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𓀐 @xgNW~zTP: For Harry Potter generally and to soak up /tv/ Malfoid rejects in particular. Something I'm curious about; how does /lit/ feel about the Ron/Hermoine romance subplot? Good? Bad? Salvageable? And what makes a good romance subplot for a story like this?

>Good romance subplot If it's believable and the characters written have good chemistry. Ron and Hermione do. Harry and Malfoid do. Ginny is just exists in the background and then she's suddenly with Harry. That's bad subplot

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𓀐 @b_=QD9Kt: In a few sentences or however many you want, what do you feel like works for Ron/Hermoine? Genuine question, I'm like this guy and had the same thoughts at the time but I'm doubting myself. Sure, but what doesn't these days? Women writing themselves into Snape's greasy hands or guys writing themselves as Snape's greasy hands? Both options seem equally awful but curious minds want to know.+

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