On Wed, 01 November 2000, Peg Kerr wrote:

> And so, although Dumbledore has asked the students not to ask Harry what happened after the third task, Harry might feel that he should talk to Cho, or at least offer to talk to her, to tell her whatever she might want to know about how Cedric died--particularly if he senses that she's continuing to hurt over his memory.  Or perhaps she might approach him, saying, "I
don't know if you would be willing to talk to me about it, but I loved him, and it's killing me not to know.  Can you at least tell me what happened? Did he suffer?"
> 
> If they could talk about this, it might be a comfort to Cho.  It would probably be exquisitely painful for Harry, but if he cares about Cho, it might help him a little bit to set her mind at ease about THAT--at least he didn't suffer.  And who knows what the conversation might lead to?  (Scenes where your hero is in exquisite pain are GREAT for character development.)

I think this is a very likely scenario.  And though I'm not a shipper at all (they're still kids!), I'd love to see it open the way for Cho to be introduced as a fourth friend.  After what's happened, she may very well want to join our friends as they continually fight Voldemort.

voicelady


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