SHIP Re: A Ginny Theory.

[David & Laura]

No: HPFGUIDX 136246

Sandra Collins wrote:

> We've read of her tantrums, arguments, and that horrible bitching 
> she gives to Ron before he miraculously finds Lavender, and so 
> therefore we have very few reasons to like her or see that she 
> has anything special with Harry. So there's no nice images of her 
> and Harry described in the book, not even a sentence or two of 
> something mild (as Del suggested many posts ago). That would 
> have been easy for her to do, but she chose not to. And I think 
> that's so that nobody gets very attached to her.
> 
> That's my theory for the time being!
> 


David:

Well, I can think off a number of times where G is portrayed in a 
positive light (befriending Luna and Neville come to mind). I'm 
betting JKR would be surprised some us of think she didn't develop 
the relationship well. So, I don't agree with your theory as to she 
did it intentionally.

It just seems to me JKR was bound and determined to write a shorter 
book. IMO, especially the last few chapters seemed to be 'rushed'. 
You would think with all the sub-plots and unanswered questions, 
each book would be larger than the previous. 

Book 7 especially would have to be larger to tie up all the loose 
ends. If she handles the final battle between HP and V-man as she 
did the H-G romance (what romance?), it would take place in a page 
or two. Basically it will go like, HP and V-man would meet at GH (no 
idea how they got there). HP will drop his wand and run up and plant 
a big sloppy one on V-man's cheek and say I love you man. V-man will 
melt like the wicked witch of the west. Then happiness forever 
after. One page, maybe two ought to do it.