SHIP: Ron & the Yule Ball

[cassandraclaire at mail.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 13669


--- In HPforGrownups at y..., rainy_lilac at y... wrote:
> Mrs. Weasley is also well aware of her daughter Ginny's infatuation 
> with Harry. *smile*
-----

Erm. If that was the explanation for her coldness to Hermione, that 
would make Mrs, Weasley a pretty awful person. Punishing a teenage 
girl for dating a boy that has never shown the slightest bit of 
interest in your daughter at all? Oh dear. I really like her, so I'd 
hope that's not the case.


Cassandra

> 
> 
> --- In HPforGrownups at y..., wings909 at a... wrote:
> > In a message dated 03/05/2001 3:19:54 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
> > simon.branford at h... writes:
> > 
> > << I am a H/H person. The true H/H, which is Harry/Hedwig >>
> > 
> > LMAO!  I love that!  I've always thought about writing a fanfic 
> where Hedwig 
> > is an animagus in disguise.....
> > 
> > I haven't exactly been following this discussion from day one, 
> but...has no 
> > one pointed out that Harry goes out of his way to point out to 
Mrs. 
> Weasley 
> > that he and Hermione are just friends? (If so then ignore my late 
> ramblings.) 
> >  Now, that may have been just to get Mrs. W to stop being so cold 
to 
> Hermione 
> > in the first place, but I've always wondered if the reason why 
Mrs. 
> W was so 
> > cold to her was because she knew of her son's crush on Hermione.  
> She 
> > immediately "became warmer to Hermione after that."  Mrs. W may 
have 
> motherly 
> > affections for Harry, but I feel that she was thinking of Ron's 
> feelings for 
> > Hermione, who was made out by Skeeter to be a "Scarlet Woman."  
> > 
> > Cheers,
> > Paula
> > Gryffindor (who should probably add that she's a Ron/Hermione 
> shipper....in 
> > addition to being on the Ginny/Harry ship.)