The next Peter Pettigrew

[elizabeth1603]

No: HPFGUIDX 71844

 > and greatelderone responded:  
> > I don't agree. That resentment we saw in GOF imo was just the first 
> signs of a fracture between Harry and Ron.>
> 
 Where in 
 all of this do you see Ron becoming someone who would turn his back on 
> his friends and family?  Do you really think he is so similar to 
> Percy?  Do you really think that because he has some growing to do he 
> will suddenly lose sight of the difference between good and bad?
> 
> Ron may be a pain in the butt at times, but cut him some slack.  He's 
> no DE in training.
> 
> --jenny from ravenclaw ******************************

I think Ron took a lot of grief from Harry, which he didn't deserve,  in OoP, and 
the reason he didn't jump all over Harry's case is that he's Harry's best friend, 
he cares about him, and he understands what he's going through. IMO, that 
proved how devoted Ron is. He was jealous in GOF, yes, but he got over that. 
He thought Harry was trying to get all the glory, but eventually reaslized his 
friend was in trouble and gave him whatever help he could. I just can't see 
Ron's betraying Harry.  There is more to Ron than a desire to prove himself; 
besides, the need is no longer there. He is coming into his own as a great 
wizard.

Elli