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ainacelis · 10-06-2010, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by sml

You know, I actually understand what David Yates meant. I definitely felt a tension between Harry and Hermione when they were on the run together. In fact, during that scene in the graveyard, when they left together, I would have thought that they were the ones to end up together had I not already known that Hermione and Ron ended up as a couple. I'm older, and read the books with my son, so while reading, I actually never cared much about the romance aspect or who ended up with who ("shipping" as they call it?). But, I do not think this is a stretch at all.

I absolutely agree.
I mean just the imagery that revolved around the graveyard scene and the way things were described, even a canon shipper could have seen that as intimate. Of course it's hard to admit that, but really guys, there was a moment there when it could have been them.

10-06-2010, 09:30 AM	#24 (permalink)
ainacelis Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 2	Quote: Originally Posted by sml You know, I actually understand what David Yates meant. I definitely felt a tension between Harry and Hermione when they were on the run together. In fact, during that scene in the graveyard, when they left together, I would have thought that they were the ones to end up together had I not already known that Hermione and Ron ended up as a couple. I'm older, and read the books with my son, so while reading, I actually never cared much about the romance aspect or who ended up with who ("shipping" as they call it?). But, I do not think this is a stretch at all. I absolutely agree. I mean just the imagery that revolved around the graveyard scene and the way things were described, even a canon shipper could have seen that as intimate. Of course it's hard to admit that, but really guys, there was a moment there when it could have been them.