angelic_harmony
Jan 14 2005, 01:21 AM
Like H/Hr infinity, they are all convincing to me but I voted for Krum and Chang's display of jealousy. I admit that after reading GOF, I was a reluctant H/HR shipper, but I know there's something fishy about Krum being so jealous to Harry and how Hermione behaves and talk about him often.
Then OOTP came out, and the moment where Cho looked at Hermione like she was mad or something during their first DA lesson, I knew it! Like Krum she's jealous of Harry and Hermione very "platonic" (men i love that word) relationship! And as I continue reading the book, I was right.
OOTP made me 99.9% sure about this ship. (there's still 1% doubt in me, because you'll never now Ms. Rowling.. but that's practicaly a 100% already, isn't it?) Ok I think I'm in my hopeless romatic mood again *sigh*
Harmony forever!
Urazz
Jan 14 2005, 10:20 AM
| QUOTE (H/Hr Infinity @ Jan 1 2005, 11:13 PM) |
There are already H/Hr evidences since PS/SS. |
I dunno if you can count evidence of H/Hr that early on in the series. After all they were still children then. It could've made you decide which ship you support that early on but it really is too early to use the first 3 books as canon evidence. POA is iffy to me but I would consider GOF onward to be best material to find material on what ship is most likely to happen.
Harmione2004
Jan 14 2005, 06:36 PM
| QUOTE (Urazz @ Jan 14 2005, 06:20 PM) |
| QUOTE (H/Hr Infinity @ Jan 1 2005, 11:13 PM) | There are already H/Hr evidences since PS/SS. |
I dunno if you can count evidence of H/Hr that early on in the series. After all they were still children then. It could've made you decide which ship you support that early on but it really is too early to use the first 3 books as canon evidence. POA is iffy to me but I would consider GOF onward to be best material to find material on what ship is most likely to happen.
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Thats quite true, the real evidence is in GoF and OoP.
I started to like the idea of H/Hr since SS but I didnt see evidence for future romance, but I did love the idea of them.
What evidence I did see in SS is that they were going to have a special bond together apart from Ron. They admired each other.
Silver Ice-Dragon
Jan 15 2005, 02:39 AM
hehe. I voted other.
Simply on the basis that I think they are all convincing!

Love Millie
Epona
Jan 15 2005, 05:29 AM
I picked the Grawp scene, but only because that's my favourite scene. I'm gonna go with all of it. It all adds up.
Mystic Knight
Jan 15 2005, 05:42 AM
I went with the 12 GP scene since that is my favorite. I can't wait to see Hermione's reaction in the next book when she sees her "Half-Blood Prince" again at the beginning.
shadow of Voldemort
Jan 15 2005, 12:20 PM
| QUOTE (Hermione's Twin @ Jan 1 2005, 11:10 PM) |
You know, I voted in this thread a long time ago and realized that I never posted my answer. Well that figures. 
Anyway, I voted for the DoM "death" scene too, although I certainly would have loved an "All of the Above" option. There's just something about a "powerful wave of relief" that it makes a person feel "light-headed" that just speaks volumes to me. |
Same here. I think Harry's reaction to her "death" is the most telling. The thing I've always wondered about that scene was why Hermione didn't stun Dolohov, only silence him. JKR had to write it that way for a reason. When you write a scene like that, you normally do that to show the readers something. And what exactly did she show us? Uh-huh. Harry's reaction, complete and utter panic.

