"Bonded for Life"
Hello hello fellow Harmony fans. I come to you today with... a task! Of course we all know the "bonded for life" scene. Deathly Hallows, Bill and Fleur's wedding; it's one of the major pieces of evidence that many of us point to whenever we defend our ship.
And it makes sense. If you're in some weird will-they-won't-they-thing with your friend, then why the hell would you turn and look at your other, "totally platonic" friend during a scene as romantically charged as the presider of a wedding declaring the married couple to be "bonded for life?"
But for some reason, this scene meant nothing to JKR, and means nothing to the legions of canon fans who would rather die than accept any form of Harmony (because apparently the canon pairings are the one thing she can do no wrong in, in their eyes).
Thus, your mission, should you choose to accept it: trying to be as objective as possible, can you rationalize the "bonded for life" scene, or any other scene you view as Harmony evidence, to see why non-Harmonys might disagree? Can we interpret these scenes as platonic?
>!In other words, are we delusional or are they delusional? Lol.!<