Oh yes--I didn't mean to imply that Harry was only interested in Seamus as a follower and not a friend. I think he was more interested in him as a friend too. But still, Seamus was obviously showing signs of wanting to talk throughout the year and Harry refused to meet him halfway. The only way for Seamus to make up with him was to fully support Harry and that, to me, just isn't really a friendship. It would be different if Seamus had actually done something wrong, but it was weird the way he didn't really have anything to apologize for, but in the end whatever his feelings were just didn't matter. It was all on Harry's terms. If I were Seamus the message I would get was that Harry was possibly still a guy with a lot of admirable qualities, but that you couldn't really have an equal relationship with him.