R/H-er speaks (was The Ship Hits the Fan)

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No: HPFGUIDX 10736

--- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, ebonyink at h... wrote:
> Hi, Rina and all HP4GUers across the globe--
> 
> My Hotmail account is acting extremely strange these days... I hear 
> that all of Microsoft's sites were spazzing out yesterday.  (Spare 
me 
> the jokes about Bill Gates being a Very Bad Wizard.  I happen to 
have 
> no problem with him.)  I do have some posts on the way on this 
> thread... I'm really interested in the one about "Shipping and 
Theory 
> Positions", so I hope that starts some discussion.
> 
> I just wanted to thank Rina for her insightful post!  Of course I 
see 
> things differently, but I think this is one of the best shipping 
> posts I've read in ages.  You've explained your R/H ship philosophy 
> perfectly.  I really hope this inspires more R/H sailors to post 
> their views.
> 
> Penny, this would make a great addition to the FAQ on the ship 
> phenomenon.  We've asked for more R/H material.  Now we've got it.  
> Trust an Anne fan for that.  (I know... I know!  <vbg>)
> 
> I loved the specific theoretical points you made... I loved the LMM 
> refs because she is by far my favorite "children's" author (I 
really 
> do think Trina, Maria (from the PoU list), and I are the only Maud 
> fanatics and firm H/H shippers I've ever come across)... and I love 
> what you've brought to this debate.
> 
> Interested in joining Kindred Spirits, Rina?  Drop me a line off 
> list.  :-)
> 
> --Ebony AKA AngieJ (who wants another brownie point from her no-
> shipping friend and self-appointed yet capable maritime games 
referee 
> Aberforth's Goat)

Ebony--

I am an H/H shipper (firm) & an LMM fan too.  <vbg> 
I can see parellels in both JKR & LMM & I agree with what you said.  
I've read R/H, H/H, & D/H fanfic & find that if it's done well, if 
there's a building up of the relationship, I really enjoy it.  

It's all in the writing, I think...

Parker