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I think that the brother/sister relationship is better than a love one.
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It'd be amazing if Hermione turned out to be adopted and she was Harry's secret twin or older sister.
That would make the book amazing.
At least there were a lot of brother and sisterly comforting parts

No
habitso that wouldn't have been amazing, but way too cheesy and Star Wars-ish. And lol, Hermione's a year older than Harry, so twin sister wouldn't work in any case...

And
HJP/HJG_TrueLove I agree, though I think they even had a few slashy moments, like when
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Draco grips Harry hard around the waist, clinging to him and screaming in his ear as they fly away after Harry rescues him lol!

But in general yea, I think she did try to be nice about the various ships that have sprung up, including our wonderful ship!

I still say some of the best--or rather the best--Hhr moments happen in this book...
EDIT: Okay, I was perusing some sites and posts and just remembered another amazing HHr moment:
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"She hesitated, but recognized the dismissal. She picked up the book and
then walked back past him into the tent, but as she did so, she brushed the top
of his head lightly with her hand. He closed his eyes at her touch..."
Honestly, if JK thinks that's a sisterly/brotherly kind of interaction...I'm a little scared!

Yes, there are many moments like the hugs and stuff that could ahve been platonic, but this...well, in MOST literature and movies and shows, when someone closes their eyes at another's touch, that's a rather romantic or sexual reaction--like they're enjoying/savoring the other's touch. Like in the second Pirate's movie when Jack closes his eyes for a second, overwhelmed, when Eliz comes up behind him and basically puts her chin on his shoulder. Yes, that was more blatantly sexual, but you can see what I mean about the closing the eyes bit. I knew all along of course that HHr wasn't goign to happen, but I was still thrilled by this moment, and wondering at the same tiem what JK was on about, puttign in a moment like this when she meant them to be only platonic!
In any case, I think JK gave us plenty of yummy slices of pumpkin pie with whipped cream on top to enjoy in this book, b/t this and the graveyeard scene (sooo glad it was just HHr sharing this moment, no Ginny Sue in sight...and who says Hermioen can't understand/comfort Harry well?!), the sexy Horcrux kiss (even if it's evil, and not really them...I mean, damn, she gave an HHr kiss! Which they better put onscreen--D/E will blow H/G and R/E away with their loads of natural chemsitry between them!

), all the tiem Hermione flings herself into harry's arms, the way he can use her wand to greater effect than others/feels more comfortable with it (yeah, I guess it's partly b/c she gave it to him, but I hardly think wands switch allegiance that frequently...thoguh i wonder if thsi is why Neville's never worked very well?), and best of all, that she chooses him over Ron when ti comes to the Horcrux hunt, and remains with him all the way. Harry's moments with Hermione are certainly deeper and more meaning full and emotional than his exclusively lust/snog-centered moments with Ginny! So I'm still pretty pleased with the slice of pie we got, consdiering I wasn't expecting any! I'm so glad their freindship/relationship was so repaired from the total destruction of it in DH!
And lol, there's a funny group on facebook called "Harry and Hermione are SO having an affair being Ron and Ginny's backs!"