Am I the only one surprised that Harry didn't hit Dolohov with the Killing Curse in that scene? I have the feeling that he would've been able to pull it off right in that situation. Either that or there wouldn't've been a ministry the next morning...
catlove
Jan 15 2005, 01:34 PM
| QUOTE (Mystic Knight @ Jan 15 2005, 01:42 PM) |
I went with the 12 GP scene since that is my favorite. I can't wait to see Hermione's reaction in the next book when she sees her "Half-Blood Prince" again at the beginning. |
I know the feeling! Well, I guess we all do... can't wait to see how they meet again.
I picked the jealousy from Cho and Krum. Oh well, it's got that 'it's so obvious to the rest of the world and Harry and Hermione don't realize that yet' vibe that I love so much...
Dashara
Jan 15 2005, 01:52 PM
I'd say the most convincing evidence is Harry's reaction to Hermione's 'death' in DOM. But then R/Hr can argue that it was because Hermione is his best friend. But I don't think so. That moment right there really got me thinking that it might happen. It boosted up my faith in H/Hr. But then I would say that Hermione's reaction after Harry tells her that Cho kissed him is the most convincing evidence. Her face expressions and the way she spoke during the entire conversation got me thinking, wait, Hermione might like Harry.
Dragoncateliz
Jan 19 2005, 03:32 PM
I picked the prefect scene! To me, it's soo perfect and the most obvious part where u KNOW about Hermione's feelings for Harry

...Goodshippers have Hermione pining over Ron, dreaming of his reddish ears and freckled nose...yea, **tries to remember scene**
"The door banged open. Hermione came tearing into the room, her cheeks flushing and her hair flying. There was an evelope in her hand.
'Did u get-did u get-?' She spotted the badge in
Ron's hand and let out a
shriek. 'I knew it!' she said
excitedly, brandishing her letter. "Me too
Ron, me too!"
Yes, Ron, I'm madly in love with u...I'm so completly crazy about u that I'd rather be back with the devil's snare than with u now...yes, did I cover all the major points?
Right there, is the obvious proof...of H/Hr!
Man, what a vindictive answer on my part...sorry guys, not the best mood...OOOOH, 178 DAYS TILL' THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE!! Can't wait!
tweetyburrow
Jan 21 2005, 07:37 AM
I would have pick all of the choices!

But i chose Harry's reaction at the department of mysteries. My second will be Hypogriffs symbolism. Although people tend to look over it, but such a simple symbol could mean a lot, and remember when ron said "scar"let women, it must have meant something too.
Dragoncateliz
Jan 21 2005, 12:34 PM
oooooooooooh, gooood point! I NEVER EVER THOUGHT ABOUT
SCAR-LET WOMEN! Wow...makes u think doesn't it? JK could've used ne word...but that one, ha ha!!
Mod Note: Please do not use netspeak. Not everyone on this site is a native English speaker and so it is very difficult to understand. Heck, as a native English speaker, I sometimes find it hard to understand.
~Jennifer/Hermione's Twin
kikyo
Jan 21 2005, 07:26 PM
| QUOTE (tweetyburrow @ Jan 21 2005, 03:37 PM) |
I would have pick all of the choices! But i chose Harry's reaction at the department of mysteries. My second will be Hypogriffs symbolism. Although people tend to look over it, but such a simple symbol could mean a lot, and remember when ron said "scar"let women, it must have meant something too. |
so true ... hippogriff just a sybol but the symbol

could means something deep
I thik

JKR has a hidden plan about H/Hr when I found out the meaning of hippogriff
Mystic Knight
Jan 21 2005, 07:47 PM
| QUOTE (kikyo @ Jan 22 2005, 03:26 AM) |
| QUOTE (tweetyburrow @ Jan 21 2005, 03:37 PM) | I would have pick all of the choices! But i chose Harry's reaction at the department of mysteries. My second will be Hypogriffs symbolism. Although people tend to look over it, but such a simple symbol could mean a lot, and remember when ron said "scar"let women, it must have meant something too. |
so true ... hippogriff just a sybol but the symbol  could means something deep I thik  JKR has a hidden plan about H/Hr when I found out the meaning of hippogriff |
Hippogriffs are very rare creatures, born out of only true love. I believe H/Hr together are going to represent something very rare and beautiful.
Harmione2004
Jan 21 2005, 07:53 PM
| QUOTE (Mystic Knight @ Jan 22 2005, 03:47 AM) |
| Hippogriffs are very rare creatures, born out of only true love. I believe H/Hr together are going to represent something very rare and beautiful. |
Oh I love our ships biggest symbolism.
The symbol of love, or True Love to be more precise.
It's something that is hardly debated. Most R/Hr shippers dont know what to say to contradict this.
Moonstruck
Jan 21 2005, 08:08 PM
| QUOTE (Harmione2004 @ Jan 21 2005, 10:53 PM) |
| QUOTE (Mystic Knight @ Jan 22 2005, 03:47 AM) | | Hippogriffs are very rare creatures, born out of only true love. I believe H/Hr together are going to represent something very rare and beautiful. |
Oh I love our ships biggest symbolism. The symbol of love, or True Love to be more precise. It's something that is hardly debated. Most R/Hr shippers dont know what to say to contradict this. |
Yeah, the do. They say it's
not symbolism.

