YMMV / Harry Crow

• Ron the Death Eater:
  • Definitely Dumbledore, who by the end is all too happy to let Harry die for his own gain, even though the goblins remove the fragment of Voldemort's soul in his head before he even gets to Hogwarts.
  • Also Ron himself to an extent; he plays an antagonistic role through most of the story, and is generally portrayed as gluttonous, uncouth and academically on par with Crabbe and Goyle. Though he at least manages to get over the "antagonistic" part.
• Strawman Has a Point: After Harry attacks and physically injures ten girls who were threatening Hermione, Snape argues that a first-year should not be allowed to carry a knife, and that he needs to be reined in before "the next thing he kills isn't a troll, but another student". Snape gets ignored because Harry was never intending to actually kill anybody and what he did was perfectly acceptable for a goblin.

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