[ SECRET POST #2867 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2867 ⌋

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Comments

[nyxelestia]

I never understand people who complain about Harry's behavior in that book. I was in like fifth grade when the book came out, and even not having heard of things like PTSD yet, it seemed pretty obvious to me that Harry was still hurting/traumatized from the events of the fourth book, and then getting relentless attack propaganda thrown at him on top of that.

I mean, yeah, he made a huge mistake that got someone killed, I'm not even denying that. But for fuck's sake, people were pinning their hopes and impressions about an entire war on a traumatized teenager, who still spent the better part of the year trying to help people (i.e. teaching the DA) and dealing with the war as it was happening (i.e. Nagini's attack on Arthur). What the fuck did they expect?