[ SECRET POST #4421 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4421 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

This ship made no sense to me, ever. It came entirely out of the blue and never seemed like anything but a cringey trainwreck on-page.

I was sorry to see them die, though, because I loved them both as individual characters.

[sabotabby]

SAAAAME

[(Anonymous)]

IDK if it actually made sense or if I just read enough fic to where I absorbed the headcanons where it made sense

can't tell anymore

[(Anonymous)]

Same. It felt like a pair-the-spares and then like an excuse for aaaaaaangst.

I really feel that JKR doesn't do romance particularly well.

[(Anonymous)]

JKR sucks at romance. The only reason Ron/Hermione works at all is because she made them into a romcom cliche so the audience could fill in the chemistry blanks themselves without any additional effort on her part. All the other "onscreen" romances just fall back on "trust me, they really love each other."

[philstar22]

I mostly agree. Ron/Hermione didn't work for me. But I do think Harry/Ginny particularly suffered because Harry was our POV character, so we could see front and center the flaws in the writing. It could have worked well, she just wasn't able to write a believable romance.