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⌈ Secret Post #2879 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Not OP --

Yeah, I get what you're saying. I can't imagine being *surprised* by Harry/Ginny, because the relationship is a giant cliche, but the romance part of the relationship, if there was any, all happened off-screen. So, it's a little unsatisfying.

I think JKR just felt like she knew who was going to wind up together in the end, so she didn't have to show her work. (See: Remus/Tonks)

However, I don't think any relationship was ever played up as "end-game" more than Ron/Hermione. If someone didn't like the relationship, that's one thing. But if they didn't think it was going to happen, then they need to check their reading comprehension.

[philstar22]

I agree with all of this. I don't like Ron/Hermione at all, but it was clear that was where the books were going. And it was clear they had feelings for each other from at least book 4 on. There weren't any other relationships that were developed in the same way.