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70Remembering that not everything will be mentioned in a story is something a lot of people forget. We focus on characters that aren't really paying attention to sex while we are watching them.– trlklyCommented Jul 10, 2014 at 18:04
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1In regards to you talking about Victor and Hermiones relationship I would say it wasn't sexual as he was 17 or 18 and she was 13 or 14, maybe 15.– PobrecitaCommented Jul 11, 2014 at 19:36
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3@iliveunderawesomerock Did you make up this user name specifically for this comment or did you happen to use it before? (What I mean is: Why in the world would sex not be in the loop because they're 17 and 15??)– sbiCommented Jul 13, 2014 at 13:34
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1@sbi your right I was being naive and maybe I was wrong. I don't think sex was in the loop due to Hermione's character, but I do think that people that are that age have sex. Also the relationship was implied meaning that anything is possible. As for the mention of my username I don't understand what you mean by that. But this is the username I use for every site I go on,no offense. And for the record I think the answer is perfect for a theoretical conversation regarding sex in HP because to my knowledge it was never covered in the books.– PobrecitaCommented Jul 13, 2014 at 17:52
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5Regarding the Yule Ball events hinted at in the last paragraph, it’s Snape and Karkaroff, and Snape is blasting rose bushes apart, his expression most ill-natured. Squeals issued from many of the bushes, and dark shapes emerged from them. At that point, only two unimportant characters are mentioned by name (Fawcett, of Hufflepuff, and Stebbins, of Ravenclaw). However, we visit that evening once more from Snape’s point of view in The Prince’s tale (in Deathly Hallows) and learn that Fleur and Roger Davies had also been spending time together in the Hogwarts grounds.– chirluCommented Feb 13, 2017 at 12:53
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