The Kiss
Susan McGee
Schlobin at aol.com
Thu Dec 21 02:52:24 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 7473
--- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, Penny & Bryce Linsenmayer
<pennylin at s...> wrote:
> Hi --
>
> naama wrote:
>
> > AND, I've just remembered, she broke down hysterically (!) when
she
> > realized that RON forgave her. When Harry showed he wasn't angry
with
> > her wasn't all that moved (as I recall, I don't have my copy here
> > right now).
>
> Harry was never really angry with her in the first place -- not too
much
> anyway. Not long after the Firebolt was confiscated, he's thinking
that
> he knew she meant well, and he was hoping they could make it up
soon.
> By the time stubborn Ron got around to forgiving her, Harry &
Hermione
> had more or less already made their peace.
>
> > Naama, surprised to find herself an H/R shipper.
>
> That's okay -- we'll forgive you anyway. <g>
>
> > I think you've forgotten Fleur's sister, Gabrielle. It was
> > mainly because of her that he was the last to return (not to
mention
> > almost drowned). His "moral fibre" was exemplified precisely by
> > helping a person who was completely UNrelated to him, and
moreover,
> > WAS related to one of his competitors.
> >
> I didn't forget Fleur's sister. My main point was just that *if*
there
> was a slash element to be found in the fact that Ron was
Harry's "thing
> he'd miss most," then that theory is a bit undercut by the fact
that he
> didn't take Ron immediately to the surface before trying to rescue
the
> others.
>
Nonsense (she said politely). He was showing moral fiber. He already
knew that Ron was safe -- he'd rescued him. Harry is the hero. He's
always trying to do the "right thing". And Cho is mostly fantasy --
didn't JKR say that the characters would mostly be interested in
those who were wrong for them? Whereas Hermione is really a friend.
Which is why he turned first to Hermione. He doesn't really have a
relationship with Cho. Just fantasies about her and some sexual
attraction.
Susan
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