Sorry I didn't answer you right away. I thought about this for a long time last night.
If reason won't budge her, what about sentiment? I think that sometimes, she feels like we're not real friends anymore, just two people who share a history in common. And you. I know I feel that way quite a lot, especially since she makes it so utterly clear that she prefers Weasley and Longbottom to everyone else. And Perks, too, but she's not really the problem.
Sometimes I want to just shut her out completely so that she knows just how isolated her choices have left her, but then, why should Weasley get to have her? Plus, with the way that she thinks, isolation will only make it clear to her that she made the right choice to begin with.
Also, I miss her sometimes.
God, why does she have to get so attached to pathetic misfits. And when anyone points out to her that they're misfits, we're just being horrid bullies.
This is why reason won't work. But she is sentimental, isn't she? She's a girl, after all.
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If reason won't budge her, what about sentiment? I think that sometimes, she feels like we're not real friends anymore, just two people who share a history in common. And you. I know I feel that way quite a lot, especially since she makes it so utterly clear that she prefers Weasley and Longbottom to everyone else. And Perks, too, but she's not really the problem.
Sometimes I want to just shut her out completely so that she knows just how isolated her choices have left her, but then, why should Weasley get to have her? Plus, with the way that she thinks, isolation will only make it clear to her that she made the right choice to begin with.
Also, I miss her sometimes.
God, why does she have to get so attached to pathetic misfits. And when anyone points out to her that they're misfits, we're just being horrid bullies.
This is why reason won't work. But she is sentimental, isn't she? She's a girl, after all.