Rowling, Harry is a "marked man. He needed someone who could hold her own, but also be there for him. While Hermione wasn't like this, Ginny was. The bat-bogey hex is self explanatory: it's a hex that turns bogeys into bats that fly out the victim's nose.
It's noted that Ginny is especially good at this hex and has used it seriously during more than a few occasions. She used it once on Draco Malfoy in order to help her brother Ron and others escape from Umbridge's office. Ginny also used the hex on a kid named Zacharias Smith, who was annoying her while on the Hogwarts Express. Zacharias Smith was a Hufflepuff who Ron also didn't like very much. She's still known for the hex to this day, as it's a prominent fact on her Pottermore profile page.
Ginny is best known for being the character who marries Harry Potter. However, this is not due to the fact that she's seen as inferior and has no interesting characters, but is solely based on the fact that the entire book series revolves around Harry's character. If the events were seen from Ginny's perspective instead, things would have been very different. Bonnie Wright has said that she believes Ginny would be just fine if she hadn't got together with Harry. She dated Dean Thomas before Harry, after all.
Essentially, Wright is trying to make the point that Ginny didn't need Harry. Beyond this, though, there's the fact that Ginny is powerful, gifted, athletic, strategic, charming, and strong. In the books, a lot of this is more evident. Ginny doesn't need Harry and honestly, he might have brought her down a little bit, as she is forced to stand in the shadow of the Boy Who Lived. Before Bonnie Wright got the part of Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter movies, her brother told her that she looked exactly as he imagined Ginny to be.
While Wright wasn't as enthusiastic as her brother was about the series, she trusted him and decided to try out for the audition. She was the seventh child and only daughter of Arthur and Molly Weasley.
Bonnie Wright looks exactly like the Ginny most fans imagined when reading the books. Unlike the twins, her hair is naturally light orange, so she fits right in. Ginny never got the recognition she truly deserved. She was an amazing Quidditch player. Not only was she a great chaser, but she also stepped up to the plate as Gryffindor's seeker when Harry wasn't able to attend the games.
She was the true hero of the Gryffindor Quidditch team. Ginny went on to do great things once she left Hogwarts. She became a professional Quidditch player, as chaser for the Holyhead Harpies. After retiring from this, she became a senior Quidditch reporter for the Daily Prophet, before becoming their official sports editor. Ginny always had a skill when it came to Quidditch. She was better at it than anyone else, including Harry, but was also much more talented at it than her brothers, who played Quidditch as well.
Rowling believed that it was important for the readers to realize for themselves that Ginny and Harry were meant to be together. In order to do this, Rowling had to give subtle hints as to why other girls weren't suited for Harry. She would do this by showing how good Ginny was at something, how many people liked her over someone else, and how she understood Harry when others didn't. A specific example of this was when Ginny beat Cho Chang to the golden snitch during a Gryffindor versus Ravenclaw Quidditch match.
It was meant to be symbolism for Ginny beating Cho and winning Harry's heart or something along those lines. Additionally, Cho almost came up with the name for Dumbledore's Army, but Ginny was the one who actually figured out the best name instead. Another point for Ginny? If you haven't been sorted into a Hogwarts house on Pottermore , you should probably go and do that right away. The quiz is highly accurate, and most of the actors from the film franchise have been sorted into houses on the website.
Bonnie Wright is one such actor. Of course, she was sorted into Gryffindor. When the Muggle campsite owner has to constantly have his memory charmed, Ginny remarks that Ludo Bagman , head of Magical Games and Sports, ought to know better than to wander around in his Beater's robes. After the match, Death Eaters riot through the campsite. Weasley sends the younger Weasleys, plus Harry and Hermione, into the nearby woods for safety, though Ginny and the Twins become separated from the others.
When the riots are quelled, the three return to their tents, unharmed. Just before the Yule Ball , we see Ginny comforting a distraught Ron, whose invitation to the ball was rejected by Fleur Delacour. After hearing that Cho Chang similarly declined Harry's invitation, Ron suggests that he can take Hermione and Harry can go with Ginny. But the girls are already attending with someone else. Ginny goes with Neville Longbottom , who repeatedly steps on her feet while they are dancing.
