Here is a second quote moments later when mrs Weasley attempts to fix hermione's eye. However, after the events of harry potter and the prisoner of azkaban, hermione shrunk her class load from twelve subjects to ten, dropping both divination and muggle studies. Hermione is a real name, taken from ancient greek and along with other classical names was fairly common in english speaking countries around the turn of the 19th century, much like penelope (still common) and persephone Greek derived names are usually rendered into english pronouncing every letter so the conventional pronunciation would be with the main stress on the second syllable here the. Given that supposedly rowling never definitively stated hermione was caucasian in the books, i'm wondering for which characters she did explicitly state a skin tone or race
If i recall correctly, dean thomas was originally described as a black boy, but i'm having trouble thinking if there were any others. Hermione granger is muggle born While harry wasn't muggle born, he was raised by muggles, which amounts to the same thing when it comes to being exposed to magic I am confused about the marriage of harry potter and ron's sister, and why he didn't marry hermione 16 after the yule ball, ron and hermione have an argument in the common room about hermione going to the ball with viktor krum In the end, ron says that she “completely missed the point”
Hermione, harry, and ron steal a sword or something from bellatrix Bellatrix gets suspicious, asks hermione who lied and bellatrix didn't believe her so she carved mudblood on hermione's arm. Specifically, it was professor mcgonagall informing hermione that she had failed all her exams Hermione did everything perfectly until she reached the trunk with the boggart in it After about a minute inside it, she burst out again, screaming At the beginning of the 7th book, hermione granger obliviates her parents' memories of her and themselves and makes them think they want to move to australia
Is there a fix for this type of spell.
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