This is good. I like the fact that Ron has Harry thinking. He should be thinking about more than the physical side of their relationship. Ginny knows him very well. He hasn't had time to just be a teenager and this is his time. I'm sure Ginny will wait for him to grow up and tell her he really wants her forever in his life. This just isn't the time yet. Thanks for writing. I look forward to more of this story. p
RSS Thursday 2nd September 2010 18:53
2: Our Last Bit of Summer (Author Response)
I like what you said here about how this is Harry's time to be a teenager. Definitely. In many ways it does run deeper than that, but especially around Ginny, he's acting very much like a teenage boy would. He is able to feel as such for the first time in his life. Thanks for reading, and I appreciate the review.
Ah, yes, the wonders of talking mirrors, especially at the Weasleys.
You've captured Harry's confusion perfectly. This quite revealing-
Who knew what he would want to do someday? Someday, he might want to holiday in China, but it didn’t necessarily mean he wanted to book his trip now.
RSS Thursday 2nd September 2010 11:22
2: Our Last Bit of Summer (Author Response)
I had forgotten about the mirrors altogether. Once I was reminded, I had a fun time with it...Thanks; this is only the beginning of Harry's confusion! Love the quote! -R
