Ron or Hermione?
Darla
talkative_alien_4000 at yahoo.com
Mon Nov 11 19:52:43 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 46474
Hey group,
Just a point I'd love to hear your opinions on. *If* Ron or
Hermione were to be killed in one of the books (and I dearly hope
that doesn't happen!), which of the two characters do you feel is
most essential to the plot of the books, the action, the chemistry
between Harry and which ever one would survive.... etc.
Personally, I love Hermione, and I think she'd be most vital to
the plot aspect of the books as she is really J.K's window to
providing both us and Harry with a lot of much needed information.
However, it's really Ron that gives the threesome such chemistry,
I think. I mean, in PoA *Ron* and Hermione have heated
discussions/arguements, in G of F *Ron* and Harry have problems... I
think without Ron things would run quite boringly between the group.
(eg in GofF Harry, during his not-talking-to-Ron period, comments
about how although Hermione's great, she's not Ron).
Also, if Ron were to die, what would happen to Harry's contact
with the Weasleys? I LOVE them, lol, plus the books would be no where
near as funny if Ron weren't there to show us the muggle world
through his purely wizarding-no-experience-of-muggles eyes.
What do you think? Which one would be most vital to the survival
of the books?
Darla.
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