SHIP: Harry, Ginny and me accepting Del's challenge

[viquid666]

No: HPFGUIDX 136361


> Larry:
> Compare this to H/G. There are no insecurities, hence no need 
> to verbalize the ship, there is absolutely no need to seek 
> reassurance as there would be in a less secure ship. Volumes
> are spoken in a glance or a touch; the very lack of any 
> relationship blather is JKR's indirect hint, through behavior 
> and not dialogue, of the rightness and permanance of the H/G 
> ship.
> 
> Sienna:
> This is an interesting point Larry, but the lesson I've learned 
> from all this (as a mildly chastised H/Hr shipper ;)) is *not*
> to look beyond the obvious when it comes to romance or to try to 
> decipher clues, hints or attempt to figure out what the author
> may be saying on my own or look at subtext but rather to merely 
> rely on the superificial reading given me by the *anvil-sized* 
> clues and Rowling's interviews. <snip>


I agree with Larry - it was what I was trying to say in my last 
post but was unable to articulate (am getting close to end of night 
shift!). I also think that as the story is told from Harry's point 
of view, it is natural for him to want to keep this relationship 
'private' from the reader (sorry if this sounds weird - perhaps 
said nightshift is getting to me...).

Viqui who really wants to go to bed.