Three dollars and some change

He's not really her friend at this point. She's Ginny's friend, and Harry's friend, but Ron has seen her in action, knows she's smart and honest and loyal.

Hmm... I dunno, I guess I see them all *more* than just acquaintances after the ministry and DA thing of OoTP. Including Neville. Maybe that's just my wishful thinking :)

And that's Ron -- not walking away when it's convenient, but staying because it's the right thing to do.

Yes! And that's why I like Ron!

This wasn't just a plot device. There are people out there who are like this, and if I was going to write a world where differences in sexual orientation are met with fear and anger, I wanted to do it in a way that's not all sunshine and roses. That's not the point of Inevitable, but I needed to have it in there.

*nods* it certainly doesn't read as a plot device, no fear! Huh. You know, now that you say that, I thought I had a really strong read on how Flitwick was reacting to the whole sitch, but now I'm all off-balance! :(

*shakes head* it would just be typical of the Wizarding World, I completely agree. Not big on variety are they? How boring.

:)
Jaydeyn