Things are getting scary at Hogwarts. The unforgiveable curses are now used as a means against those that don’t do what they are told. Has Neville grown or what? Before in the first few books he was this shy and clumsy boy that always did bad in most of his studies and now he is talking back to deatheaters and the like Would fans views on SLytherin’s change if they were included in those that were behind Harry instead of only seen connected to the deatheaters Think the entrance to the Ravenclaw room really enbodys the curious side of the house that the students sorted there are meant to have . It is more then a straightforward answer. Think you could be wrong and yet still have good reasoning that the door would let you through. It is all how you reason it then the actual answer itself Thoughts on Harry hiding the truth from his friends. He must know he is trying to look out for the safety but should he feel as bad as he does about sort of lying to them?
I didn't care that Ginny shut Cho down even though fandom takes it as proof of Ginny's evil. Luna was a better choice as Cho had left the school last year and had no experience with the Carrows. Also, I like Cho well enough but Luna > Cho.
Harry quite clearly wants to avoid the coming battle, not because he is reluctant to fight, but rather because he feels personally responsible for all the deaths and injuries that would likely occur. He also sees this as being his own battle, and is extremely reluctant to involve others. He is clearly bewildered by the alacrity with which others seem to be taking up his cause, hardly realizing that so many other wizards are equally oppressed and have been searching for a banner to rally around. http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Muggles%27_Guide_to_Harry_Potter/Books/Deathly_Hallows/Chapter_29
this is one of my least favorite parts of harry's personality. probably because i'm a lot like that as well and i'm aware how frustrating it is to other people. i like ron's line in dh1: "you may be the chosen one, mate, but this is a whole lot bigger than that."
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Has Neville grown or what? Before in the first few books he was this shy and clumsy boy that always did bad in most of his studies and now he is talking back to deatheaters and the like
Would fans views on SLytherin’s change if they were included in those that were behind Harry instead of only seen connected to the deatheaters
Think the entrance to the Ravenclaw room really enbodys the curious side of the house that the students sorted there are meant to have . It is more then a straightforward answer. Think you could be wrong and yet still have good reasoning that the door would let you through. It is all how you reason it then the actual answer itself
Thoughts on Harry hiding the truth from his friends. He must know he is trying to look out for the safety but should he feel as bad as he does about sort of lying to them?
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http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Muggles%27_Guide_to_Harry_Potter/Books/Deathly_Hallows/Chapter_29
this is one of my least favorite parts of harry's personality. probably because i'm a lot like that as well and i'm aware how frustrating it is to other people. i like ron's line in dh1: "you may be the chosen one, mate, but this is a whole lot bigger than that."
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