R/H vs.H/H-Theory (wasFanfic Ships)
Kimberly
moongirlk at yahoo.com
Tue Dec 26 22:09:05 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 7837
--- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, morine10 at a... wrote:
> As for my theory....
> I could be totally off-base but from what I've observed since
joining this
> group it seems those that are H/H-ers are much more vocal (about
everything,
> not just their ship preference). This to me is a Hermione trait.
She
> participates at every opportunity and she always has an answer or
comment.
> Whereas, the R/H-ers seem to remain quiet until something really
strikes them
> (and then you can't get them to shut up <g>). This is more Ron's
style.
>
> I feel that I relate more to the character of Ron than Hermione.
While I do
> love her, aside from doing well in school I am nothing like
Hermione. I have
> much more in common with the wisecracking, laid-back, slightly
insecure,
> adorable <vbg>, Ron.
>
> Do the other (what are we up to, three or four?) R/H-ers feel they
relate
> more to Ron? Do the H/H-ers relate to Hermione?
>
> Just wondering,
> -Mo
>
Mo,
That's really an interesting theory, and in my case it pans out
completely. I have much more of a Ron-type personality. I never had
the kind of assertive thing that Hermione does. And as a kid I never
much felt the need to participate until and unless something grabbed
me (as my unadulterated enthusiasm for Ron and the Weasleys in general
grabs me). Which I guess is why lately it seems I can't shut up to
save my life. Ron's perspective in the books is the one that I
identify with most. Or if not Ron, Ginny or Neville even before Harry
*or* Hermione.
I can't identify too much with Harry, as I've never been a hero, nor
have I had the kind of scrutiny or expectations that Harry endures.
And Hermione is the kind of girl that I always envied just a little
bit. Best friends with the heros, super-smart and capable of calling
on her knowlege in a crisis, and on top of everything, able to
clean-up and be beautiful and elegant. I just can't identify with
her. She's almost too perfect.
Can't wait to see how this theory works out for everyone else.
Peace,
kimberly
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