Not sure what you mean by "real life": Both Harry Potter and Ginny Weasly are characters in a fantasy story. They don't exist in real life.
In the story, Harry Potter dated Ginny Weasly, and they eventually married.
No, they hate each other. At the end Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy have come to a sort of civil agreement (probably because Harry saved Draco's life twice and Draco's mother saved Harry), so it is likely Ginny Weasley also has some respect for Draco.
No, Emma Watson is not going out with Tom Felton. They are just good friends.
There are many reasons why Harry Potter saved Ginny Weasley from the basilisk, in "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets". She is a friend, his best friend Ron Weasley's sister, and Harry eventually falls in love with her and marries her. He is a hero. He would have tried to save her even if he did not know her. He was trying to find and stop whoever was petrifying people at Hogwarts (a first-year student, Justin Finch-Fletchley, Nearly- Headless Nick, Hermione and a Ravenclaw girl). He comes to learn that a basilisk is involved, and is in the chamber of secrets. Before he can do anything, he learns that Ginny Weasley has been taken into the chamber. In the chamber, Harry meets a younger Tom Riddle (a/k/a Lord Voldemort), and learns that Tom has been enchanting Ginny through his journal. Tom summons a basilisk to kill Harry, and Harry is defending himself and kills the basilisk. He then destoys the journal, which destroys Tom, and awakens Ginny. (You learn in later novels that the diary is a Horcrux).
IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE A SPOILE, READ NO MORE! Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ends with Neville Longbottom killing Nagini the snake, and then Harry fights with Voldermort and Voldermort sends the avada kedavra curse at Harry, but Harry rebounds it and killing voldermort. Then there is an epilouge abouut Harry as an adult, and Harry is married to Ginny and they have three children, James Sirius, Albus Severus and Lily Luna. Ron and Hermione are married with two children, Rose and Hugo. In the epilouge they are seeing James, who is in his 2nd year, and Albus, who is in his 1st, off to hogwarts.
Luna Lovegood is a character in the Harry Potterseries.Introduced in the fifth book, Luna becomes a prominent character as an active member of the DA. Luna also fights in the battle at the Department of Mysteries. Luna and Harry become close friends, a bond that remains for life. Harry and Ginny name their daughter Lily Luna Potter, with the middle name to honour Luna.
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yes they are
The same witch who is in the first six books. Ginny is Ron's younger sister and Harry's girlfriend whom he eventually marries in the seventh book.
Yes. Harry Potter dated Cho Chang in his fifth year and Ginny Wealsey in his sixth. Harry later went on to marry Ginny in later life.
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Ginny can refer to a character, such as Ginny Weasley from the "Harry Potter" series, who is fictional. If you're referring to someone specific named Ginny in real life, they would be a real person. In general, the existence of "Ginny" depends on the context in which the name is used.
Not really. He gets a glimpse of the afterlife, but returns back to life. Note: kindly remember that people do not marry after their death. Actually, Harry Potter hasn't died yet.
JK Rowling (Author of Harry Potter) says that Harry Potter 8 probably will not happen.
They don't exist in real life, they are fictional characters.
at the end, after Harry defeats Voldemort and the book ends, there is a chapter called '19 years later'. this chapter is a look at Harry's second child's first day of Hogwarts, getting on the train. it gives you a sneek peak at Harry and Ginny's life together.
No, they hate each other. At the end Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy have come to a sort of civil agreement (probably because Harry saved Draco's life twice and Draco's mother saved Harry), so it is likely Ginny Weasley also has some respect for Draco.
Ginny is a character from Harry Potter not money. She is Ron's little sister and a year behind Harry. SPOILER ALERT!!!Harry marries Ginny in the seventh book and they have three kids.You may be thinking of Galleons, Sickles and Knuts. (In order of largest to smallest.) These are the three units of money mentioned in the book. These units of money do not exist in real life. They are inventions of the author, JK Rowling.