o.0 I had forgotten that had happened. Can I forget it again?
Hee hee hee. Total Deus Ex Machina. Or rather, gladius ex petatus. But I can forgive it because the books make me squee.
Let's just say that as with Heroes, we obviously complement each other. :)
Yup. ;-)
Page 98/99 of the Bloomsbury Kiddie edition. "He chanced a glance at her. She was not tearful; that was one of the many wonderful things about Ginny, she was rarely weepy." *Commence wee_warrior making desperate choking noises and reaching for brain bleach*
Would you hold it against me if I laughed long and hard? Hee hee hee. But seriously, I was going into this book cringing, expecting Super!Ginny and Peripheral!Useless!Ron, and came out pleasantly surprised. The book focused on the Trio, which was perfect for me because they're the element I've always enjoyed most in the books. (Clearly, as you note above, we complement each other. *g*)
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Date: 2007-07-22 12:15 am (UTC)Hee hee hee. Total Deus Ex Machina. Or rather, gladius ex petatus. But I can forgive it because the books make me squee.
Let's just say that as with Heroes, we obviously complement each other. :)
Yup. ;-)
Page 98/99 of the Bloomsbury Kiddie edition. "He chanced a glance at her. She was not tearful; that was one of the many wonderful things about Ginny, she was rarely weepy." *Commence wee_warrior making desperate choking noises and reaching for brain bleach*
Would you hold it against me if I laughed long and hard? Hee hee hee. But seriously, I was going into this book cringing, expecting Super!Ginny and Peripheral!Useless!Ron, and came out pleasantly surprised. The book focused on the Trio, which was perfect for me because they're the element I've always enjoyed most in the books. (Clearly, as you note above, we complement each other. *g*)