Jo's OWN Words about Political and Religious Overtones in the Books
sistermagpie
sistermagpie at earthlink.net
Mon Jul 30 14:35:25 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 173760
Kathryn:
> She also talks about the politics of the books, an element which
has always jumped out at me, because I am much more political than I
am religious. I think the Slytherins as Jews argument can be put
(somewhat) to rest, as she clearly says that Muggles (IF ANYONE) in
the books would be the persucuted people.
Magpie:
The Slytherins as Jews argument doesn't have to be put to rest because
it was never made. It was a misunderstanding of an entirely different
point, one that acknowledged that obviously Muggle-borns are the
persecuted people. Could we please stop repeating it as if it were
ever advanced by anyone?
-m
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