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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DM-Rocco" data-source="post: 3663605" data-attributes="member: 14451">After some thought, I change my mind on Harry Potter.  I think throughout the first 6 books Harry is Chaotic Good, but in the last book I think he made the change to Lawful Good.  I think this is evident in the change of heart towards the Malfoys.  Whether or not he trusted them, he did save Draco from the demon fire.  As much as I personal would have let those three die, and long before this book.  He chose to save Draco's and Goyles life (and even Crab's, even if he was too late), even when they were trying to kill him and his friends.  I think that, coupled with his desire NOT to gain the power of the hallows for personal use, and his choice to disarm Voldemort instead of trying to kill him and even his willingness to give him one last chance to turn back from his evil ways has turned him into Lawful Good in the end.I still think that Ron is neutral good, hermione is lawful good leaning toward neutral good (but not quite there) Voldemort is Chaotic evil and Snape is True Neutral (never evil, he only has one concern, his love for Lily.  In spite of his, at times what seems like, hatred towards Potter, it is really a re-living of his feelings for James Potter.  He loves Harry as much as lily, just can't express it.  He is niether good nor evil.  Neither Chaotic nor Lawful.  He just is.</blockquote>