Ginny VS Harry

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No: HPFGUIDX 135193

> Hickengruendler:
>  Delwynmarch said it very well, not only 
> came Harry's feelings for Ginny out of the blue, but the 
relationship 
> between them was pretty much ignored once they became a couple. JKR 
> wrote that Harry, Ginny, Ron and Hermione all hung around with each 
> other, and that was it. There was no interaction between Harry and 
> Ginny after they kissed (and not to mention that there hardly was 
any 
> before they became a couple as well). Not even them simply having 
fun 
> with each other. 

Joj writes:
I agree with you all who feel this way.  In fact, Harry seemed to 
care more about Ron and Hermione's reaction to his kissing Ginny than 
to Ginny's reaction to it.  Why didn't we get Ginny's reaction?  All 
of Harry's worries were about how Ron would feel.  He never worried 
if Ginny would reject him or not.  Not one moment of doubt when he 
spontaneously kissed her.  He didn't look down to see if she was ok 
with it or not.


If JKR intended to portray H/G in HBP as a deep and 
> meaningful relationship, than she failed to convince me of this. In 
> fact, until the very end I saw it as a typical teenage relationship 
> not unlike Ron/Lavender (though with the possibility of it 
developing 
> into more) and then came the after funeral scene and it suddenly 
> dawned on me, that it was meant to be true and deep love, which it 
> was simply not what I saw when reading the book.
> 
> Hickengruendler, who really liked book 6, just not this particular 
> subplot

I agree.   I lobster hate Ginny with Harry.  It seems like not more 
than a physical attraction to me.  I can buy Jo's reason for keeping 
Ginny under the radar before the relationship, but not during!  Why 
on earth should I care about Ginny?  It says a lot to me that I care 
more about Luna and Neville, who apparently are now no more important 
than Dean and Seamus.

Joj