SHIP evidence?(was: Re: Katie Leung as Cho Chang)

[elady25]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "Kimberly Roth" <twinslove at m...>
wrote:
> It seems that Cuaron has increased the relationship between not
>   only Ron and Hermione, but with Harry and Hermione too.  She just
seems to be holding onto both of them
>   a lot, but of course, that is all through trailers so maybe it is
not like that in the movie.  I remember Hermione
>   fighting a lot during both books, PoA and GoF, which I just got
done reading again, but in GoF, it was more
>   about Ron's jealousy.  
>   Don't get me wrong..I love a good romance, even if they do seem
ill-matched,
>   personality-wise. (i.e. when she gets disgusted at Ron for eating
like a
>   pig. I see her more compatible with Harry).>>
>   See, I think the same way! I just see Hermione and Harry together.
 Now someone
>   on the book list said that is just getting the chemistry of the
two actors on
>   the movies mixed up with the real characters in the book.  Maybe
they are right,
>   but when I read the books, Hermione reminds me of Lily, Harry's
mother, and therefore
>   I could see him falling in love with her in the end.  Kind of like
how James fell in
>   love with Lily... Like father, like son... James' friends are
always saying how Harry
>   is a lot like his dad.  I could maybe see Ron as Hermione's first
boyfriend, but 
>   not in the long run.  Of course, that is just my opinion and I
know that is a big
>   debate among some fans.  I just keep reminding myself that this is
not a romance
>   novel. LOL! 
  Kimberly
> 
> 
> 
imamommy:

Boy, we all love this topic!  I am personally an H&H shipper, and was
delighted to see this still shot frome PoA
http://mugglethai.com/galleries/poa/poapic61.jpg
They sure do look googly-eyed!  I know, I know, it's not any kind of
real proof, but even in CoS (particularly the scene when Harry first
sees Hermione in Diagon Alley and she fixes his glasses) I got an
inkling that either the actors had more chemistry than they were
supposed to, or else they were playing some subtext.  I keep hoping
that one day Harry will wake up and figure out she's perfect for him!  

Maybe this belongs on the book list, but while I'm on the subject, my
husband (much to my chagrin) has formed the unromantic opinion that
romantic feelings will be inconsequential in the final outcome of the
story.  He thinks it's in there just as part of growing up, but that
it is not very important.  One way or another, I hope he's      wrong,
because I like a little true love thrown in to an adventure story.

imamommy