[ SECRET POST #3210 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3210 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know that it's fair to blame Rupert Grint, though. He had a script and read it. He also had to do what the director said. Maybe a lot of his portrayal was truly his own, but I've never heard of that being the case?

The problem is that movie!Ron and book!Ron are two different people. Movie!Ron is the goofy one of the group. Book!Ron is the strategist who kicks ass at wizard's chess. He had a goofy side, but a lot of it is to alleviate tension, and he's not stupid.

Although I have to say, I did like him in the DH movie, which is ironic because the first part, at least, could have much more reasonably "klove'd" him.

[philstar22]

I've always found the idea of Ron the strategist questionable. Pretty much the only example of this is him playing chess. He doesn't really display that skill outside of the game.

[ketita]

Same. I'm definitely not trying to claim Ron doesn't contribute anything, but I don't think what he contributed was strategy. I'm trying to remember if he actually masterminded any of the major plays for the trio.

[(Anonymous)]

I always thought he was more the social part/Hart of the trio. He was always the one that talked to people outside the trio and whenever he wasn't there Harry and Hermione just stopped talking to each other.