History Heartwarming / HarryPotterAndTheOrderOfThePhoenix

---->"Give her Hell from us, Peeves."\\

* Cho Chang's friendship with Marietta Edgecombe comes across as this in retrospect. Marietta was the only member of Cho's GirlPosse who stayed with her while she was dealing with the trauma of [[spoiler: Cedric's death]]. Although Cho shouldn't have made Marietta join Dumbledore's Army as Marietta was worried it would affect her mother's job in the Ministry, Cho still stood by her after [[spoiler: Marietta told Umbridge, and ended up receiving Hermione's "Sneak" jinx on her face]]. The last time Cho spoke to Harry, she tried defending Marietta's actions and got pissed off when Harry thought [[spoiler: Hermione's jinx, which ended up scarring Marietta for life, was entirely justified]], that ended their romantic relationship. Cho was given a choice between the boy she liked and the girl who stood by her side while she was overwhelmed with grief, and she chose the latter.

---> "Give her Hell from us, Peeves."
---> And Peeves, whom Harry had never seen take an order from a student before, swept his belled hat from his head and sprang to a salute as Fred and George wheeled about to tumultuous applause from the students below and sped out of the open doors into the glorious sunset.
* After [[spoiler: Sirius' death]], Harry runs into Luna trying to find her stuff and she offers her sympathies. Before this Harry is avoiding people and having to talk about it, but Luna having seen her mother die understands his pain and he takes comfort in that.

** Which makes [[spoiler: Sirius's death]] all the more [[spoiler: tragic]].

-->'''Harry:''' Where did you go?
-->'''Sirius:''' ''(Entirely happy in tone.)'' 'Round your Dad's. I was always welcome at the Potters.

--->'COWARDS!' bellowed Hagrid; his voice carried clearly to the top of the tower, and several lights flickered back on inside the castle. 'RUDDY COWARDS! HAVE SOME O' THAT-- AN' THAT--'

* ''Order of the Phoenix'' is full of little ones of these. Like, after Percy sends Ron a letter telling him to stop being Harry's friend because Harry's a nutcase and it might ruin Ron's future job opportunities, Ron tears up the letter in fury, apparently humiliated to be related to someone like Percy. Also, when Harry unfairly accuses Hermione of debating his sanity with Lavender, she calmly tells him that actually, she told Lavender to "keep her fat mouth shut".

** This troper thinks this is rather a TearJerker, since Sirius evidently only sees Harry as an extension of James, and is not able to see him as his own person. Moreover this is one of the last things he says to Harry. Harry not only loses Sirius, but also has to deal with the fact that Sirius didn't love him for who ''he'' was.

* Luna’s affirms her unshakeable faith that she will be reunited with her mother one day, and then Harry acknowledges that he, too, heard loved ones just beyond the veil.

* The teacher's reactions to Harry's interview. Professor Sprout awards him twenty points for passing her a watering can, Professor Flitwick gives him a box of Sugar Mice and Professor Trelawney changes her usual prediction of Harry's death by predicting he will live long, have twelve children and become Minister of Magic.

* During the Dumbledore's Army scenes where Neville starts with absolutely no confidence whatsoever, who flings his wand from his hand doing even the simplest defensive spell, but never gives up. When he does eventually pull it off, the entire class gathers around him to congratulate him. Even the person he disarmed is thrilled to see him succeed. It doubles as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome for Neville as well because he never gave up, not even against his own lack of self-esteem.

* More so is Sirius's. He just comes in the room and stares at the place where Harry's body was before Lupin vanished it. Molly's collapsed, sobbing all over Lupin, and Sirius is just staring at the place where Harry was. You can totally imagine what he's thinking, how terrible and grief-stricken he would be if it happened. Also Sirius comforting Molly, who were at loggerheads in who loves Harry more, telling her that regardless of anything the Order are TrueCompanions and that if anything happened to her, they will look after her sons.

* During the dementor attack Harry first yells at Dudley to stop when he ends up running directly towards one of the dementors and then, as he's overwhelmed by another, shouts at him to keep his mouth closed whatever happens.

"Give her Hell from us, Peeves."

And Peeves, whom Harry had never seen take an order from a student before, swept his belled hat from his head and sprang to a salute as Fred and George wheeled about to tumultuous applause from the students below and sped out of the open doors into the glorious sunset.

And Peeves, whom Harry had never seen taken and order from a student before, swept his belled hat from his head and sprang to a salute as Fred and George wheeled about to tumultuous applause from the students below and sped out of the open doors into the glorious sunset.

* Harry's reaction to Ron becoming Prefect. He's initial shocked and disbelieving and has a bit of an internal debate while struggling with envy about it. The heartwarming part; he firmly rejects the idea he's better than anyone, not wanting to be as arrogant as Draco Malfoy and as soon as he finds himself resenting and wanting to laugh at Ron he's horrified with himself, firmly puts a stopper in it and resolves to be there and supportive of Ron.

* An easy to miss one- Neville says early on that his grandmother is completely on Harry's side in the midst of his recent HeroWithBadPublicity status. Neville one would expect to be on his side, but it's touching that this woman who barely knows Harry believes him without a second thought.

* Harry's reaction to Ron becoming Prefect. He's initial shocked and disbelieving and has a bit of an internal debate while struggling with envy about it. The heartwarming part; he firmly rejects the idea he's better than anyone, not wanting to be as arrogant as Draco Malfoy and as soon as he finds himself resenting and wanting to laugh at Ron he's horrified with himself, firmly buts a stopper in it and resolves to be there and supportive of Ron.

* Augusta Longbottom is shocked that Neville hasn't told everyone about what happened to his parents and, when he's confronted, Neville says he's "not ashamed". No, Neville is keeping quiet ''because '''he's proud'''''. He doesn't want people to pity him - whatever he does in life will be because of his own merit, ''not'' because his parents' memory made people give it too him. He's proud of them, and intends to ''make'' them be proud of him - or, at least do something that ''would'' make them proud if they could be and weren't so broken.

** The heartwarming moment is doubled when Mcgonagall is shown as the first teacher to comfort a sobbing Trelawney. Although their relationship is quite rocky in the books, seeing as Mcgonagall has a no-nonsense approach towards teaching and Trelawney is, well, the [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} complete opposite of that]], it's nice to see that the minute Minerva sees someone mistreating her colleague (and former student to boot), she jumps to her defense at once. And when Umbridge sarcastically asks her if she has something to say, Mcgonagall angrily responds that she has ''several'' things to say, not even caring that one wrong word could give Umbridge some motive to kick her out as well.