Ron's bad behaviour.
Julia
jolka55 at poczta.onet.pl
Mon Nov 1 20:28:18 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 116960
> Alla wrote:
> "I see nothing unusual in Ron's behaviour. He got gealous (IMO), he
> got over it."
>
> Eggplant answered :
> "I happen to think that's a very big deal, I think it would
> permanently poison most friendships, it's just lucky for Ron that
> Harry has a forgiving nature. Few people are fortunate enough to
have
> a friend as good as Harry and Ron almost threw it away."
>
> Del answered :
> As usual, this all comes down to what we each consider as being
really
> bad. You think what Ron did was awful, and I think what Harry did
> throughout OoP was horrible. You say Ron is lucky to have such a
> friend as Harry, I say Harry is just as lucky to have such friends
as
> Ron and Hermione. You say Ron is lucky Harry has a forgiving
nature, I
> say Harry is lucky Ron and Hermione are so forgiving, understanding
> and patient.
>
Julia replies:
I think that they are both lucky to have each other. But we should
note that it is Ron who was brought up in a normal, loving family
with six sibilings! And Harry - not only he is the only child
(Dudley isn't his brother) but he has never had a proper family. IMO
Ron should know that. And while Harry have "rights" to not know how
to behave in such a situation (his lack of experience) Ron is the
one who should know, react and understand Harry.
Now, I'm impressed that Harry even though he had a REALLY hard
childhood still has some priorities, is not spoiled and exists in
society without problems.
Jula
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