Full confessions:

Ginny isn't as bad as people make her out to be. I've never understood how people could hate her and say she's a flat character. If she was a flat character, you could not hate her because there is nothing to hate.

Cho doesn't deserve the hate she gets. Sure, she cried a lot in the fifth book, but that's because someone close to her died. That's not easy to get over.

Snape shouldn't be forgiven so easily and called a good person. He may have done good things, but not for the right reasons.

Harry deserves more love. I've always felt that he's the most complex characters out of the main teenagers.

Draco is too overrated. He had a choice between good and evil, and in the end, he still chose evil. Just because he didn't become a Death Eater doesn't mean he didn't support the idea of it. It just shows he was a coward.

Bellatrix is such a crazy woman. She has killed so many characters, but you just can't help loving her.

Ginny is not a flat character. She is small but strong, an excellent quidditch player, she never gives up, and she was a little two trusting. Is that a flat character?

Snape put his life in danger to save the wizarding world because he realized how much bad has happened. He didn't have to do it, ht he did.

If Harry was loved by his parents, Sirius, Remus, Dumboedore, His friends, and almost theentire wizarding world.

Draco chose evil because he had no choice. If he didn't voldemort would have killed his family. He proved that he was good when he didn't kill dumbledore, only raised to believe in evil.

All give you that with Bellatrix. Shes just awesome. :) :):):)

I agree with all :)

StarPotterRings: When I say Harry deserves more love, I mean from the fans. In the Wizarding World, of course he's loved, but fans rarely give him the credit he deserves. And Draco did have a choice, and the moment where he's in the Room of Requirement with Goyle and Crabbe trying to get Harry to turn into the Dark Lord proves it. He didn't have to do that, he could have just sat around with the other Slytherins, but he didn't choose to do that. From books 1-6, I can understand, but in the end, he got his choice, and he stuck with evil. And of course he didn't want to kill Dumbledore, why would he? Killing someone isn't easy. I can say that Draco is not 100% evil, not so much that he would kill someone, but he is still a bad person. He still believes in being superior to Muggles. He believes in everything Voldemort does, he's just too much of a coward to participate in it. I can agree he was raised to believe in evil things, but he grew up and became more mature and realized he doesn't have to believe in those things. But he chose to. And that's his fault.

Oh, and about Ginny, I don't think she is a flat character. I'm saying people who hate her character call her flat, which I personally disagree with, but I'm saying if she's a flat character, then how could you hate her? If she was a flat character, there would be nothing to hate.

and the one about Ginny.

Ok thanks for explaining what you meant :)

There's something really petty about hating someone because they "cry a lot". Especially if they're crying because something terrible has happened to them. I just hope for their sakes that, whoever hates the character for this reason, has never actually been through the grief of losing someone close to them, otherwise that's just cold. At least Cho's a fictional character though - I really hope that the people who hate her for being too emotional aren't like that with real life people who have been through some rough times.

Was tempted to vote for the Ginny one instead at first, but I think I agree a little more with the Cho one. I do get the impression, though, that the whole Ginny hatred thing's become a bit of a fad rather than people genuinely disliking certain aspects of the character. I don't recall Ginny ever really being the type of character someone would hate as such. She didn't interest me very much (I wouldn't say she is flat though!) but I don't have a problem with her either. I guess I'm fairly neutral about her overall.

The one about Cho too. But I love Bella all too much.

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I couldn't disagree more with the Bellatrix one. I know some people like her, and I'm ok with it, but the phrase sounds weird.
And I don't think Snape did things for a wrong reason. Love is not a bad reason.

Popcornfan: That's just how I feel about Bellatrix. She's crazy, but she's lovable. I don't even know why.

Snape did good things, but not because he wanted to, but because he loved Lily. If he didn't love Lily, he'd still be with Voldemort, fighting against everything he fought for.

I totally agree with this one, he should've been sent to azkaban. I don't understand how he became all of a sudden "good"

and the ones abbout Harry & Bellatrix

I really like Cho.

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I agree with all of these besides the Bellatrix one.

I strongly disagree with the Malfoy one. I think the craze over his looks is overrated, but he turned out to be more complex than I thought he would be.

I agree with the Cho one, though. Hating her for crying a lot is extremely petty and, frankly, ignorant of the situation she was in.

I'm neutral on the Bellatrix one. I don't love her, but she's not my least favorite character. She was unique.

I also agree with the ones about Cho, Ginny and Snape.