[ SECRET POST #3215 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3215 ⌋

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04. [SPOILERS for Undertale]



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05. [SPOILERS for Ancillary Mercy]



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06. [SPOILERS for Great British Bake Off, series 6]



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Comments

Re: Question

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I think in terms of their judgment, in terms of what they believe to be true, it's a question of judgment. It's not a betrayal of their friend if they really believe the friend did the crime.

But you would hope that the friends would believe the friend had at least some good reason for the murder & stand by the friend. You have to hang tight. That's my opinion.

Re: Question

[philstar22]

It was after the person had been convicted that they were then found innocent. This was one of those Potter fics where everyone betrays Harry, only in this case he was sent to Azkaban because everyone though he had used the killing curse. The evidence pointed to him, he was convicted. Later it was discovered that polyjuice and some sort of coercion potion had been used, but no one knew that at the time.

Re: Question

[(Anonymous)]

I think that's a case where Harry would be kind of right in being upset. Like, it's a situation where you should have enough faith in the guy.

Or at least not to abandon him entirely. Stand by him at least a little.

Re: Question

[(Anonymous)]

Without knowing which specific fic you're referring to, I actually think that in HP fic it often is betrayal on the part of his friends. Most of those fics that I've read are set some time after PoA came out and Sirius (when alive) and Remus are among those who turn their backs on Harry.

Given that Sirius was framed himself and Remus had already turned his back on a friend who was framed. Ron and Hermione should a) know Harry better than that and b) they were there when Harry was falsily accused of a shitton of things, from being the Heir to cheating in the Triwizard Tournament to all of fifth year. Even if their is evidence, they know that powerful people want to get rid of Harry and that lying isn't above them. (Also I think it's terribly OOC for Ron, Hermione and Sirius to turn their back on Harry, but that's a different discussion.)

Also, Veritaserum is a thing in the HP verse. They can find out for sure if he's innocent or not by giving him Veritaserum at his trial. But in most of those fics his trial, if he gets one, is a sham and no one makes a fuss about it.