• Viceversa
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    7 days ago

    To me, her cause seemed just. That was my insight from the books.

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      7 days ago

      Yes, you think it seems just, but the books don’t treat it that way

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          7 days ago

          I don’t see how you could have that reading without just using your own morals but ok

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            6 days ago

            I was just a child, as a lot of other readers were at the time. My morals were just developing, I think. I was very suggestible and impressionable.

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      I stopped reading half way though the books, but I had assumed that the SPEW storyline would come back up later and vindicate Hermione. I was very surprised when I heard it never got brought back up. The last word on that story line was that House Elves were a natural slave race and Hermione was wasting her time challenging that. If you read Hermione’s cause as just, that’s because you have better morals then Rowling.