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Fred and George
Feb. 12th, 2005 12:42 amHey! I have a cold, the German Chancellor has a cold, every body in Germany has a cold. Or flu. It's terrible.
Well, I just read an article about Fred and George. The author called them bullies or cads. What do you think about that?
I adore the twins. They're my favourite characters, directly followed by Sirius (and then, on the same level, Ron, Remus, Harry and Lee). I my opinion they aren't two bullies, who harass other children whenever they can. Sure, they pull pranks and sure, I do not always agree with their actions (okay, I have no example where I don't agree ...), but they're so lovely. Maybe that's not the right word to describe boys. Anyway, I think the prank-thingy is first a way of payback to all the people who were/are mean to them and their friends (fro example Dudley and a lot of Slytherins). I case of Draco it's pure self-defense. Draco isn't harmless. He's outright dangerous, in my opinion and doesn't stops because something wouldn't be fair. He actually attackted Harry during the train ride back home and the twins (and some other) hexed them before they could do any harm.
I just can't understand when people call them bullies and say that they're mean. I mean, look at how they treat their family (Percy is a git and deserves everything). They stick up for them. And if anyone says they are unfair toward their siblings, I just can say: No, they aren't. They behave like normal brothers (who like pranks). Normal siblings take the mickey out of each other sometimes. But they're always there for each other.
I my opinion the twins are sweet and caring, love to make others laugh, they're stubborn and want to be somebody.
I thought about how I would react to them in real life. I'm not really popular, though I have a lots of friends. Maybe I would be friends with them. I think I would laugh about their actions. And I would think they're hot (...red hair *drools*...). They don't hurt people with words. They just want to be funny.
Well, I hope my little rant wasn't too bad. Bye. I go to bed, 'cause I'm dead tired.
Well, I just read an article about Fred and George. The author called them bullies or cads. What do you think about that?
I adore the twins. They're my favourite characters, directly followed by Sirius (and then, on the same level, Ron, Remus, Harry and Lee). I my opinion they aren't two bullies, who harass other children whenever they can. Sure, they pull pranks and sure, I do not always agree with their actions (okay, I have no example where I don't agree ...), but they're so lovely. Maybe that's not the right word to describe boys. Anyway, I think the prank-thingy is first a way of payback to all the people who were/are mean to them and their friends (fro example Dudley and a lot of Slytherins). I case of Draco it's pure self-defense. Draco isn't harmless. He's outright dangerous, in my opinion and doesn't stops because something wouldn't be fair. He actually attackted Harry during the train ride back home and the twins (and some other) hexed them before they could do any harm.
I just can't understand when people call them bullies and say that they're mean. I mean, look at how they treat their family (Percy is a git and deserves everything). They stick up for them. And if anyone says they are unfair toward their siblings, I just can say: No, they aren't. They behave like normal brothers (who like pranks). Normal siblings take the mickey out of each other sometimes. But they're always there for each other.
I my opinion the twins are sweet and caring, love to make others laugh, they're stubborn and want to be somebody.
I thought about how I would react to them in real life. I'm not really popular, though I have a lots of friends. Maybe I would be friends with them. I think I would laugh about their actions. And I would think they're hot (...red hair *drools*...). They don't hurt people with words. They just want to be funny.
Well, I hope my little rant wasn't too bad. Bye. I go to bed, 'cause I'm dead tired.