Not sure how they get that.
| QUOTE |
Krum/Cho jealousy over H/Hr +1 for McGonagall  |
Question: what is the +1 for McGonagall? Is that where she is warning Harry about Umbridge and he recites what Hermione told him and she said, "well, at least you listen to Hermione Granger" or something like that?
Thanks. First time I noticed that.
Mystic Knight
Jan 21 2005, 08:09 PM
| QUOTE (Harmione2004 @ Jan 22 2005, 03:53 AM) |
| QUOTE (Mystic Knight @ Jan 22 2005, 03:47 AM) | | Hippogriffs are very rare creatures, born out of only true love. I believe H/Hr together are going to represent something very rare and beautiful. |
Oh I love our ships biggest symbolism. The symbol of love, or True Love to be more precise. It's something that is hardly debated. Most R/Hr shippers dont know what to say to contradict this. |
I wonder if it really can be truly debated.
The symbolism is so powerful that it is either just ignored or simply dismissed as a symbol of "Impossible Love". Which is funny since if a Hippogriff is really a symbol of Impossible love, then I really must ask, would it ever exist? I think its very existance answers that question for us.
Either way, to even associate H/Hr with such a creature should invoke the reader to try to see a deeper meaning. Unfortunately, some people are too distracted by little things that are immediately deemed too obvious to have false meaning or no meaning at all.
Harmione2004
Jan 21 2005, 08:18 PM
| QUOTE (Mystic Knight @ Jan 22 2005, 04:09 AM) |
I wonder if it really can be truly debated.
The symbolism is so powerful that it is either just ignored or simply dismissed as a symbol of "Impossible Love". Which is funny since if a Hippogriff is really a symbol of Impossible love, then I really must ask, would it ever exist? I think its very existance answers that question for us.
Either way, to even associate H/Hr with such a creature should invoke the reader to try to see a deeper meaning. Unfortunately, some people are too distracted by little things that are immediately deemed too obvious to have false meaning or no meaning at all. |
I remember that when I found out Hermione's name came from Greek Mythology, I went to look for it, then I came across a Hippogriff, I started to read about it and the first thing I found out is that it was a symbol of True Love. I thought they were so cute.
Then PoA came out and I was so excited J.K used a hippogriff.
So well, you can just imagine my suprise when I read the part where H/HR flew this symbol of love together.
I started to scream and jump.
This just cant be contradicted.
Buckbeak is what really did it for me. This turned me into a real H/Hr shipper.
It's one of our most convincing evidence imo.
reddfire
Jan 22 2005, 06:27 PM
I ,too, chose the 'Death' scene. Harry is always thinking about Cho and his feelings for her, you finally see some feelings for Hermione. Also the prefect and Cho being jealous was some others. And Harry protecting her from Grawp. It was really hard. I thought they were excellent choices.
bewitched_writer
Jan 23 2005, 09:19 PM
I've actually been wondering about the +1 for McGonagall too... What is it referring to anyways?????
As Nielle has told you a few posts below what the +1 for McGonagall means, this is pretty pointless, but what Kath was talking about can be found here. ~Jennifer/Hermione's Twin
Kath
Jan 23 2005, 09:41 PM
| QUOTE (bewitched_writer @ Jan 24 2005, 04:19 PM) |
| I've actually been wondering about the +1 for McGonagall too... What is it referring to anyways????? |
It's referring to the several occasions when McGonagall has made reference to and acknowledged the closeness b/w Harry and Hermione; coming to get Harry to tell him of Hermione's petrification in CoS and not thinking of informing Ron, except that he was already there, and the infamous OotP quote "Well, I'm glad you listen to Hermione Granger at any rate."
Anazecria
Jan 24 2005, 03:46 AM
| QUOTE (Kath) |
| QUOTE (bewitched_writer) | | I've actually been wondering about the +1 for McGonagall too... What is it referring to anyways????? |
It's referring to the several occasions when McGonagall has made reference to and acknowledged the closeness b/w Harry and Hermione; coming to get Harry to tell him of Hermione's petrification in CoS and not thinking of informing Ron, except that he was already there, and the infamous OotP quote "Well, I'm glad you listen to Hermione Granger at any rate."
|
I'm sorry, but no. The "+1 for McGonagall" refers to our
PK Member McGonagall, who made a mistake with her vote. I edited that in later as you cannot change the results of a poll.
See here. 
--Nielle
Kath
Jan 24 2005, 03:27 PM
Oh really?

