Harrys attitudes to dying
kat7555
kat7555 at yahoo.com
Tue Jul 31 00:40:48 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 173876
> Geoff:
> I have just started my second read of DH but before I did, I
> re-read chapter 34 (The Forest Again). I am of the opinion
> that this is one of the best chapters JKR has written. Despite
> being the possessor of a Brit stiff upper lip, I was brought
> close to tears.
>
I totally agree with your opinion of the Forest Again. I cry every
time I read that chapter and I'm not someone who tears up when I read.
I think Harry doesn't fear death in the earlier books because he knows
noone will miss him if he dies. The Dursleys will never mourn him as
the Weasley family grieves for Fred. Harry also wants to avenge the
death of his parents and his godfather and if he dies that's the price
he is willing to pay.
Kathy Kulesza
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