I still dont like Fleur.
Ravenclaw Bookworm
navarro198 at hotmail.com
Mon Jul 25 02:52:34 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 134688
Sylvia wrote:
"Sorry, but I find her behaviour in snatching the bowl from Molly,
with the comment "And I will do that" insensitive and arrogant"
Eggplant:
So you're saying you could not find it in your heart to forgive a
woman who could give your extraordinarily brave but hideously
disfigured son years of happiness. Are you really sure you want to
say that?
Bookworm:
I can understand Fleur's annoyance with Molly, but in many ways
she brought it on herself. From the first time we saw Fleur she was
obnoxious, self-centered, and disrespectful toward Molly. I
wasn't very surprised that Molly had a low impression of Fleur
and doubted her devotion to Bill.
- - -
(All quotes from Scholastic edition)
Ch5, p92: "Fleur turned back to Harry, swinging her silvery sheet of
hair so that it whipped Mrs. Weasley across the face."
Ch16, p330: "Fleur, who seemed to find Celestina very dull, was
talking so loudly in the corner <snip>."
Ch16, p333: "'Thank goodness, what an 'orible- '" (referring to
Celestina's singing.
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Not exactly the way to endear yourself to your beloved's mother is
it now? Hitting her across the face, talking during a special radio
program, and later mocking her favorite singer. I could forgive a
woman who would give my son years of happiness, but not one I
thought would drop him when someone `better'came along.
But, there was a lot more at play in the hospital scene than
just the issue with the ointment. Other than the end of the 2nd
task in GoF, this was the first time we saw Fleur in any role other
than Shallow!Fleur. That was what Molly was recognizing, that there
is much more to Fleur than her Veela blood.
Ravenclaw Bookworm
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