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ease. Hey brother, Ron Weasley. To have read the books is to understand that Ron is basically the best friend a guy could have.

He's an invaluable member of the Golden Trio who definitely pulls his weight

and is not closer to like, you know, like 5% or something.

Well, if you've only seen the movies, then no, that is probably not the conclusion you've come to.

Like Harry kills Baltimore, so we have to like by default give him at least 51%, right? And then Hermione does like everything else, You want to give her the other 49?

But then I guess Ron did win that chess match and he did save Harry from the pond

after abandoning him in the first place.

So yeah, sure, Ron, go ahead and take a complimentary 5% of effort.

That's a real gold star for you.

We're gonna put that in the fridge, all right?

Yeah, that's good job, buddy.

My point is, in the books books Ron's contributions are obvious. He is the constant loyal best friend the morale booster the strategist who can keep a cool head when others let's say I don't know herminey can't but for whatever reason the movie

skim almost all of that away and it's a real shame so today I want to go

over all the ways in which the movies failed Ron.

He's.

Not me, not Hermione, you.

Hey guys, if you're a long time viewer of the channel,

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