try that, but Draco blocked it, iirc.

ET: 

You're right...I totally missed that! :)
ET

Magpie wrote:


<snipped>

>The Prince has not done him "only
>good" up to this point at all. 

<snipped>


ET:

I think, from Harry's point of view, the Prince has done him nothing 
but great until the episode with Draco. Harry needed help in potions 
& the Prince gave him what he needed to succeed.  I think this built 
up an element of trust in Harry for the prince's advice.  

ET




Magpie wrote:
<snipped>

>(Also Draco's being able to walk really seems
>beside the point; who wants to play down that awesome twitching
>Slytherin bleeding out in a puddle in the bathroom justbecause
>there's no stretcher? Harry's looking death in the face there?)

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ET:
Yes, it's true that Harry looked death in the face, (i.e. thought he 
might have killed Draco), during that horrible time before Snape 
arrived, but I was really just giving my opinion regarding the 
question that was asked about why Harry was able to go on so 
readily/easily  to worry about the Quiddich match.   I think it was 
because between Snape's comments & Draco being able to walk to the 
hospital with support (as opposed to having to be transported 
there),  Harry found reassurance that Draco was o.k.  I do think 
Harry continues to feel badly, but also that he's learned a valuable 
lesson.  He can't stop living because he's made a mistake, no matter 
how serious it was.....

That doesn't really apply to the question of whether he's a murderer 
(or has it in him to be one).  I think the element of his trust for 
the prince does apply, however.

If someone you trust gives you advice, are you guilty for taking it?

ET















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