[ SECRET POST #2233 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2233 ⌋

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Comments

Re: + like a million

[(Anonymous)]

See, I'm not seeing where this "pessimism" actually comes up - except when he's trying to avoid dating Tonks. He's very attuned to the reality of the situation, and the reality just isn't good. That doesn't make him a pessimist, it makes him a realist, a pragmatist. The fact that his only true pessimism comes up when people are trying to get him to hook up with Tonks says more about how he feels about the idea of the relationship itself (it's a bad one) than his overarching character.

That said, grumpy or not, JKR has full control over her characters and she could have done a lot more to imply his happiness with the relationship than she did - which was not at all. She gave us absolutely nothing to show that his doubts and concerns were unfounded. Tonks was absolutely miserable without him and everybody wanted him to be with her, completely ignoring his objections - this was a great many people who would be happy if he did this, and so he did, without ever conceding that it might make him happy, too. His only joy is that everyone else got what they wanted, and when that wore off, there was nothing. The relationship wasn't improving anything about his life. He's not happy, and we're never shown that he might be.