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Today I saw a post bashing a tomione shipper bc she was “stealing tomarry’s nachos’… for shipping something that was not tomarry.. the trope she posted about wasn’t even something Harry would rlly do. The reposter just didn’t like that she shipped something they don’t.

why are we just being mean, like I genuinely don’t understand what gives someone the urge to be upset because someone else is having fun and enjoying their own ships. The reposter didn’t even censor the woman’s face or @, they just blasted them publicly for hundreds of people to make fun of, all because they liked a ship.

for a fandom based around a ship that gets a lot of hate, we sure do like to go out of our way to harass and bully other shippers who are essentially doing the same thing as we are. It’s just sad honestly 🥲

am i in crazy land here. I had to block like five people I followed because they were proudly bullying a random girl. she did nothing. she never said anything bad about tomarry, she was just minding her own business shipping tomione on TikTok (something very brave imo)

whenever someone doesn’t like tomarry, it’s “just don’t interact with stuff you don’t like” but the second we see someone shipping something we don’t like, well, now i have to post their TikTok onto my twt account, and blast them in front of my hundreds of followers so they can also make fun of her. for the heinous crime of posting about a ship that I personally do not enjoy.

We are witnessing a Harry renaissance happening in real time everybody. People are at last waking up to the fact that Harry was in fact, an intelligent, competent and smart wizard (how shocking when it really shouldn't be).

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Okay but this scene reveals so much about the golden trio as characters.

This is an expansion of this post, providing textual evidence of the claims made there (but you don't necessarily have to read it to understand this). Let's compare Harry's and Ron's reactions to Hermione's trick here. Ron is dumbstruck and shocked to his core. He spends a minute just trying to process what he's seeing. He cannot possibly fathom the prospect of seeing the reporter he knew to be trapped in a jar like a zoo animal. His first reaction is to stutter wildly because he's horrified on what he's seeing. He's rightfully mortified, perfectly representing most readers in this scene.

Now, take a look at Harry. While I'm pretty sure Harry would have felt the initial shock, he literally indicates nothing. His first reaction is to think logically and recall what he saw before. He isn't even horrified in the slightest, far from the extent of Ron. This scene only shows Ron's shock while Harry seemingly betrays nothing. He acts like it's something ordinary and pretty much gets on with the discussion like it's no big deal. His only reaction is "Oh she's right" and not even a single thought of how unnatural this really is.

And let's take Hermione too. The entire scene she is practically bursting with happiness. Throughout the scene, all we see is "Happily" "beaming" "smiling serenely". She considers her actions to be of triumph and not even for a single moment does she feel that she might have been too harsh. But in fact, considers it as the most normal thing anyone can do to punish someone they don't like. Like her first thought really was "OH! She's an animagus! I'm going to cage her in a jar for one year and blackmail her to do my bidding." She feels no remorse, no regret - if anything, she feels this vindictive pleasure.

Ron is the only one, who I would say, has a normal human reaction here. Harry and Hermione are literally like "Well, that serves her right." So, let's really talk about how ruthless both Harry and Hermione can be. The fact that Harry saves the life of the man who betrayed his parents and Hermione was unabashedly kind to house elves and people like Neville when no one else was - but they can also accept trapping a grown woman in a glass jar without batting an eye. Harry and Hermione are both kind in entirely different ways but both of them share this slightly similar vengeance and you cannot tell me otherwise.

I have seen the few people talk about ruthless Hermione and vengeful Harry but no one really talks about how that would be like with both of them together. Harry actually appreciates Hermione's ruthlessness on occasion. This being the first example and let's also take how Harry feels "a surge of pride" in Hermione's jinxing abilities, on seeing Marietta's face. It's described to so bad that Fudge gasps and jumps back into the fireplace. Yet Harry's first reaction is literally "Good job Hermione, this is brilliant." You'll notice yet again, in that scene, Harry betrays no mortification whatsoever. Anyone else would have at least been slightly horrified but that isn't Harry, is it? Harry is as vengeful as Hermione, so all he does is soak up in pride and defend her actions.

And what a love triangle, Harry, Cedric and Cho… Talk about complicated, am I right? Having feelings for two people, of different genders, who are dating each other? Damn.