Harry doesn't focus on girls
luppl
eyalronel at hotmail.com
Thu Aug 14 11:30:38 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 77102
In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "ajlboston" <ajlboston at y...> wrote:
Anyhow, let's see what happens. Harry's got a lot on his plate right
now if he's thinking of Quidditch and homework as rubbish when Death
Eaters escape, so he may not wish to focus on girls.
> A.J.
Eyal agrees:
Since the whole story is told from Harry's point of view (PoV), you
can't ignore the fact that girls not very often cross his mind, and
we are well-briefed of every dilemma, ponder or dream that Harry
experience, with a vivid description of the going in his stomach
(especially around Cho, in Goblet of Fire).
Some posters pointed out that Harry doesn't show any romantic
feelings towards Hermione, and gosh, does he look disoriented on his
date with Cho in that cafe in Order of the Pheonix!
In my opinion, Harry hasn't matured yet the feelings he has are not
very solid. It could all change drastically at a specific point with
no problem, if a girl will happen to fall into his lap and lead the
whole relationship.
Cho expected him to lead the way, much like Cedric Diggory and the
other guy from Ravenclaw, and Harry just can't supply this demand.
That's just another proof that he's not built up yet for a serious
relationship. Until Ms. right arrives and sweeps him off his feet.
I can't wait for *this* to happen.
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