New Acronym

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No: HPFGUIDX 45045

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., Lilac <lilac_bearry at y...> wrote:
> 
> Okay, everyone...
> 
> I'm nervously putting forth a new acronym.  I looked all over 
Inish Alley for a theory like this, but I couldn't find anything 
about the valentine (If someone else knows of one, please let me 
know). I ran it by Nicole, my acronym beta reader :), and she gave 
me her thumbs up, so here goes...
> 
> Okay, I've always thought that the valentine that Ginny 
supposedly "sends" to Harry in COS sounded a little fishy.  And then 
I found fan-fic while waiting for book 5 and have read in numerous 
fics (I don't even remember which ones, too many to research at the 
moment, but suffice it to say that it is not my original idea) that 
say that Fred and George sent the valentine, and that made a whole 
lot of sense to me. 
> 
<snip canon>
 
> For one thing, there is no proof that Ginny wrote the valentine.  
>We assume this by what Malfoy says, but I will argue that Ginny's 
>reaction to Malfoy was that she was embarrassed that he thought she 
>sent it, and how he said it in front of Harry pretty much 
>humiliated her.

Well, I reread part of PoA today, and I found this:
"...and Ginny Weasley, blushing furiously, turned up with a get-well 
card she had made herself, which sang shrilly unless Harry kept it 
under his bowl of fruit" (PoA pg. 183, US Paperback). 

Now, I'm taking this to mean that she sent the Valentine card, if 
she's giving him the get-well card as well. Especially since the get-
well card sings, and the Valentine card was a singing one. 

Of course, one could argue that she figured, "What the hell, I've 
already been embarassed awhen people thought I sent him the 
Valentine, why not go ahead and give him the get-well card?"

-Acire, who is ever so happy to have her canon again, and promises 
to never leave it behind again.