Deathly Hallows Book Discussion **LoTs Of Spoilers**

innerSpaceman · 07-29-2007, 11:31 PM

Hmmm, I'll buy that. Perhaps Harry's requirement being, well, really required was a key.

I still contend that other people might have really really really needed to find something that others have hidden, and that there's no big logical leap needed to go from "what a great place for me to hide things" to "what a great hiding place."

From what I understand, the Room of Requirement does not make a moral judgment. If Harry needed the diadem tiara to destory Voldemort, I don't believe the "Room" fullfills that request with any more preference than if someone needs the tiara because it perfectly matches the gown they're wearing to the Yule Ball.

07-29-2007, 11:31 PM	#11
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Hmmm, I'll buy that. Perhaps Harry's requirement being, well, really required was a key. I still contend that other people might have really really really needed to find something that others have hidden, and that there's no big logical leap needed to go from "what a great place for me to hide things" to "what a great hiding place." From what I understand, the Room of Requirement does not make a moral judgment. If Harry needed the diadem tiara to destory Voldemort, I don't believe the "Room" fullfills that request with any more preference than if someone needs the tiara because it perfectly matches the gown they're wearing to the Yule Ball.
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