"Besides, she knew, he knew, and lichens growing under rocks knew (though apparently this loser didn't) that it was because Death Eaters were bent on killing everything Harry ever loved or cared about and, assuming they were both still alive once Voldemort was gone and dealt with, they would probably get together again. I mean, it was pretty obvious."

Stupidly, that too was something the Harmonians were in denial about. Apparently they thought that Harry having broken up with Ginny at the end of HBP was some magical doorway to all sorts of new relationship options (*cough*Hermione*cough*). This led Emerson to note "Have you read the sixth Harry Potter book? Or the series in general? Or read an issue of Spider-man?"

And word on that. Heck, if anything, Ginny's reaction was one of the few mature ones in break-up scenes as of late, in YA literature! She doesn't scream, she doesn't beg, she doesn't fall over dead from a Goddammed Hole, she talks to Harry and understands why he's doing what he's doing, and while she's clearly worried about him, she still goes back to Hogwarts and leads the effort to get the Death Eaters kicked out. And yet, people think that's a sign of not really caring. -__-