Hermione is Viktor Krum's date. Ginny plays a much larger role in this book and re-enters our story at the Order of the Phoenix headquarters. Shortly after Harry arrives and has vented his frustrations on Ron and Hermione, they are joined by Fred, George, and Ginny. They inform Harry that Percy has fallen out with the family. After dinner, Sirius Black proposes that Harry be briefed on the Order of the Phoenix's current operations; Ron, Hermione, Fred, and George are allowed to listen in, but Ginny, loudly protesting, is unceremoniously bundled off to bed.
We see Ginny in passing a few times during the next few days. She is roped in to help make Grimmauld Place habitable again, removing and destroying Dark artifacts and materials, and ridding magical pest infestations. She joins the victory celebration after Harry returns, exonerated, from his hearing, and is present at Ron and Hermione's celebration for becoming Prefects. When Fred and George charm their school trunks to fly downstairs, the luggage evidently injures Ginny, though she is healed by the time they leave for the train.
Apart from cleaning up the compartment after Neville showers everyone with Stinksap, Ginny plays little further part until the school year is underway. Ginny is among the 28 students Harry, Ron, Hermione, and 25 others who attend the first meeting of what is to become Dumbledore's Army at the Hog's Head.
Afterwards, Hermione remarks that Michael Corner likely came only because Ginny did. Ron decides he dislikes Michael Corner. At the first meeting in the Room of Requirement , Hermione suggests naming the group; Cho Chang suggests the Defence Association the DA for short ; Ginny counters with Dumbledore's Army, saying it has the same initials and represents the worst fears of the Ministry of Magic, who foisted Dolores Umbridge on them as the Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher.
Her suggestion passes unanimously. When Harry has a vision that Mr. There, the Weasley children demand to see their father immediately, but Sirius insists it is too dangerous and orders them to wait until their mother returns. They await anxiously until Molly Weasley sends word that Mr. Weasley will survive. At the hospital, Harry and Ginny eavesdrop on Mr. Weasley, Mrs. After Moody suggests Harry may be possessed by Voldemort, Harry isolates himself, believing he is endangering the others.
Hermione drags Harry from seclusion, forcing him to talk with her and the others. Ginny, who actually was possessed by Voldemort, draws upon her own experience, saying if there are no big gaps in Harry's memory, then he has not been possessed, greatly relieving Harry. While visiting Mr. Along the way they are spotted by Gilderoy Lockhart , who is still a patient. While visiting Gilderoy, they also see Broderick Bode , who is still uable to speak.
They also run into Neville and his grandmother , who are visiting Neville's parents, Frank and Alice Longbottom. Neville is horribly embarrassed that they have seen his parents, who were tortured into insanity by Death Eaters. It is close to Gryffindor's match against Hufflepuff, and Angelina Johnson , Gryffindor's Quidditch captain, is extremely unhappy with how her team is shaping up, especially Kirke and Sloper , the two beaters who replaced Fred and George.
Ginny apparently flies extremely well, and Hermione explains that Ginny had been breaking into the Weasley broom cupboard for years, flying all their brooms. Despite the beaters' poor quality, Gryffindor keeps their losses to only ten points when Ginny catches the Snitch.
This memory is so disturbing that it permanently dispels Harry's idealized vision of his father, James; to avoid discussing it with anyone, he attributes his brooding to his recent breakup with Cho Chang.
Ginny suggests he talk to Cho, but Harry says he would rather speak to Sirius, which is impossible; the only way is via the one unmonitored fireplace in Umbridge's office. Ginny says the Twins have left her believing that nothing is impossible. Shortly, the Twins tell Harry they are planning a diversion, and suggest he use that time to get into Umbridge's office to chat with Sirius. Harry experiences a vision that Sirius is being tortured by Voldemort and wants to contact Grimmauld Place to verify if Sirius is safe.
