Who is Harry's guardian?
Janette
jnferr at gmail.com
Mon Sep 18 02:52:10 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 158417
> Magpie:
> It's got nothing to do with Sirius being a bad guardian, or
> the correct way to deal with an orphan, it's got to do with
> Dumbledore's plans for the Chosen One. He's not choosing the
> best home for Harry as a child, he's placing him under what
> he thinks is the best protection against a Death Eaters,
> with an eye towards Harry killing Voldemort later. It's not
> even, imo, a question of the lesser of two evils because the
> alternative evil is all potential. Dumbledore is really
> choosing between alternative protections for Harry--does he
> grow up with a wizard under whatever other protections they
> could work out (the kind of situation he lives with when he
> goes to the Weasleys), or does he grow up under the blood
> protection?
And if we remember his conversation with Harry later (in OotP???),
he had been quite dispassionately weighing up the pros and cons,
and did not expect to become as attached to Harry as he later
became - Harry as a babe was a piece in a game of wizard chess
that DD was playing - Harry as a teenager was loved and admired
by DD to the extent that DD risked making a wrong move...
montims
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