[the_old_crowd] Re: Essay on H/H in light of OoP (long, VERY long) (SHIP, mostly SHIP)
JoAnna Wahlund
pt4ever at pt4ever.yahoo.invalid
Fri Sep 5 17:41:57 UTC 2003
Molly and Arthur Weasley were also both Gryffindors, if I'm not mistaken.
psychic_serpent <psychic_serpent at ...> wrote:--- In the_old_crowd at yahoogroups.com, "Heidi Tandy" <heidit at n...>
wrote:
> However, Fred/Angelina is at least a single-house dating
> situation - and they're the same year. We also know from jkr's
> interviews that James & Lily were both Gryffindors, and OotP
> destroys my long-held hope that she was a year ahead of him.
Well, I didn't see any evidence at all that there was still any
Fred/Angelina in OotP. It think they just went to the Yule Ball as
friends. (He certainly didn't invite her in a very romantic way,
and their dancing at the Ball didn't seem to be of the holding-each-
other-tightly-and-swaying-slowly sort.) The fact that they went
together is evidence, I think, along with the brief (and painful!)
bit of Harry/Cho, that JKR doesn't feel constrained by the need to
have the male in the pair be the older one (after all, Angelina is
about five or six months older than Fred). I don't think any of the
Yule Ball pairs are necessarily going to be pairs in the rest of
the series. It was a dance, a one-time thing. I can't think of a
single YB pair who were were referred to as a couple in OotP. (And
I really doubt that the YB is an indicator of Neville/Ginny. She
was his second choice, after all, and she hooked up with Michael
Corner because of the YB.)
As for Lily and James--Lily could still have a birthday earlier in
the year than James, if JKR ever divulges this info. And isn't JKR
older than her new husband, or am I thinking of some other famous
couple?
--Barb
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