Boy do I feel sheepish
kikyo
Jan 25 2005, 01:49 AM
| QUOTE (Harmione2004 @ Jan 22 2005, 04:18 AM) |
| QUOTE (Mystic Knight @ Jan 22 2005, 04:09 AM) | I wonder if it really can be truly debated.
The symbolism is so powerful that it is either just ignored or simply dismissed as a symbol of "Impossible Love". Which is funny since if a Hippogriff is really a symbol of Impossible love, then I really must ask, would it ever exist? I think its very existance answers that question for us.
Either way, to even associate H/Hr with such a creature should invoke the reader to try to see a deeper meaning. Unfortunately, some people are too distracted by little things that are immediately deemed too obvious to have false meaning or no meaning at all. |
I remember that when I found out Hermione's name came from Greek Mythology, I went to look for it, then I came across a Hippogriff, I started to read about it and the first thing I found out is that it was a symbol of True Love. I thought they were so cute. Then PoA came out and I was so excited J.K used a hippogriff. So well, you can just imagine my suprise when I read the part where H/HR flew this symbol of love together. I started to scream and jump.
This just cant be contradicted. Buckbeak is what really did it for me. This turned me into a real H/Hr shipper. It's one of our most convincing evidence imo.
|
you're so damn true ... very well said
hippogriff is such a powerful evidence supporting H/Hr
Mystic Knight
Jan 25 2005, 07:10 PM
Like the characters themselves, the items are strongest when paired together than on their own. When put together, the H/Hr evidence overshadows all others.
Harmione2004
Jan 25 2005, 08:47 PM
| QUOTE (kikyo @ Jan 25 2005, 09:49 AM) |
you're so damn true ... very well said
hippogriff is such a powerful evidence supporting H/Hr |
Thanks, and yes the our wonderful Buckbeak is a strong symbolism.
Some Hr/R shippers say it means nothing for our ship, and that it's not evidence.
But I bet that if R/Hr rode it alone, then they'd use it for evidence, I just know it.
And if in the Hermione's near death scene, if Rons reaction was the same as Harrys then theyd call it love.
fishtankbabe
Jan 28 2005, 04:45 PM
| QUOTE (Harmione2004 @ Jan 26 2005, 04:47 AM) |
Some Hr/R shippers say it means nothing for our ship, and that it's not evidence. But I bet that if R/Hr rode it alone, then they'd use it for evidence, I just know it. And if in the Hermione's near death scene, if Rons reaction was the same as Harrys then theyd call it love. |
Don't you just love that?

