Given her response to the previous question, Dahlia wasn't entirely sure how she felt about the situation as a whole. No one knew exactly what Dumbledore was thinking or how he felt about the secrets in which he had been meant to bear. Would Harry Potter have wanted to know about it all from the very start. These were things no one could answer except the two men in question... and answers weren't going to be coming from them anymore.

As a small eleven year old first year herself, would she want to know if she HAD to die to save everyone else? Truthfully, no. She really didn't think she would. Knowing you're going to HAVE to die... that's scary. It's a burden too big to carry... and to place that upon the shoulders of a boy that had no clue about anything in this magical world of theirs. Maybe Dumbledore was right in not telling him. At least when he was young.

Lia chewed at her lip, slowly raising her hand. "This is a hard decision to make. I feel like both sides are equally valid in their own right, when looked at a certain way. Right now, at eleven years old... I personally think knowing that I HAD to die in order to save everyone else... I don't think I could handle it. It should be a choice to make on one's own." Or maybe not. Given the time to consider it, if she had to choose between herself and her family, she would choose them. Without a doubt she knew she would do anything she had to do, if it meant they were safe.