[ SECRET POST #2696 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2696 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yup, because if Harry learned anything from Snape is how healthy it is to hold grudges!

What books did you read??? lol

[diet_poison]

really?

letting go of a grudge =/= naming your kid after someone

[loracarol]

There's a difference between "learning how to let go of a grudge" and "naming your kid after someone who tormented you and your friends growing up because ~forgiveness".

Like, a mountain of difference.

You can forgive someone, and move on from a grudge without naming your kid after them.

[ceebeegee]

But that's his choice. Can we not allow him that? He'd thought about it and decided that was how he was going to honor Snape. Harry doesn't strike me as some kind of victim who would mindlessly cheer on "yes, yes, of course I should name my kid after him!" He's HATED Snape forever. He decided to move on, and he'd obviously thought about what Snape had meant to the arc of his life (ugh, horrible phrasing but I think I've made my point clear).