But it is IC of him to read Shakespeare. Or at the very least, Shakespearian novels. In a sense he can be very, very romantic. Painstakingly so. The self-sacrificial kind, even. (Which is why I say that he would have fit right in with the Gryffindors, if he didn't make a habit of having the ice mask on all the time.) And given how... emo he was in the sixth book canon, I'd say he very much qualifies as a Shakespearian character.
(Afterthought: you still haven't said much about Seamus, you know. I'm waiting... *drums fingers*)
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Date: 2009-02-16 12:54 am (UTC)But it is IC of him to read Shakespeare. Or at the very least, Shakespearian novels. In a sense he can be very, very romantic. Painstakingly so. The self-sacrificial kind, even. (Which is why I say that he would have fit right in with the Gryffindors, if he didn't make a habit of having the ice mask on all the time.) And given how... emo he was in the sixth book canon, I'd say he very much qualifies as a Shakespearian character.
(Afterthought: you still haven't said much about Seamus, you know. I'm waiting... *drums fingers*)