Caring about people

[jkoney65]

No: HPFGUIDX 184572

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "montavilla47" 
<montavilla47 at ...> wrote:
>> Speaking about that idea of a traitor in Dumbledore's
> Camp... I wonder if that was supposed to explain why
> Harry refuses to confide in anybody about the Horcrux
> Hunt?  Were we supposed to wonder if Lupin was really
> ESE?  If so, then it might have worked--if Harry hadn't
> categorically refused to consider that idea.    If he had
> worried about a possible traitor, then I wouldn't have
> been left gnashing my teeth when he told Lupin to 
> take a hike or ask Bill for advice about breaking into
> the bank that Bill worked for.

Jack-A-Roe:
I skipped the beginning because I pretty much agree with Carol (mark 
this day down) on the reasoning for Snape telling Voldemort.

I think Harry didn't tell anyone because Dumbledore told him not to 
tell anyone but Ron & Hermione. Even when he was feeling "betrayed" 
it felt more like he was a puppy that just got smacked for doing 
something wrong and trying figure out what it was.

This is after all Harry's journey. Part of that journey is to see 
Dumbledore as a human being not some perfect all powerful wizard.

I think of it as when you are growing up and find out that your dad 
isn't superman.