The ethics of loyalty and betrayal from "summary" of The Ultimate Harry Potter and Philosophy by William Irwin,Gregory Bassham
Loyalty and betrayal are central themes in the Harry Potter series, shaping the moral landscape of the wizarding world. Loyalty is portrayed as a virtue, something that binds individuals together and drives them to protect one another, often at great personal risk. Betrayal, on the other hand, is seen as a grave sin, a betrayal of trust that can have devastating consequences.
The concept of loyalty is exemplified in the unbreakable bond between Harry, Ron, and Hermione. They stand by each other through thick and thin, facing danger and adversity together as they fight against the forces of darkness. This loyalty is not just a matter of convenience or self-interest; it is a deep, abiding commitment to one another that transcends individual differences and personal ambitions.
Betrayal, on the other hand, is shown to have far-reaching consequences. Characters like Peter Pettigrew and Severus Snape betray their friends and allies, causing immense harm and suffering in the process. Their actions are not just morally wrong; they also have a corros...
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