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Antwone Thomas · 12-04-2009, 08:16 PM

Does this mean Emma will be nude as well?

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Originally Posted by grace1008

...and I hate the end of the movie,too.Ron didnt said a word, just sitting there loke a dumb, and Hermione just kept talking and talking, like she's the only one person who really do care about Harry, AND Ron was the one who only concerned about whether Harry would snog his sister Ginny in public...

Actually, in Yates' and Ron's defense, the way the whole scene was portrayed was pretty perfect in my opinion. Hermione is a big talker, she reads a lot of books because of her insecurities. She was heartbroken about Dumbledore and how it effected Harry so here way of dealing with things like that is to read a book or just keep talking and talking.

Harry doesn't speak much either but all he was focused on was setting out to find the Hallows.

But Ron ... Ron is a guy of passion, of emotion. He expresses himself not through his words (because let's face it, he's not the most loquacious fellow) but his action speak much louder than words. Ron was devastated and didn't know what to say. All of the things that were happening were beyond him and he didn't know how to handle it all. So, he just stayed back listened in and sulked.

David Yates is a very intelligent director. He doesn't do the things he does by accident, nor does any other professional director.

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Antwone Thomas Moonlight Dueler Billywig Join Date: May 2007 Location: California Posts: 3,193 Hogwarts RPG Name: Hayden Lynette Thomas	Does this mean Emma will be nude as well? Quote: Originally Posted by grace1008 ...and I hate the end of the movie,too.Ron didnt said a word, just sitting there loke a dumb, and Hermione just kept talking and talking, like she's the only one person who really do care about Harry, AND Ron was the one who only concerned about whether Harry would snog his sister Ginny in public... Actually, in Yates' and Ron's defense, the way the whole scene was portrayed was pretty perfect in my opinion. Hermione is a big talker, she reads a lot of books because of her insecurities. She was heartbroken about Dumbledore and how it effected Harry so here way of dealing with things like that is to read a book or just keep talking and talking. Harry doesn't speak much either but all he was focused on was setting out to find the Hallows. But Ron ... Ron is a guy of passion, of emotion. He expresses himself not through his words (because let's face it, he's not the most loquacious fellow) but his action speak much louder than words. Ron was devastated and didn't know what to say. All of the things that were happening were beyond him and he didn't know how to handle it all. So, he just stayed back listened in and sulked. David Yates is a very intelligent director. He doesn't do the things he does by accident, nor does any other professional director. __________________ Last edited by Antwone Thomas; 12-04-2009 at 08:25 PM.