James and Harry and DD WAS: Re: Christian Forgiveness and Snape
Seraphina
cat_batya at yahoo.com
Wed Jan 31 00:42:28 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 164339
Carol:
> Dumbledore alone, I think, really understands that Harry must not
> overestimate his abilities and powers, especially before they're
> developed. He can only fully understand who he is and why he's
> special by being taught gradually about his mother's sacrifice and
> the Prophecy and the powers within his scar, which even DD doesn't
> fully understand yet. An innocent, humble Harry has a greater chance
> of survival than a Harry raised to view himself at the savior of the
> WW.
One thing that I find interesting is that perhaps the reason that DD
found it necessary to leave Harry with the Dursleys outside of blood
protection was that he knew he would face many hardships growing up
and that it was necessary as part of his training to save the WW. If
not for that training would he ever really have been able to do
anything more than be selfless and courageous?
Seraphina
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