Hermione/Bill/The Weasleys
carolynwhite2
carolynwhite2 at aol.com
Sun Feb 20 14:06:48 UTC 2005
--- In HPFGU-Catalogue at yahoogroups.com, Sean Dwyer <ewe2 at a...> wrote:
I notice the general Weasleys catalogue isn't in the database
Carolyn, would a review be in order there? 90% of the Bill posts
included that cat and I noticed repeats of all the other Weasleys
where a general Weasleys would be more appropriate.
Carolyn:
As you notice later, the general Weasley category is 1.4.7.1 under
Family dynamics. I have just de-cluttered the Gred & Forge category
on the same principle - ie, only code to the twins where it really is
a detailed discussion about them, rather than their family
relationships.
Sean:
Back to that Granger person then. Does anyone else find Miss Whiplash
as insensitive as half the List?
Carolyn:
I was thinking of awarding you a medal, like Ginger, for tackling
this section; I can see a backlash is setting in already. Personally
I find her only a little less revolting than Molly, whom she closely
resembles - lucky for Ron then, he can fulfill the stereotype if the
inevitable pairing comes off. The more interesting question, IMO, is
what does this say about JKR's outlook on life.
Sean:
> Well, instead of doing my Granger, I've been naughty and started on
Arthur Weasley, and although I know technically 1.4.7.1 Weasleys is
under "Family Dynamics" the tendency to code for individual Weasleys
when considered as a group (either in terms of their internal
relationships, or more often as an example of having red hair for
instance), drives me to recode under 1.4.7.1 where at least general
Weasley stuff can be picked up. It might also be fairly said that
1.7.4.1 Weasley age gaps under the general Timelines header, is a
fair subject in itself, and should be a sub-category of Weasleys.
Occam's Razor made me do it (why code for 2 or 3 when you can code
for 1 :))
Carolyn:
I quite like this idea of moving the Weasley ages/age gap
controversies under Weasley family dynamics - what do other people
think?
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