[ SECRET POST #3365 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3365 ⌋

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Comments

[philstar22]

That's totally fine. This is just a thing for me. I don't like feeling like we're supposed to think bad actions by characters are actually good. I've felt this way about other fandoms too. And I think other authors who use a limited POV have still managed to make it clear that the action is actually bad even if the POV character doesn't think so.

[(Anonymous)]

This is interesting. I don't share the sentiment, but I see where you're coming from. I feel like JKR did allow her own prejudices and pettiness filter through Harry at times. The reason I think it doesn't work for her as it would other authors is that Harry is supposed to be this almost Christlike hero figure, so any pettiness on his part feels magnified.

[(Anonymous)]

Then my best mate Asshat McClown stole the Golden MacGuffin from right under her nose! It was so awesome! (And also stealing is bad.)

Alternatively, we trust people to know what is good and bad behaviour, rather than spelling it out for them like children.