Harry and "I Love You" (was: Who is the boy?/ Harry's Funeral)
Fred Waldrop
fredwaldrop at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 24 17:00:49 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 54227
Nobody's rib wrote:
My turn:
Hermione saying it first makes sense, but that could also cause
some problems. Like Ron getting jealous. Or Harry not being sure
how to interpret the words (he is a teenager, after all). I'd hate
for this moment to get entangled with petty emotionalities.
So here's another candidate. I hope that the first time he hears
it is from a parental-figure: Hagrid.
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Greicy wrote
YES! Hagrid, Harry's "hero" in a way, would be more than perfect to
be the first person to tell him I love you, for the reasons you
stated. And it would be perfect in OoP being that Hagrid is a
candidate for death, making it dramatic.
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Hello all, Fred waldrop here
While I think it would be great for Hagrid to tell harry he loves him
or Hermione for that matter, I think of one other that would be
better.
(Page 714 GoF, US) "Mrs Weasley set the potion down on the bed side
cabinet, bent down, and put her arms around Harry. He had no memory
of ever being hugged like this, as though by a mother."
Yes, my candidate is, Molly Weasley, someone he now considers
a "mother figure".
(A side note, page 700, GoF), "I'm alright", he told them, "just
tired." "Mrs Weasley's eyes filled with tears as she smooth his bed
covers unnecessarily."
There have been so many people that have already shown Harry they
love him, as he has shown them he loves them also. But, Mrs. Weasley
is the first he has looked at as family, a mother figure.
Fred
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