[HPforGrownups] Re: Why I think Ron's going to be the victim (a little lo...

[Meliss9900 at aol.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 53749

In a message dated 3/13/2003 6:24:35 PM Central Standard Time, 
karenwickersham at ameritech.net writes:

> #4  I also picked up on the quotes from Hagrid and Harry that Lynn.  
> Those were strong hints for me.  I don't think Harry would be 
> prostrate from grief from losing his friend instead motivated more 
> into action.
> 

I totally agree.  I think that Ron (or Hermione for that matter) being killed 
either to get to him. . weaken his support base. .  or because they were in 
the wrong place at the wrong time will be the last push he needs to be able 
to actually have enough rage to kill LV.

#7  When I read the interview about writng OotP . At least I 
understood that this quote was from this book.  Sorry I can't get it 
to link. http://books.guardian.co.uk/Print/0,3858,4326559,00.html  
SHe said that there was a death that was extremely difficult to write 
in it. For some reason, I never though that would be of a minor 
character like one of the Creaveys - I interpreted to be one of the 
Trio, but not Harry.  Therefore Ron-  I guess it's just gut instint 
like anything else.>>>

I just don't see the death of any Trio member until the later half of book 7. 
Hagrid, while it would be a horrible death and rob Harry of a supporter just 
wouldn't leave as big a whole in the overall plot (IMO) for reasons many 
others have already posted.

Melissa

 


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