SHIP: H/H: Who's on top?
lupinesque
lupinesque at yahoo.com
Mon May 13 13:35:22 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 38703
Pippin wrote:
> Harry will be
> the center of attention as long as he remains part of the
> wizarding world. IMO, it won't matter if Hermione gets elected
> Minister of Magic, discovers the cure for dragonpox, wins the
> Order of Merlin and chases a Snitch through London naked on a
> broomstick at the age of 75. If H/H happens the Daily Prophet
> will still bill her as Harry's partner. Somehow, I don't think she'd
> be really happy about that <g>
Do you really think she'd care? I don't get the slightest idea that
Hermione minds that her academic achievements pale in importance next
to Harry's make-the-world-safe-for-wizarding adventures. As a matter
of fact, he even points out their relative insignificance, not at all
in an arrogant way and in a different context, in his Big Speech in
PS/SS 16 ("D'you think he'll leave you and your families alone if
Gryffindor win the House Cup?" etc.). She agrees "in a small voice."
But to get back to the main issue, Hermione seems to take his fame in
stride, neither envying it, resenting it, nor being proud of it. Who
knows what they'll be like in 10 years--that's even in question with
Ron, who plainly does envy Harry at times--but I see no indication
thus far that Hermione feels competitive with Harry, other than waving
her hand wildly when he's trying to answer questions in class <g>, nor
minds being billed as the girlfriend of the famous Harry Potter, other
than its not being true.
Amy
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