Overhearing the Trio discussing this, Ginny, along with Luna Lovegood, volunteers their help, guarding Umbridge's door and creating a diversion while Harry contacts Sirius with the Floo Network. Hermione fools Umbridge into believing a weapon is hidden in the Forbidden Forest. Ginny and the others are left under guard in Umbridge's office while Umbridge takes Harry and Hermione to investigate.
Luna suggests flying to the Ministry on Thestrals to save Sirius. Ginny is unsure about riding something invisible to her, but gamely accompanies Harry and the others to London. The two groups re-unite in the antechamber; Ginny apparently suffers a broken ankle, and has to be carried into the Brain Room when the Death Eaters find them.
There, she is hit by an apparent Stun spell and plays no further part in the battle. Harry visits Ron, Hermione, and Ginny in the Hospital wing.
Ginny apparently is nearly recovered, but Ron and Hermione need more time to heal. Luna and Neville are also visiting; Umbridge is also present, recovering from her sojourn among the Centaurs. The group can barely stiffle giggles when Ron makes clip-clop sounds similar to horse hooves, causing the traumatized woman to bolt upright up in bed, looking around wildly.
Ron is surprised, but Ginny explains that when she caught the Snitch in the Quidditch match against Ravenclaw, Michael comforted Cho rather than celebrating with Ginny, so she dumped him. When Ron suggests, glancing furtively at Harry, that she can now choose someone better, Ginny announces she is dating Dean Thomas. Ron seems somewhat distressed by this revelation. Ginny enters our story shortly after Harry arrives at The Burrow late at night.
The next morning, after Ron and Hermione awaken Harry, Ginny slouches in, complaining about her. This mysterious female is quickly identified when Fleur Delacour appears with Harry's breakfast, followed by a vexed Mrs.
Ginny, feeling Fleur is far too full of herself, has nicknamed her "Phlegm". Ginny and the others purchase school supplies at Diagon Alley.
When they visit Fred and George's joke shop , the Twins grill Ginny about her boyfriends, but she characteristically refuses to discuss it. Captivated by a Pygmy Puff possibly a variant of a Puffskein , she purchases one, naming it Arnold. Arriving in Slughorn's compartment, Harry is somewhat surprised to find Ginny there, particularly as the other students Slughorn introduces are all related to or connected with famous witches and wizards. Harry has been invited for obvious reasons, and Neville because of the prominence of his parents in the wizarding community.
Slughorn asks Harry about the battle at the Ministry, seemingly unaware that Neville and Ginny were also involved. Harry, Neville, and Ginny are unwilling to talk about that battle, much to Slughorn's disappointment. In Potions class, Harry is given an old textbook he discovers contains many revisions to standard formulas.
Ginny Weasley was one of the important characters of the popular Harry Potter franchise - although she was given far more space in the books than the films. Some plot holes and problems are definitely bigger than others, though, and these are the biggest! No one knew that she was possessed for a year -- which was bizarre in and of itself. Through a diary, Tom Riddle was sucking the life force out of Ginny.
When she opened the chamber, his powers got stronger and Ginny weaker. Harry, of course, saved the poor damsel in distress and defeated the basilisk.
After everything that has happened, Ginny came out seemingly fine and had no post-traumatic stress symptoms after the event. The only time fans got to see how she felt about the event was when she mentioned it to Harry on The Order of the Phoenix.
What was more confusing was despite experiencing a near-death experience, Ginny did not seem affected. Ginny Weasley had quite a few hookups in the series, while the other major characters only had a few. Of course, in some ways this makes sense - she was a great, friendly, likable teen, so of course she dated. However, in the Harry Potter universe, she was essentially the only main character who dated multiple people. It was a complete mystery as to how Ginny got an exciting love life, whereas the other major characters, all had maybe one or two romantic encounters, and were rarely actually 'dating' someone and plenty of the secondary characters dated no one at all.
Michael was from Ravenclaw, and Ginny was from Gryffindor. She loved adventure and excitement -- all the things that Michael was not. He appeared to be bland and not as outgoing as Ginny.
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