Harry and "I Love You" (was: Who is the boy?/ Harry's Funeral)

[grace701]

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Susanne: 
> I sure hope that Harry knows there are people who love him,
> even if they don't come out and say the actual words.
> 
> Just looking at what Ron and Hermione have done for him, I'd
> feel bad for them if Harry only believed in their
> love/friendship if they said "I love you".
> 
> Sometimes what people do for you says more than a thousand
> words.
> 
> When Ron stood up in front of Sirius and told him Sirius
> would have to kill all three of them, I can't see how anyone
> could doubt that he loves Harry and would die for/with him,
> and thinks Hermione would, too.
> 
> And Mrs. Weasley says it with sweaters, hugs, food, and her
> presence at the third task...


You are right, action speaks louder than words and Hermione's, Ron's 
and Mrs. Weasley's actions are no exceptions.  Yet, those 3 small 
words, as we all know are *very* important and mean a lot.  Not to 
say that actions/sacrifices aren't important, but sometimes you need 
to hear those words.  It just seems sad that Harry has never heard 
them.  Unless as someone posted, Harry has a nice dream (finally) of 
his parents and he recalls them saying I Love You.  I'm looking for 
such a moment to happen whether it'd be in a dream with his parents 
or in "canon life" with Hermione.  

Greicy