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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: McGonagall chastising Harry for gloating once Petigrew was caught was called out by several reviewers, citing that, given all the grief he and Sirius have been put through, and the fact that he has been bullied precisely ''because'' he believed Sirius' innocence, Harry has every right to gloat, and McGonagall has no place chastising him for it when she was among those who disputed Sirius' innocence in the first place.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: McGonagall [=McGonagall=] chastising Harry for gloating once Petigrew Pettigrew was caught was called out by several reviewers, citing that, given all the grief he and Sirius have been put through, and the fact that he has been bullied precisely ''because'' he believed Sirius' innocence, Harry has every right to gloat, and McGonagall [=McGonagall=] has no place chastising him for it when she was among those who disputed Sirius' innocence in the first place.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: McGonagall chastising Harry for gloating once Petigrew was caught was called out by several reviewers, citing that, given all the grief he and Sirius have been put through, and the fact that he has been bullied precisely ''because'' he believed Sirius' innocence, Harry has every right to gloat, and McGonagall has no place chastising him for it when she was among those who disputed Sirius' innocence in the first place.