SHIP Ron/ Hermione /Re:Prefect Ron
horridporrid03
horridporrid03 at yahoo.com
Mon Apr 24 21:25:34 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 151387
> >>Irene:
> > <snip>
> > Also, not getting the Golpalott's law suggest the cognitive
> > ability of a teaspoon, if I may be so rude. Ron and Harry
> > definitely have their strong sides, but academic talent isn't
> > one of them.
> Joe:
> Umm No. Both of their OWLS imply academic talent. There are plenty
> of highly intelligent people who are not overly fond of reading to
> such a degree as young Miss Granger. Thare many types of
> intelligence and using ANY one measuring tool is horribly
> simplistic.
> <snip>
Betsy Hp:
For example, Hermione has little to no leadership abilities. Harry
has her beat on that. And she's terrible at improvising, which is
why Harry beat her DADA score, I'd imagine. And, ironically, I
think Hermione has a very hard time reading people emotionally.
Whereas Ron is very good at it, IMO.
There's a reason Harry is more comfortable around Ron than he is
around Hermione. *And* there's a reason that Hermione was left with
only Hagrid for company when Harry and Ron were angry at her. Ron
is much better at figuring out how a person is thinking. If
Hermione had listened to him during her SPEW phase, she may have
gotten further.
Actually, I think that's where JKR is going when she sees Ron and
Hermione as a couple. She provides the cold calculation, he
provides the heart, and together they're unstoppable. Is the idea
anyway. So far Hermione has done such a good job stomping all over
poor Ron's heart, I'm not sure she deserves him. <g>
Betsy Hp
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