Harry tells Ron and Hermione about the horcruxes during charms. Ron is so astounded that he makes it snow which leads to the first time JKR uses a non-aggressive adverb in describing Hermione talking to Ron. SCORE! Of course, Lavender can tell that Hermione is talking "patiently" instead of snapping, berating, or otherwise belittling Ron and she
(
Read more... )
I'm not sure this is fair. It's ironic, in fact, that he seems to be protecting the Prince when it's Snape (and Harry would never dream of protecting HIM). I think the irony is what JKR was going for. Harry isn't trying to escape punishment, after all. He knows he could have killed Draco and he's not gloating or saying, "Good riddance if he had died." Harry's never really been big academically, apart from DADA and he seems to be reveling more than a little in getting top marks in Potions. It's almost like Snape is trying to sabotage him in Potions yet again by taking the book.
Ginny sticks up for Harry, snaps at Hermione and, despite the fact that he almost killed a student, has detentions for the rest of the school year and has put his Quidditch team at a decided disadvantage because of his stupidity, Harry is cheerful because of it.Once more, it's important to remember that Harry was using the spell defensively, however ill-considered it was for ( ... )
Reply
Especially Hermione and Ron's reactions - and harry looking for Ron like that.
*just hugs all four of them until they burst*
Reply
I really love how the four of them care for each other. *beams like a proud mom*
Reply
Reply
Reply
I'm glad it was this way, because most of the time in HBP it's the former.
Reply
Reply
Reply
Leave a comment