[ SECRET POST #4423 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4423 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, if Sirius and Harry had actually had time to develop their relationship into something more familial, I'd be willing to claim incest on moral grounds. But Sirius was more of a cool friend/mentor to Harry than a parent, and Harry was Sirius' dead best friend's son that he wanted to do right by.

Now, I'm squicked by the relationship because of the age difference, and because any attraction that Sirius had to Harry would have been based on his being a substitute for James. Which isn't incest, but I don't like it.

[philstar22]

I don't know if I'd call it outright incest. But it does toe the line in ways that personally hit my squick. If nothing else, Sirius does seem to view Harry as his son.

[(Anonymous)]

Most of the time, Sirius seems to view Harry as James 2.0, and occasionally as James 1.0.

[(Anonymous)]

Not really, Molly Weasley.

[(Anonymous)]

There's like a whole page at the beginning of book 4, I think, about Harry wishing he had a parent to talk to about his problems, and then he delightedly realizes he has sirius now, and immediately dashes off a letter to him.

You can believe the relationship was underdeveloped or not care and ship it anyway, but it is 100% textual canon that Harry thinks of Sirius in a parental capacity.

[(Anonymous)]

Godparental.

[ibbity]

This is technically true but I know what they mean...even if it isn't actually a "family" relationship in terms of blood or legality (? unless godparent is a role with legal standing under wizard-law), there are relationships that feel like family and so it gives that squicky feeling to think about them turning sexual.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm just imagining Harry turning to the camera to make it explicitly clear that he's treating Sirius as a mentor in a specifically godparental role that's totally dissimilar to a parental role