Harry Potter How do you picture the HP Characters?

[DarkTempest]

Most of the characters don't have the descriptors that one usually uses to describe characters. Daphne is an ice princess starting from some of the very first fanon, i think.

When LR is citing those terms for Hermione, I don't believe these are words used to actually describe her. Rather in most cases the people are calling her names and he's using that as a basis of description. Not a cool way to go about it, as they have incentive to call her that. If she's actually described in those terms by the author, then he has a point. Not much of one though, because of the people that find her attractive.

 

[jaredstar]

is there a reason why all post prior to this (and maybe this one) as well eventually are credited to chaos and creation

 

[pidl]

is there a reason why all post prior to this (and maybe this one) as well eventually are credited to chaos and creation

April fools probably.

 

[nuclear death frog]

i would love to know where the theme of Daphne being an ice princess comes from

I think Jeconais was the writer who came up with that originally, for the story "Perfect Situations" and its follow-up "Matryoshka Vignettes".

 

[jaredstar]

isnt he also responsible for stuff like moldyshorts and other such pet names for voldemort

 

[nuclear death frog]

I don't know.

 

[whitewhiskey]

Around 6:30 "I'm still going to see my gawky, geeky, ugly duckling Hermione in my mind."

Wouldn't this descriptor, as it is usually used, mean that Hermione ended up looking good. I mean, I'm not sure about gawky, and geeky is relative (I like geeky girls), but the term Ugly Duckling would normally mean she's gonna grow into at least moderately good looks.

 

[Hardcore Heathen]

I've always imagined Hagrid as looking like Hiker from Pokemon Red/Blue.

And Harry Potter...well, this is somewhat arrogant, but Harry as myself. Because I look a lot like the book descriptions of him. I am not the only one to have made this observation. For example,I was in Japan one time, dressed in jeans and a t-shirt, and some junior high-school kids walked by me on the street. Then they stopped, turned, pointed at me, and started yelling in really excited voices, "Harry Potter!"