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I don't think Hermione looks like she has any interest in supporting this. She's had 10+ years to step up and hasn't and she has a husband who would vehemently oppose any rights for GLBTs, so even if she offered to help, it wouldn't be genuine support, it would only for Harry's benefit and/or to get back on his good side. Her conscience seems to have withered along with her compassion.
I thought that they were passwords, but edited that portion of the comment for both length and non-spoiler reasons. It is extraordinarily creepy to choose those, as the first thought that came to mind was Horcruxes, followed by evil, death and pain. There is something askew if those are the passwords he thought up (and I suspect hasn't ever changed). But it reminds me of the passage when he describes the parts of himself that he hates, particularly those when he has dealt Mr. and Mrs. Weasel in the past.
THANK YOU! I don't think I could stand the suspense to long, but I never want to seem ungrateful or applying pressure!
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Re: CotG 37 (aka The Walls Come Tumbling Down) Part 2
Date: 2008-06-12 08:27 pm (UTC)I don't think Hermione looks like she has any interest in supporting this. She's had 10+ years to step up and hasn't and she has a husband who would vehemently oppose any rights for GLBTs, so even if she offered to help, it wouldn't be genuine support, it would only for Harry's benefit and/or to get back on his good side. Her conscience seems to have withered along with her compassion.
I thought that they were passwords, but edited that portion of the comment for both length and non-spoiler reasons. It is extraordinarily creepy to choose those, as the first thought that came to mind was Horcruxes, followed by evil, death and pain. There is something askew if those are the passwords he thought up (and I suspect hasn't ever changed). But it reminds me of the passage when he describes the parts of himself that he hates, particularly those when he has dealt Mr. and Mrs. Weasel in the past.
THANK YOU! I don't think I could stand the suspense to long, but I never want to seem ungrateful or applying pressure!