So, after the billionth time 
watching Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (my favorite in the series 
of movies) I began to really pay attention to one particular relationship and 
character dynamic within the film. We all know that Harry, Hermione and Ron have 
a powerful friendship, one that we have watched grow and change throughout their 
stay at Hogwarts. Harry and Hermione have always been the intense duo; Harry 
being scarred and ‘the chosen one’ and Hermione with her unwavering intellect 
and focus. Ron has always provided them with a comical and very necessary 
lightness, which balances out the trio. Ron is the foil to their 
feminine/masculine intensity; Harry is able to let loose with Ron and embrace 
his youth, and Hermione lets loose as well, which allows Ron to connect with her 
on a much more emotional level elevating their friendship to something else. 
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Harry and Hermione: More Than A Dance
So, after the billionth time 
watching Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (my favorite in the series 
of movies) I began to really pay attention to one particular relationship and 
character dynamic within the film. We all know that Harry, Hermione and Ron have 
a powerful friendship, one that we have watched grow and change throughout their 
stay at Hogwarts. Harry and Hermione have always been the intense duo; Harry 
being scarred and ‘the chosen one’ and Hermione with her unwavering intellect 
and focus. Ron has always provided them with a comical and very necessary 
lightness, which balances out the trio. Ron is the foil to their 
feminine/masculine intensity; Harry is able to let loose with Ron and embrace 
his youth, and Hermione lets loose as well, which allows Ron to connect with her 
on a much more emotional level elevating their friendship to something else. 
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