From: bleablah@mume.invalid   
      
   Victor Dix brought next idea :   
   > On Sat, 08 Feb 2014 10:56:24 -0500, Chan Welbourne wrote:   
      
   >> on 2/8/2014, Wilford Dumont supposed :   
   >>   
   >>> I'm feeling very disillusioned when it comes to Jo right now. And   
   >>> that's something I never thought I'd say. She's undermining one of the   
   >>> most beautiful relationships she created in the books: Harry and   
   >>> Hermione's friendship/sibling-like love for one another. It was so, so   
   >>> nice to see such a fierce love that was so obviously platonic.   
   >>> *How's that for lying like a Republican?*   
   >>   
   >> Yeah, I'm really disappointed in her. Her saying that she regrets   
   >> something about this series that means so much to me wounds me deeply.   
   >>   
   >> *How'd I do?* lol l-) l-)   
      
   > Excellent!I'm up!   
      
   > *What a deep disappointment this is.*   
      
   >  topic-centric perhaps?   
      
   > The destruction of the locket scene was exquisitely brilliant because   
   > we knew that Ron's fears and insecurities were falsifiable and totally   
   > baseless. We knew that because of canon.   
      
   > But here we have not only Emma but Jo herself saying, "You know, that   
   > Horcrux had a point . . ." You should have left well enough alone Ms.   
   > Rowling or at least admitted that Warner was the one behind the pen.   
      
   Yes, it was a crime that Harry and Hermione didn’t end up together. But   
   the bigger problem was that Harry ended up with Ginny, who, sadly, had   
   no personality. Seriously, name a personality trait for Ginny Weasley   
   besides “nice.” You can’t. All you remember about her is that she has   
   red hair. Having Ginny and Harry end up together just so Harry could be   
   an official part of the Weasley family fit too well and, quite frankly,   
   made no sense. Bring back Cho Chang!   
      
   8-o   
      
   :')   
      
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