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No: HPFGUIDX 173296

Maeg:
> Lupin is another example of the twisted thinking behind  
> dehumanization. If you're unfortunate enough to have a father with 
> an affliction that makes him less than human, it's better for you 
> if he's dead. And better still if your mother, who made such a 
> terrible mistake in loving him and conceiving a child by him, is 
> dead, too.  That way you can be raised by a "proper" wizarding family 
> so we can conveniently forget your tainted past and therefore you'll 
> be happy.  Assuming you're turn out to be a wizard, not a werewolf....
> 
> The only heroic role for Lupin is death? That's just a big bowl of  
> wrong.

SSSusan:
Sorry, but why does *that* have to be the 'message' that one takes from 
situation?  

How about a much plainer but still true one:  'War sucks'

Bad things happen in real life which have no 'message' attached to 
them.  To assume that because this is a work of fiction that every 
single character's outcome has a message about what the author feels or 
believes about that person seems a stretch to me.

Siriusly Snapey Susan