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Dec 5, 2016 · Yes, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger are fictional characters. But the Harry Potter characters have more power over their generation than possibly any other fictional work that has come before ...
- "Hate to Love" Trope
Quick, think of some of your favorite couples in...
- Cursed Child
I have long since held the belief that Hermione and Ron did...
- "Hate to Love" Trope
- She Didn't Think Much of Him
- He Thought She Was Mental
- They Always Noticed Each Other
- They Refused to Hug Because of Their Underlying Attraction
- She Always Bossed Him Around
- She Was Attracted to Him First
- She Wanted Him to Ask Her to The Yule Ball
- He Didn't Realize He Liked Her Until Way Later
- He Used A Book George Gave Him to Woo Her
- One of His Greatest Fears Was Hermione Preferring Harry
When you end your first meeting by pointing out someone has dirt on their face it doesn’t exactly scream instant attraction. Hermione didn’t show Ron much care when they first met; the “pleasure” which she mentioned at meeting him was dryly delivered. Of course, Ron was being the hound he is with food at the time, being eleven-years-old, didn’t con...
While Hermione wasn’t very welcoming, Ron downright classified her as a mental case after their first meeting. You can see him making pointed faces At Harry during the scene in the train, and he followed that up with outright calling her mental to Harry when she was getting sorted. In the book version of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, Ro...
The clearest indication that Ron and Hermione had it in for each other was how they always took note of what the other was doing. While Harry would never spare a thought for what the two were doing when not around him, Ron and Hermione would obsess over the other’s whereabouts. For instance, Ron spends all of Prisoner of Azkabanwondering out loud a...
You got the sense that Hermione was just as close to Ron as she was with Harry, but it was made obvious they weren’t as open to one another in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. After Hermione was cured from being petrified, she raced into Harry’s arms to celebrate being back; cut to her reunion with Ron, and the two had an awkward handshake ...
Whenever these two weren’t fighting or bickering, you’d always see Hermione play the role of the dominant one. Really, Ron never had much to say of his own because Hermione would boss him around – not in a malicious way, though. Ron would usually follow whatever plan Hermione had and wouldn’t cause a conflict if he could help it. Moreover, Hermione...
Maybe the reason why she usually sniped at him or bossed him around was because Hermione was always drawn to him. Of the two of them, it was Hermione who realized she liked Ron first as she dropped heavy hints in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fireof her attraction. She fully realized she liked him by the time of the Yule Ball, but didn’t do anythi...
How did she initiate her first subtle move toward him when she started like Ron? That would be around the time of the Yule Ball. Hermione would constantly remind Ron about the upcoming dance and would ask what kind of girl he wanted to take. When Ron – being tactless as always – admitted he wanted to go with Fleur Delacour (who was a league thousan...
Ron was usually late to the show, and he was late in realizing he had full-on feelings for Hermione as well. He first felt jealousy in Goblet of Fire, but these were misunderstood feelings which he only got to understand by Half-Blood Prince. This means he only got to the same place Hermione was a full two years later. When he did understand them, ...
After he realized his feelings, Ron still couldn’t spit it out and was unsure if Hermione liked him that way, despite that being clear as day for everyone else. Perhaps George realized his little brother had it in for Hermione because he gifted Ron a book that taught one how to charm witches. Ron would then gift the book to Harry after he’d memoriz...
Ron’s self-esteem issues were such that he would always doubt his place in other people’s hearts. For one, his greatest fear was his mother loving Harry more than him; to add to that, Ron’s equally great fear was the girl he loved preferring Harry. Hermione never gave any indication that she liked Harry that way, but Ron’s insecurity was such that ...
- JK Rowling Made a Mistake? For some fans, Ron and Hermione are one of the great love stories in all of literature. They have the obvious spark that comes from opposites attracting, and the onscreen chemistry between Rupert Grint and Emma Watson really sells us on the relationship.
- Rupert Grint thinks they'd get Divorced. One reason that the Harry Potter movies are so beloved is because the cast really threw themselves into their characters.
- Time travel hurts their relationship. Over time, the Potterverse has expanded quite a bit. In addition to the original books and movies, we are getting a prolonged series of Fantastic Beast movies.
- Early Hints in Prisoner of Azkaban. A constant topic of debate among Potter fans is exactly how faithfully the Harry Potter movies translated their respective texts.
- The Philosopher's Stone: Can't Stand Each Other. In the first installment of the franchise, Ron and Hermione can't stand each other - until the very end, at least.
- The Chamber Of Secrets: Close Friends (& Crush Hints) In The Chamber of Secrets, the two are friends from the start, but their relationship hasn't yet really begun to deepen into anything more (in part because they are still extremely young at this point in time!).
- The Prisoner Of Azkaban: Fighting Over Pets (& More Hints) In the third film, the pair fall out for the first time (since becoming friends in The Philosopher's Stone, that is) and it's all thanks to their pets.
- The Goblet Of Fire: Jealous Over Other Crushes. Ron and Hermione's relationship seems defined by jealousies almost from the start (with Ron's reaction to Hermione's crush on Lockhart) but it's not until The Goblet of Fire that this really starts to become an issue.
Jul 31, 2016 · Hermione appears to be single, and working as the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor at Hogwarts. She also seems to be in a perpetual bad mood, possibly because she has no goofy husband to ...
Feb 8, 2024 · With Harry, Hermione didn’t have that balance. The two of them, whilst supportive of each other, were too serious to be a couple. Harry himself lamented the lack of laughs they had in Goblet of Fire, when he found himself spending an extended amount of time with Hermione in the aftermath of his fight with Ron. They both needed someone who ...
Mar 26, 2021 · No relationship in the entire Harry Potter series is as important as the friendship between the main trio, Harry, Ron, and Hermione — even if two parts of this trio become a romance by the end ...
