Comments on: Harry’s Anger http://thehogshead.org/harrys-anger-124/ Harry Potter News and Commentary Sat, 20 Mar 2010 06:15:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Deborah http://thehogshead.org/harrys-anger-124/comment-page-1/#comment-11451 Deborah Mon, 07 Aug 2006 20:14:00 +0000 http://swordofgryffindor.com/2006/05/04/harrys-anger/#comment-11451 I don't know if this comment will post where I want it, so I appologize if this comment doesn't flow with the train of thought like usual. For some reason I am unable to find a "make a comment" section to the "Order of the Pheonix Filming" article. Therefore, I am commenting at one site with the name of the desired site hoping that it posts correctly. I just really wanted to say this and see what you all think as well. I read the link about Helena Bonham Carter playing the part of Bellatrix and I was exstatic. I think she will do a great job! She is quirky enough to do the job justice. What do you all think? I don’t know if this comment will post where I want it, so I appologize if this comment doesn’t flow with the train of thought like usual. For some reason I am unable to find a “make a comment” section to the “Order of the Pheonix Filming” article. Therefore, I am commenting at one site with the name of the desired site hoping that it posts correctly. I just really wanted to say this and see what you all think as well.

I read the link about Helena Bonham Carter playing the part of Bellatrix and I was exstatic. I think she will do a great job! She is quirky enough to do the job justice. What do you all think?

]]> By: jkr2 http://thehogshead.org/harrys-anger-124/comment-page-1/#comment-965 jkr2 Sun, 07 May 2006 03:22:53 +0000 http://swordofgryffindor.com/2006/05/04/harrys-anger/#comment-965 been thinking about this a bit. i'm reading a book on 'boys' (called 'he'll be ok. growing gorgeous boys into good men') and it occurred to me that ron had kind of done this transition in goblet already. now it's harry's turn. makes sense in a micro way as ron is that bit older than harry. jo been thinking about this a bit. i’m reading a book on ‘boys’ (called ‘he’ll be ok. growing gorgeous boys into good men’) and it occurred to me that ron had kind of done this transition in goblet already. now it’s harry’s turn. makes sense in a micro way as ron is that bit older than harry.

jo

]]> By: janet http://thehogshead.org/harrys-anger-124/comment-page-1/#comment-955 janet Sat, 06 May 2006 21:00:15 +0000 http://swordofgryffindor.com/2006/05/04/harrys-anger/#comment-955 Thanks, Travis -- I also find OOTP my favorite book and like "CAPSLOCKED Harry" -- finding myself in contrast with most everyone else in Potterland -- precisely *because* of the emotional reality, and the verisimilitude of capturing that moment in a teenager's life. (Also found it the book I couldn't put down on the first read -- because so much *happened*!) So just glad to see someone else appreciate it instead of slam it as well. --Janet Thanks, Travis — I also find OOTP my favorite book and like “CAPSLOCKED Harry” — finding myself in contrast with most everyone else in Potterland — precisely *because* of the emotional reality, and the verisimilitude of capturing that moment in a teenager’s life. (Also found it the book I couldn’t put down on the first read — because so much *happened*!) So just glad to see someone else appreciate it instead of slam it as well.

–Janet

]]> By: jkr2 http://thehogshead.org/harrys-anger-124/comment-page-1/#comment-924 jkr2 Sat, 06 May 2006 04:04:15 +0000 http://swordofgryffindor.com/2006/05/04/harrys-anger/#comment-924 totally agree, travis. if harry continued to be a nice wide eyed little boy after all that it would show his emotional range to be less even than ron's was assumed to be! an eye dropper perhaps? he also has never been taught healthy tools for dealing with his anger and frustration. there wasn't a whole lot of positive modelling in the dursley household was there? i think it's a real transitional experience and paves the way for a more mature harry in book 6 (and one assumes book 7). i also read it from the perspective of one who was as moody as h*ll at 14 and manage to be (mostly) quite grown up in my dealings with others nowadays.... totally agree, travis.

if harry continued to be a nice wide eyed little boy after all that it would show his emotional range to be less even than ron’s was assumed to be! an eye dropper perhaps?

he also has never been taught healthy tools for dealing with his anger and frustration. there wasn’t a whole lot of positive modelling in the dursley household was there?

i think it’s a real transitional experience and paves the way for a more mature harry in book 6 (and one assumes book 7).

i also read it from the perspective of one who was as moody as h*ll at 14 and manage to be (mostly) quite grown up in my dealings with others nowadays….

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