[ SECRET POST #5021 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5021 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I’m glad to disagree. Post-Azkaban Sirius had sterling intentions, but began psychologically crumbling as soon as he didn’t have an immediate life-and-death situation to solve. Not without cause or anything, but he was suicidally reckless and encouraged Harry to be reckless too. If his friends had gotten him therapy instead of locking him in his mother’s house to slowly lose touch with reality, he might have been able to be a good parent someday. As it was, he could barely stand being responsible for himself, let alone for someone who wasn’t really James no matter how much he wanted him to be.

[philstar22]

And personally I think at that point Harry was going to be involved anyway and Sirius just wanted him to be prepared whereas Molly wanted to coddle Harry and keep in the dark when she wasn't his mother and had no right to do so. But I do get why lots of people disagree.