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The chapter that made us fall in love with… Ginny Weasley | Wizarding World

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Ginny had an immensely strong spirit across the Harry Potter books, so strong in fact that Harry Potter himself began to notice after a while. But Ginny, accomplished Quidditch player and determined Gryffindor, was always far more than Harry’s girlfriend. And the very macabre chapter in which Harry breaks up with her is the one where we love her the most. Dumbledore was dead. As Harry and the people closest to him gathered for his funeral, Harry’s burning grief was not the only thing that he had on his mind. He knew that he must let go of someone else he’d grown to care for so deeply: Ginny. After spending a hefty portion of Half-Blood Prince realising he actually liked Ron’s little sister (and after Ginny spent the majority of her early years fancying Harry and blushing furiously whenever he was in the room), the pair finally did get together, and Harry finally had an ounce of happiness after so many dark days. After Dumbledore’s death, however, everything abruptly changed once again.

Harry Potter | The chapter that made us fall in love with… Ginny Weasley | Wizarding World TRENDING SEARCHES feature T he c hapter t hat m ade u s f all i n l ove w ith… G inny W easley Published on Aug 10th 2016 A s As the youngest Weasley sibling, and the only Weasley daughter, it took a lot for Ginny to stand out. But when she grew up, she became fierce. Ginny had an immensely strong spirit across the Harry Potter books, so strong in fact that Harry Potter himself began to notice after a while. But Ginny, accomplished Quidditch player and determined Gryffindor, was always far more than Harr

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