Ron Freaking Out?
GRACE701 <grace701@yahoo.com>
grace701 at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 3 05:33:12 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 53041
ladyofmisrule2000 wrote:
> I was wondering what other readers of Harry Potter make of this:
>
> When Voldemort is brought up, Ron is often described as wincing,
> flinching, or even firing back, "Don't say that name!" I haven't
> found a reference to Hermione reacting this way.
>
> I've always thought this was because Ron was brought up in the
> wizarding world, where he would be taught from a young age to
> fear "you-know-who." Hermione, on the other hand, grew up with
> Muggles and wouldn't have learned to fear "he-who-must-not-be-
named"
> until later on in life.
You answered your question. :-D Hermione was born in muggle world so
she doesn't understand, at first, the intensity of saying his name.
I am starting to believe that when Arthur says in GoF something to
the likes of "Imagine seeing a dark mark over your house" that the
Weasleys were personally affected by Voldemort. Perhaps so badly
that they themselves don't speak of it. Therefore, Ron (along with
George, Fred, Percy and Ginny) don't speak of it to Harry and
Hermione leaving them clueless to Weasley's past.
Greicy
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