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Who: Ginny, Hermione, Ron
Where: RoR
What: Getting Ginny to remember
Why: Because Harry needs help, damnit!
Ginny sat in the Room of Requirement, where she had been sitting since midafternoon. Ginny knew she should have taken Ron's advice and gotten some dinner, or some lunch for that matter, but truth be told, she'd been forcing herself to eat for weeks. Now, knowing that she'd find out if she was right, forcing food into her system was not quite possible.
She hadn't stopped thinking about the possibilities. If Harry really wasn't who attacked her, but had gone missing, it ws fairly obvious he was in the clutches of Voldemort. And if she had been blaming him while he was in trouble rather than helping him, what did that say of her and the type of person she was? Not to mention the ramifications standing idly by could have on Harry's life.
She knew she'd find out, and either possibility wasn't a very bright one. If Harry had attacked her, and she found out for sure, she wasn't quite sure how she would react. For the past few weeks, though she had been insisting that it was Harry, she was hopeful that she was wrong, that he hadn't tried to kill her with his bare hands, and that small, tiny piece of hope had carried her through. If she were to lose that now...
Ginny looked at the clock on the wall next to the fire. Dinner would be ending now. She sat back into the armchair, pulling her knees up toward her, and waited for Ron and Hermione, waited to find out once and for all what had happened to her.
Where: RoR
What: Getting Ginny to remember
Why: Because Harry needs help, damnit!
Ginny sat in the Room of Requirement, where she had been sitting since midafternoon. Ginny knew she should have taken Ron's advice and gotten some dinner, or some lunch for that matter, but truth be told, she'd been forcing herself to eat for weeks. Now, knowing that she'd find out if she was right, forcing food into her system was not quite possible.
She hadn't stopped thinking about the possibilities. If Harry really wasn't who attacked her, but had gone missing, it ws fairly obvious he was in the clutches of Voldemort. And if she had been blaming him while he was in trouble rather than helping him, what did that say of her and the type of person she was? Not to mention the ramifications standing idly by could have on Harry's life.
She knew she'd find out, and either possibility wasn't a very bright one. If Harry had attacked her, and she found out for sure, she wasn't quite sure how she would react. For the past few weeks, though she had been insisting that it was Harry, she was hopeful that she was wrong, that he hadn't tried to kill her with his bare hands, and that small, tiny piece of hope had carried her through. If she were to lose that now...
Ginny looked at the clock on the wall next to the fire. Dinner would be ending now. She sat back into the armchair, pulling her knees up toward her, and waited for Ron and Hermione, waited to find out once and for all what had happened to her.