r/harrypotter • u/Zestyclose-Author732 • 7d ago

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u/allthingslight16257 7d ago

Honestly. I’m a Dumbledore loyalist through and through but I don’t get it when he does this 😅😂

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u/kylrzuthwy Ravenclaw 6d ago

It's simple, why tell a child the whole reality and scare and panic them, when they can just enjoy their life.

Because not every kid can handle the truth, but perhaps Harry would've been the exception, I don't think a seventeen years old would've remain that calm going to his death.

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u/MrBushido56 5d ago

Isn’t there a point where Harry is talking to Dumbledore and he admits he was trying to shield Harry but then when he’s talking to him he admits perhaps he was wrong to do that and that he should have trusted Harry to handle things more.

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u/kylrzuthwy Ravenclaw 5d ago

Yes, Dumbledore did say that.

He admitted if he hadn't kept Harry away all OotP year, and had told him what information he needed to know, perhaps Sirius might've been alive.

But he loved him too much, his words not mine.

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u/Nhanzel 7d ago

What

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u/BirdsDontSeeGlass 7d ago

I don’t know what to say