Fred andGeorge thoughts.
Milz
absinthe at mad.scientist.com
Thu Apr 12 17:04:12 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 16542
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., catherine at c... wrote:
>
> I love this quote. I am a staunch believer in the fact that George
> and Fred are even more loveable and perhaps even sensitive
> underneath. IMO, they are good-natured, kind-hearted people who
> enjoy a bit of fun, which as Harry admits, is sorely needed. Even
in
> their very first scene they help an (as yet) unknown first year
onto
> the train with his trunk. How many other people would bother? I
> also love the scene when they rescue Harry from the Dursleys' house
> in CoS. I know they are trying to get around Molly, but "They were
> starving him, Mum!" (George) gets me everytime.
> They are also almost always supportive of Harry, with the exception
> of when he loses the house points in PS. Remember in Cos when
Harry
> is relieved that Fred and George think it so ridiculous that Harry
is
> Slytherin's Heir, that they spend all their time making fun of
> it? "Make way, Heir of Slytherin coming through!" (paraphrase).
> IMO, Fred and George use their humour and pranks to show how they
> actually feel about things, but have the sense to know (as in the
> scene above) when it is not appropriate.
> Catherine
I agree, Fred and George are mischeivous but they do have a "softer"
side. Fred and George were the ones who lead Ginny into the woods
during the Dark Mark thing in GoF. Fred and George attempted to send
Harry a toilet seat during Harry's hospitalization in SS/PS.
Another thing is that they have wonderfully analytical minds! They
figured out how to use the Marauder's Map. They developed all those
joke wands and candies. No wonder Molly is upset with them: they have
the smarts but they don't use it for academics. I think their World
Cup prediction is a result of their analytical thought processes.
They were probably able to work out the most likely scenarios of the
match by examining the strengths and weaknesses of both teams.
;-)Milz
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