Some shipping questions...
dsslouisville at yahoo.com
dsslouisville at yahoo.com
Wed Nov 21 21:16:47 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 29567
I have to weigh in on this Hermione and Ron question...I think
possibly that the game playing that we assign to Hermione in this
case may be more indicitive of adult relationships than middle school
ones. I, myself, believe that the interest is on the part of Ron and
Ron alone for Hermione. I don't think that she gives any strong
indication of a romantic interest in Harry, but that she may be
starting to see Ron in a somewhat fuzzy light. The fact that she is
demonstrative with Harry (as far as kissing and hugging and such) I
think only indicates that she is comfortable with him, and at the
same time is starting to notice a tension between herself and Ron.
Ron is the somewhat reluctant hero, tagging along after Harry and not
always sharing his drive and determination, except when there are
women he loves in the line of fire. I think that his defense of
Hermoine in CoS and (dare I say it?) his haste to get up to the
hospital wing to see her after she was given the Mandrake potion
shows us that he regards her in a different light than Harry. I'll
wager that Harry, while he may fall for a girl hard in the following
books, will have his hands full making good and delivering on all the
promise of his reputation.
Andrea Crawford
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