Significance of Ginny

[Casey]

No: HPFGUIDX 124229


phoenixgod2000: 
> That having been said, I think that Ginny is going to serve some 
> larger purpose. I personally think that a fragment of Voldemort's 
> essence is lodged with Ginny and without it he is less than whole. 
> It's my prediction Voldemort is going to kidnap Ginny at some 
point 
> in the last book and spark off the final battle towards the end of 
> the school year. So, indirectly Ginny is important, but only as a 
> vehicle for Voldemort's power that he needs to reclaim.  Her 
status 
> as a female Weasley is incidental except for it led to her crush 
on 
> Harry and the easy in that Tom Riddle exploited.
> 
> As for them being soul mates?  *shivers* God, I hope not.

As much as I hate the term soul mate (so overused and trite) the 
idea of Ginny being kidnapped is even worse. It would be nothing 
more than her being tied to the railroad tracks with evil Voldemort 
twirling his mustache while, white hat wearing Harry, comes to the 
rescue. I would much rather Ginny were a regular soldier in D's A 
than another helpless damsel in distress, even if she's his 
girlfriend at the time.  I think that's one reason I loved the fact 
that Ron was used during the challenges in GOF because it seemed 
those that needed to be rescued were overwhelmingly female. 

Casey