I don't think he thinks she deserved it, merely that she was taking too many risks and finally suffered negative consequences as a result. He specifically says to Harry in that scene something to the effect that there's nothing necessarily wrong with being curious but "we should exercise caution with our curiosity." I got the impression he meant because it's risky, not because it's wrong.
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Date: 2006-01-31 10:17 pm (UTC)