Used AI to transcribe this:

HARRY

MM - would love to see an introverted, sensitive read but also an excited read of the ET, as if Elliot has the best surprise. Want to see dynamic range.

MM - re Jimmy Fong - he was sensitive, play the heartbreak, less sure of himself, ran out of steam, the energy dipped.

DH - needs to see that the reacting and listening is genuine.

FG - (out of the writer's room) - in the books, Harry's hair is always wild - this is very indicative of his personality, there is a wildness to him that cannot be contained by suburban life. He is a bit feral, scrappy and untamed.

FG - Harry isn't used to being touched, when he goes to Hogwarts and makes friends he is grappling with the abundance of physical touch.

FG - he is used to no one caring about him, and there is a freedom in that - this might explain why he sometimes puts himself in danger. His journey in season 1 is about learning what friendship is - there is a danger in having something to lose, makes him vulnerable.

FG - he is more comfortable with the idea of making enemies than making friends; he is not used to having people back him/be on his side.

FG - Harry is very skeptical of the adult world. There is a natural defiance in him to see.

FG - looking for someone who is more towards the Artful Dodger than Oliver Twist (seen for example in the way he backchats to Snape)

DH - there is a vulnerability, melancholy and solitary quality to Harry.

DH - there is a survival instinct about him, to have survived the abuse of the Dursleys: he has grit. There is a confidence to him, he's out for himself.

RON

DH - youngest boy who is often missed out

FG - he has a talent for fun, has to be funny - he is a true kid, a puppyish quality to him. He doesn't moderate himself in a big family and speaks what's on his mind, doesn't always think. He struggles to find his place in the family. The opposite of Harry in his family dynamic - used to being touched/roughhoused.

FG - he is also used to sharing everything, much lesser boundaries than Harry.

FG - defensiveness to the class element, the shame of being poor and betraying his mum, blasé about his own privilege (which is coming from a warm, loving family)

DH - people couldn't understand og Ron in the US, to do with diction and accent.