They kiss multiple times throughout the sixth book and film.
Hermione walked out on Ron while he was kissing Lavender because she loves Ron and was very jealous.
Ron said "we should get the house-elves out. i mean we don't want any more dobbys. we cant order them to die for us" Hermione kissed him because she made SPEW
She kissed him coz she had this serious crush on him. :-D
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Hermione falls out of love with Ron because he starts dating Lavender when she fancies him. She almost asked him to go to Slug horn's party and before Ron started to date Lavender he stopped talking to Hermione because she had kissed Victor Krum. Then Ron and Lavender stop dating because Ron ended up in the hospital from being hit with a boulder and when Hermione came to see him Lavender was there and Ron started to talk in his sleep and he said Hermione over and over again then Lavender hated both of them.
No, Lavender breaks up with Ron. In the book they break up because Lavender saw Ron and Hermione together and presumed it was just the two of them but Harry was actually under the cloak. In the film they break up because Ron says Hermione's name when he wakes up in the hospital wing instead of hers.
No. Ron and Lavender have a romance, and Harry and Ginny have a romance. Hermione likes Ron. Draco Malfoy does not have a romance with Hermione Granger.
Hermione and Ron do not kiss until the seventh book/movie, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. In the sixth book/movie, Ron kisses Lavender Brown to make Hermione jealous.
Hermione crys when she sees Ron with Lavender, but there's no actual lead up dialogue.
Hermione never told anybody, that she loves Ron, but she was jealous of Lavender Brown, bacause Ron was going out with her and kissing her.
Not really. He only goes out with her to get back at Hermione for kissing Vicktor Krum.
The books suggest that Ron never really loved Lavender Brown, but instead loved Hermione.
Hermione falls out of love with Ron because he starts dating Lavender when she fancies him. She almost asked him to go to Slug horn's party and before Ron started to date Lavender he stopped talking to Hermione because she had kissed Victor Krum. Then Ron and Lavender stop dating because Ron ended up in the hospital from being hit with a boulder and when Hermione came to see him Lavender was there and Ron started to talk in his sleep and he said Hermione over and over again then Lavender hated both of them.
Ron gets sent to the hospital wing after being poisoned by wine in Professor Slughorn's room. Harry, Ginny, and Hermione are by Ron's bed when Lavender comes running in. Lavender then asks what Hermione is doing there and starts the following conversation:Lavender: *to Hermione* "What is she doing here?"Hermione: "I'd be able to ask you the same thing."Lavender: "I happen to be his girlfriend!"Hermione: "I happen to be his...friend."Ron then mumbles "Hermione" and causes Lavender to run out crying. The next day they were fine, Ron and Hermione. -MK777
Lavender Brown.
No, Lavender breaks up with Ron. In the book they break up because Lavender saw Ron and Hermione together and presumed it was just the two of them but Harry was actually under the cloak. In the film they break up because Ron says Hermione's name when he wakes up in the hospital wing instead of hers.
Hermione Granger gets jealous of Lavender Brown dating Ron Weasley in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (the sixth book). Lavender Brown and Ron Weasley publicy show their affection in the Gryffindor Common Room and other places of Hogwarts.
No. Ron and Lavender have a romance, and Harry and Ginny have a romance. Hermione likes Ron. Draco Malfoy does not have a romance with Hermione Granger.
Lavender Brown and Hermione Granger.
in the book harry Ron and Hermione were coming out of the boy's dormitory and harry was under the invisibility cloak so lavender thought Ron and Hermione had been together and then they broke up. in the movie, when Ron is poisoned and sent unconscious to the hospital wing, he mumbles her-my-nee and lavender storms out crying
He didn't do anything.