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Star Of The Weasley Family 18: Daddy Ron

🕑 Added 2024-07-16 16:58:50 +0000 UTC

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Eternal Playa

Good points. Molly’s is the kind of mum that when she get mad at you, it’s only because the thought of something bad happening to you will scare her to no end and if someone comes after or hurts you, they will be 100 times more scared of her than they will be of you. Ask Bellatrix (although she wasn’t scared but she didn’t live to tell the tale). On top of that, Molly very devoted to all her children in canon and I have no doubt she is just as devoted to her grandchildren in canon as well. Oh right!!! Fleur (born between 1976-77) is only 3-4 years older than Ron (born 1st March 1980). Amelia was born before 1973 and Arthur is one of her coworkers as well. Between the two, Molly is the more classical fiery redhead. Arthur’s more laid back but because of that, when you actually manage to get him mad, he can be possibly even more terrifying than his wife. Taking Hermione’s very compassionate nature which lurks underneath her academic persona (in canon, she wants House Elves to have more rights, be treated more fairly by their masters and can understand the culture that they follow), I can see her wanting to be a positive influence towards Ron’s children. P.S. Being the only girl out of seven children, I can easily see Ginny developing a close bond with Anne. I wouldn’t be surprised if in canon, Ginny is very close to her first niece Victoire (Bill and Fleur’s first daughter, they went on to have a second daughter as well as a son after). Being the first daughters of their respective Weasley generation would probably be good seeds for a bond to grow from.

MrPlotThickens

True. I can see her accepting Fleur and Ron's child pretty easily. I mean, Ron got one of the prettiest witches. But there may be an issue with Amelia. She's almost the same age as Molly. But at the same time, Amelia is the Minister and has no intention of holding Ron back. It might take time but I think Molly will be proud eventually. Hermione's case is different. Her love is genuine and they haven't even done it yet.

Eternal Playa

I can see Molly’s reaction to the grandchildren situation: At first, she wouldn’t be happy that Ron fathered not just one but two children by two different witches at the same time, out of wedlock (I’m not too sure if she would be fairly conservative about the situation or she would be very open minded about it) and at a such a young age. But put her new granddaughter in her arms (I’m not sure when you intend to introduce Edgar or Anne to their extended Weasley family but if Ron intends to be honest with Hermione about his daughter, I can see him intending to be honest with his family as well which includes Harry), and Molly will turn into a doting grandmother in a instant.

Eternal Playa

Edgar Bones II

MrPlotThickens

Edgar is older.

Eternal Playa

I like how you write Ron closer to his canon counterpart: flawed but ultimately a good person and a loyal friend. In terms of badassery, he more closer to the books than he is in the films (I read up that a lot of Hermione’s awesome moments in the films were actually Ron’s in the books, please correct me if I missed something). Looking at this story, I feel now that in a more realistic setting, Ron (at least in his teenage and possibly young adult years unless like in canon, he settled down young with Hermione) would be a Jack the Lad type fellow: he definitely has the Casanova lover skills down and in canon, Ron got so drunk on his wedding night, that he doesn’t remember what happened, so he might like to drink as well. Age wise: who the older of Ron’s first two children in this story? Is it Ron’s son with Amelia: Edgar or his daughter with Fleur: Anne?


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