Ron might have left Hermione and Harry in a moment of jealousy and bad judgment – but he was always going to come back. It was decided the moment he faced that mountain troll alongside Harry Potter and Hermione Granger.
Ari Ron seemed to be most effected by the locket Horcrux. He left because it intensified all the negetive feelings he already had: Jealousy at how easy Harry and Hermione's friendship was, hunger, frustration, fear, desperation, his quick temper and tendency to jump to conclusions, concern for his family...
Rowling said, “I wrote the Hermione/Ron relationship as a form of wish fulfillment. That's how it was conceived, really. For reasons that have very little to do with literature and far more to do with me clinging to the plot as I first imagined it, Hermione ended up with Ron.
After telling Professor McGonagall that Harry had mysteriously received a Firebolt, it was taken away from him for inspection. Although Hermione was just trying to protect Harry, he and Ron saw it as interfering and stopped speaking to her completely – which was a rubbish thing for her best friends to do.
Bill's younger brother Ron came to stay at Shell Cottage shortly after deserting Harry Potter and Hermione Granger during their mission to destroy Voldemort's Horcruxes in the autumn of that year.
What HAPPENED to Harry, Ron and Hermione AFTER the Series Ended?
When did Ron realize he loves Hermione?
Ron first began to show signs of romantic interest in Hermione in their second year; he was irritated by her crush on Professor Gilderoy Lockhart, became so angry when Draco Malfoy called her a "Mudblood" that he tried to hex him, and was even more upset than Harry when she was one of the Basilisk's victims.
Although Harry Potter and Ron Weasley were framed as being the ultimate best friend duo, Harry's friendship with Hermione is much stronger. In the Harry Potter series, Harry's friendship with Ron Weasley is often seen as an iconic pairing.
She heard Ron making fun of her. Hermione was crying in the girls bathroom during the first book because Ron Weasley was making fun of her and insulting her terribly.
As Harry left to go sacrifice himself, Hermione pleaded with him, even offering to go with him. That she would offer to go before the Dark Lord for Harry was a testament to the true love she felt for Harry. This scene of selflessness on both of their parts proved the genuine love shared between Harry and Hermione.
Honestly, Hermione knew Dobby was a lost case... nothing could have revived Dobby after the attack or she would have definitely helped Harry with Dobby considering she was the girl who started S.P.E.W(Society for the Elfish welfare) and fought for elf rights. There was nothing to be done at that point.
Of the two of them, it was Hermione who realized she liked Ron first as she dropped heavy hints in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire of her attraction. She fully realized she liked him by the time of the Yule Ball, but didn't do anything because of Ron's tactless behavior at the time.
The films, however, starting with Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, portrayed Ron as more cowardly, less loyal, and someone who barely contributes to the story or the trio's friendship. While there are many instances throughout the Harry Potter films where Ron's character is severely changed.
The most brutal Hermione moment came directly from her jealous rage at Ron for his involvement with Lavender Brown. Not only did her use of this particular spell suggest that she wasn't happy to respect Ron and his romantic choices, but it showed a weirdly aggressive side to her.
He was already Jealous of Harry and Hermione's closeness during the Hunt. It also amplified Ron's already existing insecurities. Hermione being Smart, and Harry more or less being the muscle of this group. Ron didn't feel worthy enough for the horcrux mission or Hermione.
It is unknown how Ron reacted when Lavender was killed by Fenrir Greyback, although when he saw her being savaged, Ron was clearly horrified and concerned but Hermione beat him to saving Lavender. Considering this, it is likely Ron at least was saddened by her death.
It was confirmed on Pottermore that Hermione was also a bit of a Hatstall, as the Sorting Hat saw the potential for her to be both Ravenclaw and Gryffindor. In the end, Gryffindor won out, and it's possible that Hermione wanted to be seen for being brave more than for her intelligence.
But she's not very fondly remembered by fans of the bestselling novels. While she's not necessarily a malevolent spirit, a lot of her actions are a bit suspect. One detail that especially irks fans is Myrtle's crush on Harry. Some don't like the idea of a ghost and a human having such an unrequited romance.
They are both very loyal but in different ways. It's simply harder for Ron to be Harry's friend. Hermione explained it extremely well to Harry in Goblet of Fire.
During his years at Hogwarts, he became friends with Vincent Crabbe, Gregory Goyle, Pansy Parkinson, and other fellow Slytherins, but he quickly developed a rivalry with Harry Potter.
The only time Harry “made” Hermione cry was when he was suffering from some rather severe PTSD in fifth year, after being kidnapped and tortured by Voldemort, isolated and abused at the Dursleys, attacked by Dementors, neglected by Dumbledore, and facing potential expulsion from Hogwarts and possible arrest by the ...
Ron had the worst reaction to hearing Hermione's screams. He struggled against the ropes binding him, and screamed her name. When he was freed, Ron attempted to disapparate without a wand. He failed, and began to pound on the wall and sob.
