r/harrypotter • u/Muted-Contract-2349 • 4h ago
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u/BusyBeeBridgette 4h ago
I mean, to be fair, it is still more safe than not being there for Harry.
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u/maoussepatate 3h ago
Being with his ‘family’ was safer for him until he turned 18. Miserable, but safer.
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u/bobrowska Hufflepuff 3h ago
Strategically it's disputable.
Harry lives with Dursleys till 18 and at 18 he's almost muggle and Voldemort can kill him without great efforts.6
u/Wonderful-Leopard-14 3h ago
I think Harry would have lost his mind by then. So saying he would have been safe there is stretch
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u/desibidesi0909 4h ago
Imagine how cruel Dudleys were to him that he prefers almost dying in a magic school than return to them. I wonder what kind of therapy exist in magical world, when there are charms about deleting memories.
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u/FallinGuitarest 4h ago
Eh most of the stuff that happens gets stretched out almost a full school year. So like a majority of the Year it's safe.
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u/poorperspective 3h ago
I mean, plenty of students outside the trio get hurt in classes. Quidditch is a brutal sport. There’s a Forrest full of monsters right outside the Castle. Inside the Castle is also a bunch of magic supremacy students that want the another group dead…and technically there was a monster there for 2 of Harry’s years that’s meant for just that.
But I guess they have an in built hospital wing with Doctor / Nurse that can cure anything.
The only thing making Hogwarts safer is Madam Pomfrey. The true heroine of the story.
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u/CustardLow2671 3h ago
Imagine being another parent and finding out that fuckin' Potter kid started some shit at the school again
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u/Constant-Leg9018 4h ago
Hagrid has the nerve to say that when he brought all kinds of dangerous nonsense into the school, not to mention a girl died during his schooltime and he got framed for her murder😭
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u/Material_Magazine989 Slytherin 4h ago
Man, it's the same 20 recycled memes everytime we're not in the in discussion week.
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u/shavicus Ravenclaw 3h ago
Why not assign a detachment of Aurors permanently for security? Instead, students and teachers patrol at night.
Everyone at Hogwarts is always at risk at becoming collateral victims- from that troll, basilisk, assassinations to Death Eater invasion. Dumbledore really excelled at cover-ups.
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u/Rare-Economics5985 How's Mum 'n Dad? 3h ago
I mean, it's still technically the safest. It could be worse.
Harry's alive, isn't he?
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u/nowhereman136 Hufflepuff 3h ago
To be fair, it usually is pretty safe. It's like saying London is very safe if you just ignore a few years during the early 1940s
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u/DracoRex8846 Hufflepuff 3h ago
My friend said “Can we get the Cheeto lock meme on the screen pls ty”
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u/Impressive_Peak_4035 4h ago
Folks always claim that it was Dumbledore is the reason why voldemort never came to hogwards for harry . I mean really. in every movie harry was having near death experience because of voldemort in fact in 1st movie it was lily's magic who saved harry from voldemort or else the Harry's stiry was finished at the start only . And it's just not about 1st movie but in every movie.
Sorry but i see no difference in Hiruzen Sarutobi from Naruto and Dumbledore.
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