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⌈ Secret Post #3590 ⌋

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Comments

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

I think the problem with her is that her like-Fred-and-George qualities took so damn long to show up. The first two books made a point of how she couldn't even speak to Harry, and that is understandable, but she all but vanishes in the next two books before suddenly appearing again as Twins'-younger-sister.

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AYRT

Yes, exactly. I think I read somewhere that JKR always intended Harry/Ginny to be end game. If this is true, maybe she was trying to make it a surprise? IDK. But it did not do Ginny's character any favors.

I prefer characters/pairings to be more fleshed out. Her disappearing act left more to be desired.

[(Anonymous)]

Just going to drop a fic rec that was one of the reasons that I started to like Ginny (pairings aside)

http://www.siye.co.uk/siye/viewstory.php?sid=128362

Ginny Weasley and the Half-Blood Prince By ReisMacleod

It picks up at the end of "Order of the Phoenix", then goes into "Half-Blood Prince" all presented from Ginny's point-of-view. Also covers "Deathly Hallows."

Read or don't, just had to rec.