On the perfection of moral virtues
pippin_999
foxmoth at qnet.com
Tue May 15 14:04:43 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 168761
> Betsy Hp:
>
> So, in OotP Ron isn't unfairly angry at Harry, he's a screw up on the
> Quidditch pitch. But then Ron has his moment of clarity, becomes the
> Quidditch player he always was inside, and saves the big game.
> Huzzah, Ron.
>
> Only not. Because the very next year, Ron has the *exact* same
> problem.
Pippin:
Except it's not the *exact* same problem, because Harry wasn't
around for the big game in OOP. Ignoring jeers from the Slytherins
is one thing, ignoring the fear that he might flub up in front of
Harry is another. Remember how much trouble he had with his
game before Fred and George left? Harry knows it's all in Ron's head,
but hearing it from Harry would only make it worse, so he shows
him instead.
Pippin
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