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( DEMENTORS )
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FORGIVENESS IS EASY for Belle. She's incapable of holding grudges, if someone does her wrong, or hurts her, it's usually her who apologizes and feels bad, even if she doesn't do anything wrong. It's just who she is, often forgiving, often gullible. This, in turn, puts her in some awful situations, some that would be best unmentioned. If someone is mad at her, she keeps herself up at night wondering, why are they upset at me? Why won't they just tell me why they're mad? I'm going to go insane. Her mind never rests, honestly. It's constantly buzzing with noise, like a little bee, and she just can't get it to stop, no matter how hard she tries.
So when Ginny corners her in the cramped bathroom on their floor on the night Harry Potter is attacked by dementors, the only thing Belle is worrying about is when Amelia is going to interrupt them, and what she is going to do to get Ginny away from her this time (and she's also trying to ignore her the revelation she had about Amelia's feelings towards her best friend.) But thankfully Ginny shut and locks the door behind her, keeping her little sister far enough away from the both of them. She is thankful because she hasn't had a proper conversation with her best friend for a few weeks now.
"I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make you feel left out. You saw how she kept following me around, right? And because she's your sister, I didn't want to tell her to bugger off. She's been pretty crappy with me lately, though, so I told her to anyway." Ginny says, and like always, she can read Belle's mind perfectly.
The best thing about their friendship is the fact that they get each other, possibly more than anyone else does. Before Ginny, her social skills were at an all time low, and she felt as if she'd never make friends because of it. But then her best friend came along, and changed her mind completely. Ginny brings out the very best in her, and vice versa.
"You told her to bugger off?" she asks.
"Yeah. Are you upset that I did?" Ginny looks nervous, but Belle smiles.
"No, not really. I know it's mean of me to say this, but... I'm kind of glad you did." She feels bad about saying how she's feeling because she shouldn't want her sister to be left out. And she doesn't, not really, she's just upset that her sister is acting the way she is.
"It's okay to hate your siblings sometimes, my brothers are absolute wankers, especially Percy," Belle looks questioningly at Ginny, which causes her to tell Belle all about what had happened with him (how had she not told Belle this sooner?) How Percy was promoted, and how he and her dad got into a row about it, and now he isn't speaking to them at all. It's awful to hear, and though she didn't know Percy all that well, it was still a shame that he acted that way.
"I'm really sorry, Ginny. He's horrible for treating your family that way, and I'd honestly kick his butt for it if I could, and if you asked me to," They laugh for a brief moment before turning serious again.
