Being Good and Evil (was:Re: Harry's arrogance (was Evil Snape)

phoenixgod2000 jmrazo at hotmail.com
Mon Jun 26 23:22:25 UTC 2006


No: HPFGUIDX 154400


> Betsy Hp:

> 
> It's interesting though, because I think Draco has the harder path 
> to walk and so may end up wiser than Harry.  After all, Harry hasn't 
> had to question his definitions of good and evil.  All of his 
> friends are good and all of his foes are evil.  It's been easy for 
> him.  While Draco is having to question his assumptions, Harry seems 
> quite safe in keeping his.


Or you could look at it as Draco is taking longer to reach a stage of 
wisdom that harry obtained a long time ago.  Of the two of them, I 
would say that Harry has had the 'easier' route because his judgement 
of friends and enemies has been better than Draco's (lets just compare 
Ron/Hermione with Crabbe/Goyle to test that theory), and when he is 
wrong he shifts gears pretty quickly.  Draco has stuck to wrong 
assumptions for quite a long time. if he is changing then he's doing it 
at a glacial pace.

Phoenixgod2000









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