For the Greater Good, Revisited, a reading group look back at DH and its Dumbledore revelations |
 Jul 20 2008, 08:49 AM
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For the Greater Good, Revisited:
Dumbledore through the Ages Dumbledore takes us on quite the roller-coaster ride through Deathly Hallows -- and he's not even alive! But it's obvious from the earliest chapters when we see his obituaries that while Dumbledore is gone, he's certainly not forgotten. Here are some things we learn about Dumbledore in this book:
With all that said, here are a few points to ponder to get us started: How did you feel about Dumbledore, once you'd learned about his past? Did it change your perception of him? Did Dumbledore see Harry as a chess pawn, to be discarded in order to win the match? To what extent was he pulling the strings all along? Did he continue to work "for the greater good" even after his own death? Do you think Dumbledore's own ambitions and aims changed over time? If so, how? Most importantly... now that you've had time to chew on what you thought you knew and what you learned about Dumbledore - has your opinion changed in the year since you first got the book in your hands? *with appreciation to The Rooftop Garden's DH read for this thread* This post has been edited by twiddlethosedials: Jul 20 2008, 08:58 AM --------------------  |
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