[HPforGrownups] Re: Views of Hermione.
Lana
unicornspride at centurytel.net
Sun Oct 29 23:01:54 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 160612
>Leah wrote:
>Marietta is a young girl brought up by a Ministry employee, who
>believes what the Ministry says is right. So do a number of older
>and possibly wiser people, such as Percy Weasley, Cornelius Fudge
>and the Auror Dawlish to name but a few. She is scared and she >does
>wrong, for which action you would be happy to see her dead.
Lana writes:
I agree that Marietta believes what she did was right, but betraying her "friends" was very wrong. I do not agree with Hermiones choice not to reverse the hex once things were finished, however, Hermione was probably still very upset that the group was betrayed. I am not sure what teenage girl would have reversed it. Girls can be and always will be vindictive when pushed to betrayal point.
>Leah wrote:
>And having a daughter who suffered from acne during her teenage
>years, I'm a bit tired of reading post after post referring to that
>condition as if it were no more than the odd freckle. It is a
>disfiguring condition and Marietta is, in Rowling's own
>words, 'horribly disfigured'.
Lana writes:
Please don't take this the wrong way, but... having acne isn't the end of the world. Hermione could have done way worse than putting "sneak" across the snitchs (in this case Mariettas) face. And it can be cured by going to the hex wing of the hospital. I am VERY sure that the healers there can and will take care of the problem. After all.. they healed Arthur Weasley. Took time, but they did it. Certainly they can get rid of the "acne" created by a hex of a teenager.
Hugs, Lana
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