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Once again, the pocket Sneakoscope is
Harry reacting only to an enemy's words (Draco's) rather than listening to his friends' advice as Ron suggests, not only shows his immaturity here, but it will be seen again in later books. In ''Deathly Hallows'', when Rita Skeeter publishes a controversial book about Dumbledore, highlighting some dark secrets in his past, and after listening to several other peoples' aspersions regarding the late Headmaster, Harry becomes so disappointed in the man he admired and thought he knew that he rejects any other reasonable explanation. Rather than weigh evidence both for and against an argument, he instead becomes fixated on this small portion in Dumbledore's life, ignoring the great man that Albus became. This pattern is also seen when Harry learns about a disappointing episode involving his father, James, during his youth. Harry, for a time, will only focus on this event in his father's life, ignoring others' accounts about the good man James chose to become. Harry has yet to learn that people can not only overcome their past misdeeds, but they can become even greater due to them.
McGonagall confiscating the Firebolt starts another rift within the Trio. Harry and Ron both feel that Hermione has unfairly deprived Harry of his new broom. Hermione will be proven correct that Sirius Black sent it. She is also correct that it could be jinxed and unsafe to fly on, though it will eventually be found jinx-free. Harry learns later that Sirius sent it only as a gift to his godson. However, Harry and Ron are behaving childishly, and they can only see the Firebolt's loss, rather than the legitimate reasons behind it being confiscated and
It is also probable that the reason for not sending the Firebolt back to the factory for analysis is involved here. Likely, analysis at the factory, by
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