They can look at all our moments and come up with reasons why they're not shippy. But if you changed "Harry" to "Ron" they'd all be squeeing themselves to death and saying how "obvious" it all is. If you ever start to doubt H/Hr, just look at all the H/Hr moments and substitute Ron's name for Harry's and you'll quickly see how little evidence the R/Hr ship actually has.
Someone here at PK has a great avatar that makes me smile every time. It's a picture of Harry holding Hermione from the PoA movie, but they photoshopped Ron's head onto Harry's body. The caption says "And
we're the ones in denial?" LOL
(P.S. - This isn't intended as bashing of any sort against R/Hr or Good Shippers).
Mystic Knight
Jan 28 2005, 05:31 PM
| QUOTE (fishtankbabe @ Jan 29 2005, 12:45 AM) |
| QUOTE (Harmione2004 @ Jan 26 2005, 04:47 AM) | Some Hr/R shippers say it means nothing for our ship, and that it's not evidence. But I bet that if R/Hr rode it alone, then they'd use it for evidence, I just know it. And if in the Hermione's near death scene, if Rons reaction was the same as Harrys then theyd call it love. |
Don't you just love that?  They can look at all our moments and come up with reasons why they're not shippy. But if you changed "Harry" to "Ron" they'd all be squeeing themselves to death and saying how "obvious" it all is. If you ever start to doubt H/Hr, just look at all the H/Hr moments and substitute Ron's name for Harry's and you'll quickly see how little evidence the R/Hr ship actually has. Someone here at PK has a great avatar that makes me smile every time. It's a picture of Harry holding Hermione from the PoA movie, but they photoshopped Ron's head onto Harry's body. The caption says "And we're the ones in denial?" LOL (P.S. - This isn't intended as bashing of any sort against R/Hr or Good Shippers). |
There are the obvious moments between H/Hr and there are very symbolic events. Some of this symbolism is just so striking that is almost mind boggling how easily it is dismissed just because their characters of choice are not the ones who are involved in the symbolism.
Take the poll choices for example. I have yet to hear a convincing arguement to counter (with making excuses) any of the choices. Yet there are those who simply ignore these things and instead say "bickering" shows more.
Anyone of the poll choices are good indicators, but together they comprise a very convincing story that is hard to counter. At least to me.
Pamina
Jan 28 2005, 09:48 PM
| QUOTE (Mystic Knight @ 29 jan 2005 @ 01:31 AM ) |
| Anyone of the poll choices are good indicators, but together they comprise a very convincing story that is hard to counter. At least to me. |
hear hear! I have avoided this poll for a while, because I just couldn't choose. And then once I had voted, i noticed that most people voted for Harry's reacction in the DOM when he thought Hermione was dead. And that makes so much sense.
still, I voted for Cho's and Krum's jealous reactions. Seriously it is such an old trick in the literary trade to have everyone else figure out what is going on except for the protagonsists, well one of them at least, usually the main protagionist (may I mention Anne Shirley and Gilbert Blythe, may I mention Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy, may I mention Scarlett O'hara and Rhett Butler, not to mention David Cooperflied and Agnes) that I can't believe that people don't see it. Honestly. It's classic, classic, I tell ya!
fishtankbabe
Feb 2 2005, 11:49 AM
| QUOTE (Mystic Knight) |
| There are the obvious moments between H/Hr and there are very symbolic events. Some of this symbolism is just so striking that is almost mind boggling how easily it is dismissed just because their characters of choice are not the ones who are involved in the symbolism. (emphasis mine) |
Exactly. I find it very amusing to see so many people claiming that R/Hr will prevail because of the obviousness of their bickering. Never mind the fact that we have symbolism like Buckbeak, the Time Turner, the pets, circular imagery, the Runes/Astronomy mistakes... This is the same woman who named a werewolf Remus Lupin, made Sirius Black a black dog, made a traitor a rat, gave the trio personality traits which match their astrological signs... the list just goes on and on. But I'm supposed to believe that R/Hr are destined to be together because they fight all the time. Okay...

