[HPforGrownups] SHIP: Re: Who is the boy?

[Meliss9900 at aol.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 54440

In a message dated 3/26/2003 11:44:14 PM Central Standard Time, 
fausts at attglobal.net writes:

> Angua:
> No worries.  We'll know the answer to that soon enough.  And if he 
> is, I'll cheerfully come here and formally concede it to you as a 
> HUGE point in favor of H/H.  
> 
> If he doesn't, I'll continue to cherish that kiss as a sign of the 
> deep platonic love Hermione feels for Harry.  And if Harry doesn't 
> think about or refer to it once in OoP (whether in the flowerbed or 
> anywhere else), maybe you'd like to come on here and concede a point 
> to me?
> 

No problem.  I never had a serious problem with R/H until GoF. Something in 
that book just set me off of him.  I was discussing it with my sister (who 
leans R/H.  .this is actually this first time that we've ever been on 
"opposing sides" in a pairing .. although she has no problems with H/H) and I 
think its the maturity level that's getting to me. Granted they are just 14 
y.o. but he seems younger compared to Hermione's.  Even to Harry's .. but I 
guess someone trying to kill you on a yearly basis will make you a bit more 
serious. And I've known a few grown men (related to a few infact) that have 
never managed to make it beyond teenage levels of maturity

I also kinda think that JKR likes messing with our minds.  There will be just 
enough hints both ways to keep us going until Book 6 <g> <Series writers are 
evil that way>;-) 

> >Now off to recompose the rest of it on Works  <sigh>
> 
> ::wince::  I feel your pain.
> 
> 
> Angua
> 


I gave up last night. I'm going to do it at work today.  The 5th time I got 
booted was enough.

Melissa


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