[ SECRET POST #2675 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2675 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Percy?

[(Anonymous)]

...why? I mean, I get finding him an interesting character or extremely endearing in the final battle, but what exactly is there in the books that could make someone "love" him?

Re: Percy?

[(Anonymous)]

I really felt for him in the first couple books because he was a rules-abiding kid trying to be a responsible older brother to Fred and George, who were really pretty awful.

Re: Percy?

[(Anonymous)]

I was speaking pretty offhand so I guess "love" isn't the word I'd use if I were speaking exactly. He's supposed to be dislikeable, but honestly he always came off as harried while at Hogwarts, if a bit uppity. I don't know, I'm pretty cowardly and stubborn myself and never cared much for the perfection that is supposed to be the Weasley family, and I could kind of get his motives for doing what he did. Then again my favourite of the Golden Trio is Ron, so obviously I just like people who can be jerks and a mite self-centered.
But yeah, Percy's in my top five of favourites. I guess I do love him.

Re: Percy?

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt, btw.

Re: Percy?

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

I love him because he's a nerd who had the balls to stand in opposition to his enormous, tight-knit family when they were advocating courses of actions that - to him - sounded very wrong.

Re: Percy?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, he was one of my three favorite characters in the series too. I didn't always like what he did, and he could be a bit of a dick, but I always got the feeling that he was being incredibly Gryffindor - he was doing what he thought was "right" for both himself and his family and could be just as mulish about it as anyone. I never understood the deep hate-on some fans seemed to have over him.