Oh, now you're all up with the "you never treated Harry as a son" stuff.
That really made me mad. He leaves Harry on their doorstep with only a letter to explain the situation. Despite being aware of the way they treated hiim, he never made time in his busy schedule to tell the Dursleys to stop with child abuse. And the reader is supposed to say, "Oh jolly good Albus, well done." Give me a break.
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Date: 2005-09-06 03:41 pm (UTC)That really made me mad. He leaves Harry on their doorstep with only a letter to explain the situation. Despite being aware of the way they treated hiim, he never made time in his busy schedule to tell the Dursleys to stop with child abuse. And the reader is supposed to say, "Oh jolly good Albus, well done." Give me a break.