H/H shippers clues
Amy Z
aiz24 at hotmail.com
Sun Dec 31 20:59:11 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 8218
>Okay, I don't understand how people can say that there is no evidence that
>Hermione likes Ron back. What about the several times in GoF when Hermione
>gets all annoyed at the attention Ron is paying to Fleur? I know I know,
>we've been through this before, I know the time after the 2nd task could be
>interpreted as H/H or H/R because Fleur kisses both Harry and Ron, but, I
>will say it again: When they are leaving Hogwarts at the end of GoF, Fleur
>"smiled at [Ron]; Hermione scowled" (GoF, UK ediiton, p.628). That's a
>SEMICOLON people; these things are related. And I still maintain that the
>kiss two pages later is a)Hermione being supportive of one of her best
>friends who has been through hell and b) a subtle attempt at getting back
>at Ron for the incident with Fleur. Although seriously I think putting any
>romantic spin on "the kiss" takes away from the story at this point. To
>me, the ending scene was a beautiful reiteration of the closeness of the 3
>friends and how Harry can make it because of his friends support. That,
>more than my H/R leaning, is the reason why the big hooha about the kiss
>bugs me. It's like it cheapens the whole thing somehow. (And, as B.
>Bennett's "The Other Kiss" shows, we certainly don't know what happened
>after Harry went through that barrier, do we?).
>Anyway, rant over
>(for now)
>Kathy
I agree with you on all counts, Kathy! I wonder what teenage *girls* say
about the final kiss. Boys are more likely to think a kiss has to be about
romance; girls kiss each other, their parents, etc., more readily, hence
don't think every kiss is a prelude to romance/sex. I didn't even take
notice of it (I'm 32, though, so what do I know? better ask a 14-year-old).
Your sister in ranting,
Amy
P.S. I can't believe I'm getting into the shipper debate! I don't even
know what the **** a shipper is! Is it from "relationship"?
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