... it makes sense. What doesn't make sense to me is flaming, hatred, unwillingess to accept another PoV. You? Most of the time you say, THIS would be true if they're only friends, but I think it implies more. That approach just makes sense!!
*nods* Peter's betrayal was... frightening. I think that THAT dynamic was very well shown and implied in the books.
Haha that's why I said teen hormones are AN argument for me. You put it very well - they ... led to some experimenting. What with all the Marauders extremely clever (even if one is misguided and a traitor and a coward! ahem.) I do believe they'd also be questioning sexual 'norms' the way they are questioning 'social' ones (e.g., Sirius rejecting his family, Remus being shown that the rejection of werewolves is not as universal, etc., etc.)
<333 Eh. Both Remus and Sirius are characters who've been hurt very, very deeply. If nothing else, some sense of fairness in me pokes and says that if they could have found a bit of peace, a bit of a step closer to 'happy' in each other? OH yes, that's a right thing!
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Date: 2008-03-01 08:02 am (UTC)*nods* Peter's betrayal was... frightening. I think that THAT dynamic was very well shown and implied in the books.
Haha that's why I said teen hormones are AN argument for me. You put it very well - they ... led to some experimenting. What with all the Marauders extremely clever (even if one is misguided and a traitor and a coward! ahem.) I do believe they'd also be questioning sexual 'norms' the way they are questioning 'social' ones (e.g., Sirius rejecting his family, Remus being shown that the rejection of werewolves is not as universal, etc., etc.)
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Eh. Both Remus and Sirius are characters who've been hurt very, very deeply. If nothing else, some sense of fairness in me pokes and says that if they could have found a bit of peace, a bit of a step closer to 'happy' in each other? OH yes, that's a right thing!