Harry's **revengeful, evil and unforgiving nature** WAS: Re: muggle baiting

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> Sherry now:
> 
> I do not believe Harry would have found it funny if the Dursleys 
had been
> the muggles tormented at the world cup.  Remember how he saved 
Dudley from
> the dementors?  Sure, dementors are far worse than being flipped 
upside
> down, but I think Harry would have been very uncomfortable and 
unhappy and
> disgusted if it had happened to the Dursleys.  He didn't even think 
it was
> funny when it happened to Snape as done by James in the pensieve 
memory.  I
> think there is hope for Harry, and he's not as blasé as you might 
think.  


Alla:

Don't forget that right before that Dudley mocked Harry's nightmares 
and still Harry's **saving people thing** worked even to save his 
**relative** who tormented him for years. ( I put relative in 
astericks, because to me family means something very different)

Harry fails many times in the books and I love him for that, but so 
far he never refuses to save people who treated him like absolute 
crap, IMO.

Oh, and of course let's not forget Harry feeling pity for Tom Riddle. 
YES, it was very brief, but I find the fact that this kid could feel 
pity for the monster who killed his parents to be fascinating. I 
don't know if I could have done that if G-d forbid my parents were 
killed.


I think that he will save Snape in book 7 too, which is too bad, 
really. Hehe. At least hopefully JKR will fulfill my wish and would 
write **one** scene with Snape suffering and helpless. Please, JKR? 
Please? :)

Alla,
very bloodfirsty one, especially when it comes to Snape. ;)