I have no patience with girls who stomp their feet and tell off a crowd of guys who all worship her.
Curiously, I grew up in a family full of boys and men and I never had (and nor did I really seek) that kind of relationship with them. I know that now, I would hate to be "protected" just because I'm the "little lady" (although I don't look much like one these days, so...). You just know that Ginny relishes and delights in her fragile feminine status that she has within this big crowd of lads. Imagine if Bill and Fleur's first child is a little girl (as the children of Veela seem to always be in the mythology). I can't help imagining Ginny will be beside herself with rage that there's a Weasley girl that's more helpless and adorable than her.
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Date: 2005-09-20 07:04 pm (UTC)Curiously, I grew up in a family full of boys and men and I never had (and nor did I really seek) that kind of relationship with them. I know that now, I would hate to be "protected" just because I'm the "little lady" (although I don't look much like one these days, so...). You just know that Ginny relishes and delights in her fragile feminine status that she has within this big crowd of lads. Imagine if Bill and Fleur's first child is a little girl (as the children of Veela seem to always be in the mythology). I can't help imagining Ginny will be beside herself with rage that there's a Weasley girl that's more helpless and adorable than her.