In the mid-1990s, Ginny Weasley referred to Fleur Delacour (who was to marry her brother Bill) as "Phlegm", a play on words with Fleur's name and personality.
Mrs Weasley did not care for Fleur at all, believing that she was not the right choice for her son. Ginny and Hermione disliked her for her general attitude towards everything; Ginny gave Fleur the nickname "Phlegm," although they never openly used it in front of her. Still, Fleur was tolerated for Bill's sake.
Fleur Isabelle Weasley (née Delacour) (b. c. 1976-1977) was a French quarter-Veela witch, one of the daughters of Apolline Delacour and her husband, the other daughter being the younger Gabrielle. Fleur attended Beauxbatons Academy of Magic.
Why Molly and Ginny Weasley Hated Fleur Delacour - Harry Potter Explained
Why does Fleur lose her accent?
A possible explanation is that she improved her English in the time between the events of Goblet of Fire and the events of Deathly Hallows. Despite being French herself, actress Clémence Poésy speaks English with almost no accent, and actually had to fake Fleur's thick accent in her first appearance.
We never do find out what happened to Fleur, but it is likely that Krum, under the same compulsion, disabled her as well. Barty, in the best Death Eater tradition, is trying to assure Harry's victory in the Task by eliminating his competition.
Hermione disliked Fleur, probably because Ron was attracted by Fleur. It was obvious that Hermione had fell in love with Ron by then, after all, both Lavender and Fleur happened in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. Another reason was that Fleur wasn't exactly comforting.
Pureblood or Halfblood? Fleur is a pureblood, isn't she? She's only Half-Veela because her mother, a Half-Veela, married a wizard, who is not a Veela and both of Fleur's maternal grandparents were Veelas. She's NOT a Half-blood at all.
Ginny didn't like Fleur because Fleur treated her like a child and could be very bossy and rude. Hermione on the other hand didn't like Fleur because she was jealous of her good looks and she was upset that Fleur had kissed Ron on the cheek and she was also upset that Ron kept defending her.
"We wanted to step away from a traditional, cutesy bridesmaid look," says Patkos. Adds Lampert: "Ginny was in white because creatively, that felt like a Georgia idea. To Georgia, part of this wedding is about providing for Ginny, so it's not just a wedding for Georgia, but a promise to her kids as well.
After Harry Potter's final installment, the young hero married Ginny Weasley. The couple had three children whose names were divisive at best: James Sirius, Lily Luna, and the most controversial, Albus Severus.
As the youngest Weasley, we're sure Ginny observed more than her fair share of unpleasant spells over the years but it was the Bat Bogey Hex she was famous for – and with good reason. This was the spell that overpowered Draco Malfoy and the Inquisitorial Squad, and also secured her an invite to the Slug Club.
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In the fourth book, it is hinted further that Ron has romantic feelings for her, especially after growing insanely jealous of hers and Viktor's relationship. In a twist of irony, it was later Hermione herself who felt the same way when Ron started dating Lavender Brown in the sixth novel.
Mrs Weasley's cold treatment of Hermione was due to a story Rita Skeeter had printed in Witch Weekly which falsely claimed that Hermione was toying with the affections of both Harry and Viktor Krum.
Like all duels in the second game (apart from the Ousting of Severus Snape) the duel is waged entirely with Bellatrix firing Reverse Spells at her enemies, the target depending on the player's decision to use Molly or Kingsley. Much like in the film, Molly destroys Bellatrix by making her body quite literally explode.
Molly Weasley cared for Hermione. She invited her to The Burrow occasionally, along with Harry, to spend a good time with the Weasleys there. However she was offended when she saw Rita Skeeter's imaginary gibberish blogs at the Daily Prophet, about the relationship between Hermione and Viktor Krum, as well as Harry.
During his pursuit of the Snitch, he was hit in the face by a Bludger which broke his nose and gave him two black eyes. However, he caught the Snitch and ended the match on his own terms.
She definitely does not like Ron's crush on Fleur and that plays a role in her dislike. Ginny (and Hermione and Molly) definitely do see her as some kind of bimbo, and they are clearly wrong about that. But for all her other virtues Fleur is a pretty rude houseguest, who is open about her criticisms of the Burrow.
He respected her, admired her, and possibly even loved her. Hermione even told us that “[Krum] did say he'd never felt the same way about anyone else” (GoF 514).