| QUOTE (Mystic Knight) |
| Take the poll choices for example. I have yet to hear a convincing arguement to counter (without making excuses) any of the choices. Yet there are those who simply ignore these things and instead say "bickering" shows more. |
That's exactly it. I have brought up the jealousy issue in several threads, and so far only one R/Hr responded. They had some good points, but I was able to counter all of them fairly easily, and the person chose to ignore my response and went on to respond to other people's posts in the same thread, so I know they're still following it. I can only conclude that they have no evidence to counter my arguments so their only response is to change the subject.
The mental gymnastics required to excuse away some of our evidence would make a contortionist cringe.
Harmione2004
Feb 2 2005, 12:04 PM
You know it's funny, when I'm debating with a Hr/R shippers they mention right away how obvious R/Hr really are, then when they read my signature which says R/Hr are red herrings because they are so obvious, they change their minds and say H/Hr are too obvious.
I just dont understand it, they say R/Hr are obvious, but then wonderful points are brought up by H/Hr shippers saying that they are probably red herrings, then R/Hr's say they are subtle.
If Ron acted so dramatically to Hermione's near death, then R/Hr shippers would probably use that as strong evidence.
But no, since this is one of our ships most cinvincing evidence it's thought of as unimportant.
Along with our Krum/Cho jealousy evidence as well.
fishtankbabe
Feb 2 2005, 02:07 PM
| QUOTE (Harmione2004 @ Feb 2 2005, 12:04 PM) |
| If Ron acted so dramatically to Hermione's near death, then R/Hr shippers would probably use that as strong evidence. But no, since that is evidence for H/Hr it is thought of as unimportant. |
Yeah, that goes back to what
Mystic Knight was saying about only seeing the evidence that points to your preferred pair, and selectively ignoring anything that would contradict it. What really gets me though, is excuses for things like the near-death scene, saying 'Of course Harry was upset, he thinks one of his best friends just got killed' etc. What they can't argue against is the fact that JKR chose to write the scene that way for a reason. They say it's not Ron's fault he wasn't there, as though Ron were a real person and could have been there if not for extenuating circumstances.

