[HPforGrownups] Re: SHIP: That ol' H/H argument

srsiriusblack at aol.com srsiriusblack at aol.com
Tue Jan 14 20:28:55 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 49781

In a message dated 14/01/2003 12:55:38 Eastern Standard Time, 
katydid3500 at yahoo.com writes:


> But you have to look into reasons *why* Hermione talks
> about Harry so much.  A strong point that someone made
> is that when Ron and Harry had been fighting, Ron had
> been spending most of his time with Fred, George, and
> Lee Jordan.  Harry had spent most of his time with
> Hermione.  In GoF he even says something about how
> it's more fun having Ron as your best friend because
> being best friends with Hermione means spending alot
> of time in the library.  Also, because of his
> "Hermione, you're a girl" comment, she's probably
> spending even less time with Ron than usual.
> 


There is very little mention of Hermione having any other friends but Harry 
and Ron. Most of the other girls appear to be jealous of her for a few 
reasons that I can see, and in all honesty, I don't see Hermione as the kind 
of girl with whom making friends is exceptionally easy. Yes, she helps out 
people like Neville, but Neville is on some level Harry and Ron's friend.  
Hermione is a bit bossy. She *is* a 'know-it-all'. And, she is muggleborn. To 
many in the WW these aren't the best traits in a person. 

So with all of this in mind, in makes sense to me that she would talk to Krum 
about Harry. She probably talked about Ron, too, but Harry is, in Krum's 
mind, the threat. 

I think it also may be possible that the trio will always be 'just friends'. 
Hermione seems a bit too sensible to risk her friendships for romance...

Just some thoughts,

-Snuffles who is trying to catch up with all the posts from the weekend.
"All men dream: but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty 
recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the 
dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dreams with 
open eyes, to make it possible. This I did."  T.E. Lawrence- Seven Pillars of 
Wisdom


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