It's so annoying. Harry doesn't develop at all. Even his Quidditch ability stays the same all through the series, and isn't that unconvincing.
Good point about the lack of cultural education for the Muggleborns. It's so typical of the Wizarding World that they neglect such an important part of education. It'd be in their own best interests to assimilate the Muggleborns as soon as possible, but they just seem to use their energies in hating them instead of doing something constructive to solve the "problem".
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Date: 2009-07-08 07:37 pm (UTC)It's so annoying. Harry doesn't develop at all. Even his Quidditch ability stays the same all through the series, and isn't that unconvincing.
Good point about the lack of cultural education for the Muggleborns. It's so typical of the Wizarding World that they neglect such an important part of education. It'd be in their own best interests to assimilate the Muggleborns as soon as possible, but they just seem to use their energies in hating them instead of doing something constructive to solve the "problem".