R & H - More in common than meets the eye (was Hermione's reaction)
paul_terzis
paul_terzis at yahoo.gr
Mon Jul 12 09:03:06 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 105738
>
>
> aboutthe1910s wrote:
> I think my biggest issue with Harry and Hermione getting together
is
> the fact that, while we can argue all night about who, if anyone,
> Hermione is attracted to, Ron clearly is attracted to Hermione.
Now
> Ron has already had some jealousy issues with Harry, which came to
a
> boiling point in GoF, but, while Ron has realized that these issues
> are not worth not being friends with Harry over, I don't think Ron
has
> necessarily gotten entirely over them.
>
> If Harry and Hermione get together, I think it would be just too
cruel
> --on both JK's part and Harry's. I wouldn't blame Ron a bit for
being
> hideously pissed off at Harry, and I would hope that both Harry
and JK
> value the friendship between Harry and Ron more than that. Even
if Ron
> could get over it, it would destroy the balance in their
relationship--
> Harry is the centerpiece in their relationship as far as he is the
leader
> and they are his sidekicks. If Hermione becomes something more
than Ron
> to Harry, it might not make Ron mean less absolutely speaking, but
it
> will relatively. Ron just doesn't deserve to be made to feel any
more
> secondary and overlookable than he already has.
>
> Besides, Ron is capable of standing up to Hermione's bossiness in a
> way that Harry has never prooved himself capable--he's too passive
for
> Hermione. I imagine that Harry would be something of whipped
puppy in
> a more than friends relationship with Hermione.
>
> a
I can't believe my eyes. Your post has two main points:
1) In the H/Hr scenario Ron character is certainly mistreated from
JKR and HP.
reply: In love and war there are no restraints. If I were HP and I
had found my soulmate, named Hr, I would fight for her love even
with the devil himself. Of course in this situation where all are
best friends the best working scenario is the direct confrontation.
Face to face all three of them until the final resolution of the
case. But to expect HP to back down and to turn his back to
happiness which is his only desire throughout his hard life,
without a fight is out of the question. This is also an insult to
Ron character because he wins Hr only because HP backs down and not
because he is better than HP in the eyes of Hr.
2) HP is a weak, subservient and without will person.
reply:Do you honestly believe that? HP chooses carefully his battles
with Hr. If he doesn't have any interest to the subject in matter he
remains cool and calm but when he is resolved to do something, I
think he can put the fear of God to the bossy Hr.
Cheers,
Paul
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