Harry and Ginny is a hopeful for all of us. But right now, Harry is still angry over Cho's behavior, and Ginny has chosen to date Dean Thomas. Like THAT's going to last.

Hermione tells Harry that Ginny has lost interest in Harry. "But she still likes you, of course." Now Ginny can, as Harry noticed, be herself around him. It's only a matter of time until Harry falls for this new, fiery Ginny Weasley.

The dungbomb incident. Ginny disobeys her mother and then lies to get out of trouble. This is not the same girl who stuck her elbow in the butter dish. And Ginny refuses to be left behind when Harry, Ron, and Hermione want to go after Sirius. She shows bravery, compassion, and trust when she decides to come along.

Harry, so absorbed in his troubles, visions, and other burdens, notices her change of personality. This is the Ginny that Ron always knew.

Ron. He brings up a whole new side of the story. At first I was afraid he'd think Harry would be wrong to date Ginny. But he even hints that he likes the idea in the end of the fifth book. Let's just keep those fingers crossed, eh?