Hermione was upset because Ron started a fight with her because she attended the Yule Ball with Viktor Krum. Ron told Hermione that she was fraternising with the enemy and ruined her evening. Ron was really just jealous because he was starting to realise he liked Hermione.
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Harry Potter was never romantically interested in Hermione Granger. When he heard about the Yule Ball, he wanted to ask Cho Chang but by the time he got around to doing so she had already agreed to go with Cedric Diggory.
Harry then couldn't figure out who to ask and was present when Ron 'asked' Hermione to go with him by pointing out that she was a girl and nobody would ask her. Hermione angrily informed Ron she already had a date. Harry then spotted Parvati Patil and asked her to attend with him, asking at the same time if she knew anybody who would go with Ron.
In relations to what?
but she is a girl, and girls tend to, well cry.
Hormones, babe.
Hermione cried because she is sad that Ron didn't ask her to the dance and then ruined it for her.
Harry and Ron waited too long to ask. Hermione was asked by Victor to the Yule Ball.
Because Ron gets mad at her because he didn't want to admit that he was jealous of Krum so he got mad at Hermione and said she was betraying Harry and Hogwarts by talking with the "enemy"
Hermione cried because Ron was mean to her.he said that victor will
be mean. IN my apinian ron WAS mean.
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Hermione crys when she sees Ron with Lavender, but there's no actual lead up dialogue.
Well there are many ofdifferent meaning's But I think he's always liked her a bit different then Harry has. For example, in book number two, the chamber of secrets, she gets petrified, and when she gets back to normal, she hugs Harry and she shakes hand with Ron. But she also shows it in book and movie number three, six and seven. In the third, they both by accident grapes each others hands, and they both get odd. In book six, Hermione gets incredible mad and sad, when Ron gets a relationship with another girl. In the last book, seven. He leaves Harry and Hermione, and Hermione cry's for days. Later in the book, they kiss, so that when he really shows it, but I think he's always liked her.
In the Sorcerer's Stone, Harry and Ron didn't like Hermione because she appeared to be a pompous, braggart, interfering, and obnoxious know-it-all. They often make fun of her. Later in the book, though, they witness a softer side of her when they make her cry (she overhears them making fun of her), and they genuinely are sorry. Then, they meet the troll in the bathroom and Hermione covers for them (stunning them, as she lies to a teacher- Professor McGonagall). After that incident, the three become best friends.
Chuck Norris does not cry. He sweats out of his eyes!
No.