Or I think my favorite one is the "Harry grabbed Hermione in the DoM because he knows she freezes up during crisis situations." That one actually made me laugh out loud. As if JKR went through
that mental process in deciding to have Harry grab her.
Egla
Feb 2 2005, 02:13 PM
| QUOTE (Harmione2004 @ Jan 26 2005, 04:47 AM) |
| QUOTE (kikyo @ Jan 25 2005, 09:49 AM) | you're so damn true ... very well said
hippogriff is such a powerful evidence supporting H/Hr |
Thanks, and yes the our wonderful Buckbeak is a strong symbolism.
Some Hr/R shippers say it means nothing for our ship, and that it's not evidence. But I bet that if R/Hr rode it alone, then they'd use it for evidence, I just know it. And if in the Hermione's near death scene, if Rons reaction was the same as Harrys then theyd call it love.
|
That's the biggest problems I have with alot of R/Hr shippers (especially at the CoS forums) if H/Hr hug it's because they're great friends if R/Hr hug than it's because they love eachother. If Harry protects Hermione than it's because they're great friends, if Ron protects Hermione than it's because he loves her. If Hermione kisses Ron on the cheek it's because she loves him, if she kisses Harry on the cheek it's a friendly kiss. Double standard galore!
But on topic I think the post kiss scene is very strong evidence too. But Krum's jaelousy and suspiscions give us some insight in Hermione's mind which we don't get from Harry imo.
Mystic Knight
Feb 2 2005, 02:58 PM
Thanks Harmione2004, fishtankbabe, Pamina!
I just wish everyone could accept the imagery that JKR worked so hard to give us (especially the ones in this poll) for what it is: beautiful imagery and not simply disregard it, again because their choice of characters are not involved in it.
The more I think about it, the more I agree with an essay by Mad Eye Mike called "I feel sorry for JKR" (not sure if this one is up on PK already), I recomend reading it if you haven't.
EDIT: I've removed some parts of my post and re-posted them in the H/Hr vs. R/Hr + H/G section as they seem to fit there.
Anazecria
Feb 3 2005, 03:44 AM
Mod Note: The topic is about what you believe the most convincing H/Hr evidence is and why. Not what R/Hr Shippers say in debates. Such discussion will only lead to generalising Non-H/Hr Shippers, and since debate is not allowed in this section, they can't defend themselves. Kindly get back on-topic.
| QUOTE (Mystic Knight) |
| The more I think about it, the more I agree with an essay by Mad Eye Mike called "I feel sorry for JKR" (not sure if this one is up on PK already), I recomend reading it if you haven't. |
That essay is not available at Portkey at this time. See A Mad World for this essay.
Anazecria/Nielle
Marcella
Jul 28 2008, 08:03 AM
The most conving is the christmas incident. She was the only one to take him out of that room, and he did it immediately. He got surprised when he saw Ron and Ginny in the rrom. So he expected to talk only with her. And why had she been the only to do this? No one tried hard, even the guy that escaped from Azcaban to protector his grandson when he discovered that a traitor was right beside the boy? I think he only wanted to see one person: Hermione.
LupinTonksMoodyFan
Jul 28 2008, 08:49 AM
I went for "other." The scene that will always have first row in my head will be their arms around each other (in their original shapes, of course), first standing at Harrys parents grave, then walking out of there together.
Sigh... and some people wondered why I like H/Hr..
Rockgod30
Jul 28 2008, 09:51 AM
The most convincing moment for me of H/Hr was the prefect badge incident. When Hermione came into Harry's room at the Burrow and saw the badge she was so excited. She was so happy at the thought of being with Harry. Then when it was Ron she was very uncomfortable.
Then Harry was upset that he was not prefect. It was all downhill from there.
But that was my choice for the most convincing moment of H/Hr.
~Rockgod30
Fire
Jul 28 2008, 11:03 AM
I chose other: To me I saw DH as having the most blatant moments. To me it was a tie between Godric's Hollow and the Bonded for Life scene. And the part where Hermione touches his head - it's responded and such strong imagery in GH.
xoxo
Hana
Accio Harry!
Jul 30 2008, 01:53 PM
One word - Quidditch. It'd take me too long to explain why, lol, but it all comes down to it.
Candra
Nov 24 2008, 12:26 PM
I picked Hermiones welcoming hug. She always misses Harry so much when they are apart and is thrilled to see him when they meet again.
But to me it's not one single incident that shows how much they mean to each other, it's the combination of all these reasons and so many more.
xCarpeDiem
Dec 23 2008, 04:57 PM
Personally, I used to be a neutral shipper up until the end of Order of Phoenix. I saw stuff on both sides, even though slowly throughout OoTP I was leaning more toward Harry/Hermione. But by the end, during the DOM scene when Harry thinks Hermione's dead, I was convinced. That was the moment I knew it was H/Hr. Then I reread the books a dozen more times and became even more and more convinced/obsessed with the pairing.
miz_delusional
Dec 25 2008, 11:02 PM
QUOTE(LupinTonksMoodyFan @ Jul 28 2008, 11:49 AM)

I went for "other." The scene that will always have first row in my head will be their arms around each other (in their original shapes, of course), first standing at Harrys parents grave, then walking out of there together.
Sigh... and some people wondered why I like H/Hr..

You know I didn't know what to pick. I just didn't think the other choices were the best. But then you reminded me of that scene. Yeah, that one was the best one of all...ironically it came from DH. Aww, I just loved that scene!
So, I also chose other.
Ravenclaw(d69)
Oct 3 2009, 08:42 PM
Deathly Hallows is for me actually. When Harry and Hermione's relationship became strained on account of Ron's leaving and his "You Choose Him" comment. The uncertainity that was in the air during his absence really cemented it for me. And the following moments like Godrics Hollow and the hand brushed against his head scene. Hey we even got JKR's confirmation on that one.
IVIE
Dec 17 2009, 08:07 PM
I picked Buckbeak and the sybolism of the hippogriff, but I should've picked other because what did it for me was the last half of SS. Especially the scene before Harry goes to face Voldemort and Hermione gives him the first hug that he can remember. Then it's all down hill from there.
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