Is Ron a Seer?
torimarie_1216
vmadams at att.net
Wed Jan 16 12:12:25 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 33536
First, may I just say that this is my maiden post here and I am a
wee bit nervous about it. Also, I really enjoy this site and look
forward to conversing with you all about these wonderful books. The
nuances and details are so great that I believe the conversations
could go on forever--as this paragraph threatens to do if I don't
get on with my post. ;-)
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "david_p2002ca" <david_p at i...> wrote:
> Looking back at PoA and GoF, I've noticed that Ron's predictions
have
> an uncanny knack for coming true - even when he makes them up.
I've noticed this too and I agree with you. Ron could indeed
have "the sight". Now wouldn't *that* impress the girls--especially
Parvati and Lavendar! ;-)
> Harry will be stabbed in the back by someone he thought was a
friend -
> Harry and Ron have a fight after Harry is named to the Tri-wizard
> tournament and barely speak for almost a month.
I agree with you that this prediction comes true. But I thought it
did so when Moody/Crouch, Jr. delivered him to Voldemort after Harry
trusted him and thought he was helping him. Moody/Crouch gave him
those hints about the first task and covered up for him when he got
stuck in the stairs between Snape and Filch. Harry even trusted him
to let him put the Imperius Curse on him in class!
When Ron gets so angry at him over the tournament, Harry *feels*
like he got stabbed in the back I think. But IMO that was more of a
rift between two young friends than real betrayal.
> Ron predicts his own drowning - he is taken underwater by the
> merpeople for Harry to rescue in the second task.
Wow! Good catch! I hadn't noticed that one.
> Better than Professor Trelawny, at any rate...
LOL! Way better than her!
> I've lent out ms PS/SS and CoS - can someone else take a look for
> more of Ron's predictions? Perhaps he has The Sight - though I'm
> sure he'd deny it.
Well, they don't start taking Divination lessons until the third
year, so there wouldn't be any formal predictions. But there may be
some things he says in normal conversation that come true. I'll be
on the lookout for them! :-)
And yes, I'm sure he'd deny it too--that is until he noticed how
much feminine attention it got him! ;-)
Tori Marie
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