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  • For the Greater Good
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  • "For the Greater Good" is a short-story by Violet Gryffindor ; it was included in the 2009 Dobby Award-winning collaboration HPFF United.
  • "For the Greater Good" is a phrase that Gellert Grindelwald used to justify his horrific actions in the 1940s global wizarding war and it was engraved over the entrance of Nurmengard, the prison he constructed to house those who opposed him. It expressed his belief that what he was doing was to be of eventual benefit to everyone, but that a small number of people would have to suffer to bring these benefits about.
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Posted
  • 2009-05-13
Author
  • Violet Gryffindor
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  • "For the Greater Good"
Title
  • "For the Greater Good"
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  • "For the Greater Good" is a short-story by Violet Gryffindor ; it was included in the 2009 Dobby Award-winning collaboration HPFF United.
  • "For the Greater Good" is a phrase that Gellert Grindelwald used to justify his horrific actions in the 1940s global wizarding war and it was engraved over the entrance of Nurmengard, the prison he constructed to house those who opposed him. It expressed his belief that what he was doing was to be of eventual benefit to everyone, but that a small number of people would have to suffer to bring these benefits about.