[ SECRET POST #2262 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2262 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

and her attitude was treated as normal and proper by all the other house-elves that we see except for Dobby. even Kreacher isn't unhappy to be a slave, he just hates his master, and even that he arguably does out of commitment to his former master.

It was also considered normal that Crouch had no responsibility for Winky after he didn't want her any more--the system is designed to only care about Wizard's wishes.

Kreacher actually was unhappy to be a slave, he just didn't put it in those terms. He was upset that he was forced to be serving people he didn't want to serve. If there was some way for a House Elf to simply put in a request to choose a different master, that would protect House Elves. It would also make them not actually slaves, even if they thought of themselves as such.

So slavery even here is being shown as wrong because it takes away all power for these creatures capable of knowing what they want. Meanwhile wizards get conditioned to think it's fine to make these people suffer because their feelings aren't important and they want it that way.