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Vulnerability As Narrative Reclamation
- Vulnerability can reclaim your narrative after trauma and shift public focus to the survivor.
- Vanessa compares the Stanford victim's published response to Harry's refusal of Slytherin, both choosing their own story over being defined by the perpetrator.
Choosing Identity Over Victimhood
- Harry's rejection of Slytherin is framed as an active choice not to be defined by victimhood.
- Casper ties this choice to Harry's fame, orphanhood, and remaining influence of Voldemort as reasons he might default toward power-seeking identity.
Power Leaks Reveal Mutual Dependence
- Vulnerability reveals mutual dependence and reshapes authority within Hogwarts' rituals.
- Discussion of Nearly Headless Nick, Filch, Dumbledore's absurd words, and the school's chaos shows power frequently leaks and others must step in.


