Cool!Ginny; Ginny a Marked Woman? (SHIP)
C M
cmurph18 at yahoo.com
Fri Jul 11 03:32:19 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 69306
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "pennylin" <pennylin at s...>
wrote:
>>>"A player, a good player, and a seeker? Yeah, those are all
surprises and I don't see any textual backup for where we as readers
could have possibly guessed that."<<<
There wasn't any textual backup for *Harry* being such an outstanding
Quidditch player, either, but we all seemed to accept that without
question. At least in Ginny's case, we already knew that she'd grown
up in a family full of talented players.
>>>"Yes, Hermione seems all too delighted to tell Harry what he did
wrong after-the-fact, and given all her observations of Cho, one
would think that she might have done just that (walk up and tell Cho
that she, Hermione, has no romantic interest in Harry, and explain
Harry's inexperience with dating matters). But, she didn't. Hmmm.
Hmmm, hmmm, hmmm. I wonder. Yep, fits in pretty well with my H/H
reading of the text."<<<
Really? I suppose I might have read it that way too, if she hadn't
immediately followed up her analysis by griping (and then sighing)
about Ron. :)
Speaking of which,:
>>>"Unrelated pondering: Doesn't Ron seem too immature for Hermione?
Can anyone picture them together?"<<<
Most 15-year-old boys are too immature for anyone. But, IMO, Ron has
done a lot of maturing, starting in GoF. While I can certainly
picture them together eventually, I think they both have a bit of
*emotional* maturing to do before they'll be ready to have a real
relationship. Just as well, since they are still very young. Book 7
will be fine with me. Heh.
CM
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