[ SECRET POST #4423 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4423 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

OK, there's a literal sense in which it is an attempt to control Harry's life, but I don't think it's a pejorative in the way that we're using 'controlling' here. I don't think, you know, if my friend kept me from drinking poison, I don't think it would be justified to call them "controlling" for that.

[(Anonymous)]

Hermione is controlling.

Harry is defiant.

I don't care who is in the right or wrong. Clearly both qualities have their place. I'm just saying the two don't mix well.

[(Anonymous)]

If your friend contrived to have you involuntarily committed because of your alcohol addiction, you would be entirely justified in calling them controlling. They stopped you from drinking the poison, and also they were controlling. It's not an either/or situation.

[(Anonymous)]

If your friend contrived to have you involuntarily committed because of your alcohol addiction, you would be entirely justified in calling them controlling.

That seems like an over-strong analogy...