[HPforGrownups] Re:SHIP: Re: My $.02 on the ships in the book :-)

[BrwNeil at aol.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 169067

 
In a message dated 5/21/2007 10:46:08 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
foxmoth at qnet.com writes:

Ginny  will still be in danger, but she'll be a lot safer at Hogwarts, 
the  now-fortified Burrow, or at Grimmauld Place than she would 
be traipsing  around the WW with Harry. She understands that 
the most important thing  she can do for Harry right now is 
keep herself safe. It's not like  Voldemort is going to be defeated 
by the bat bogey hex. And I'm sure  things will change in a 
heartbeat if there is something Ginny alone can  do. 

What Ginny meant, IMO is that Harry won't be happy if he stays  
out of the war to be with her. She trusts that if she does
need to know  what Harry's doing, or he needs her help, he'll tell her. 
It's *not* an  immature trust in some hero, it's the same kind of 
trust the adults gave  to Dumbledore. They understood that 
knowing too much would expose the  Order to great danger,
since no matter how faithful they might be, only  highly
skilled occlumency or the Fidelius Charm could shield
information  from Voldemort for very long. It shows growth
on Ginny's part that she  accepts this now, instead of throwing
a fit like she did at the beginning  of OOP when her mother
refused to let her listen in on Harry's conversation  with
Sirius.

Pippin



I think everyone agrees that Harry is the hero of the series,  Hermione the 
heroine, and Ron the loyal sidekick.  JKR made a decision  to be different and 
whether we agree with it or not in her story the sidekick  gets the girl.
 
I wonder if she could possibly have another surprise in store  for us.  
Everyone is expecting Ginny to be waiting for Harry when he  defeats Voldemort.  
Ginny, however, has a tendency to not like to be  without a boyfriend.  What if 
she moves on?  Here is a great  twist.  Ginny doesn't wait for Harry, but 
instead starts dating Neville and  their relationship becomes serious.  
 
I know it sounds crazy, but if it happens, remember where you  heard it first.
 
Neil




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