[ SECRET POST #6978 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6978 ⌋

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Transcript by OP

[fscom]

Why did Mollie Weasley believe the article that Rita Skeeter wrote about Hermione and Harry? It doesn't make any sense. Her husband works at the ministry, and in the beginning of the book, he specifically said in front of Mollie that Rita was a troublemaker. Her sons chimed in, too. And even if you want to argue that she was distraught in that moment and not focusing on what they were saying, when she visited Harry before the third task, Mr. Diggory was rude to Harry about Rita's article about the tournament, and Mollie said to him that Rita is full of shit and writes exaggerated articles. So why did she not realize that the article about Hermione was bullshit, too? How come she hadn't learned that Rita exaggerated and lied in everything she wrote?

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[(Anonymous)]

Because all poor people in Wizarding Britain are either dumb as a sack of hammers or evil. Molly's not evil.

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[feotakahari]

From what I heard, British people who weren't poor expected the Weasleys to be even dumber, because that was the portrayal of poor people they were used to. This was one of the reasons Ron became so much stupider in fanfic.

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[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

You've just revived my hatred of Ron hate - on a whole other level.

Not saying he was my favorite character, I was normally pretty Ron neutral, but I never liked people hating his character.

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[(Anonymous)]

Ron made me drop the books. Mind you I was in my 20s when the Philosopher's Stone came out so decidedly not the target audience. I found Ron annoying. Last thing I remember reading was them being on the train, then realizing "Oh no, Ron is our sidekick for this series. No thank you."