Why didn't Parvati/Lavender do something?(was: Why did Hermione lie?)
GRACE701 <grace701@yahoo.com>
grace701 at yahoo.com
Tue Feb 4 16:31:08 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 51584
Jo Serenadust wrote:
"Harry and Ron are not the only ones who know where Hermione is and
that she doesn't know about the troll. If you remember, Ron and
Harry overhear Parvati telling Lavender that Hermione had been
crying in the girls bathroom and wanted to be left alone. Why on
earth doesn't it occur to one of these two girls to tell Percy or
McGonagall where Hermione is and that she's in danger? I've really
made an effort not to buy into the common impression of Parvati and
Lavender as the stereotypical silly, airhead-girls of Gryffindor,
but their failure to either think, or act in this case doesn't do
much to disprove this characterization."
I think Parvati and Lavender are not airheads, just self-centered.
I'm sure I've read that at least Parvati has exchanged some words
with Hermione, but not Lavender. They simply didn't care, IMO. And
it also would have taken away from Harry and Ron becoming friends
with Hermione if Lavender and Parvati did something to help. After
all, it's about Harry.
Greicy
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