A Brief Analysis of hermione granger's Short Essay in Harry Potter.

Character analysis ■ One is that Hermione loves learning and sometimes seems to be arbitrary. Her thirst for knowledge proved useful in many of their adventures. One of her favorite subjects at school is arithmetic divination. Hermione's parents are Muggle dentists, and Hermione's roommates at Hogwarts are parvati and Lavender. Besides, Ginny and I are good friends. The correct pronunciation of Hermione's name is Her-my-oh-nee, which she expressed in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. The correct pronunciation of Hermione's name is the most common problem for readers. So in this book, the author cunningly arranges Hermione to teach Victor krum how to pronounce her name correctly (but without success). Hermione got her name from william shakespeare's book A Winter's Tale. Hermione is also a variant of "Hermes" in Greek mythology. Harry and Ron didn't like Hermione at first when they were freshmen, and Ron even expressed the hope that he and Hermione wouldn't be in the same college. Later, they gradually changed their attitude towards Hermione: she cried in the bathroom and was attacked by a troll on the way. They saved Hermione and then lied to Professor McGonagall to escape punishment. From then on, they became her friends. Hermione and Ron's personalities make them often quarrel. In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Hermione helps Harry get through the devil's snare and logical reasoning. In the second grade, she knew the true meaning of "mudblood". To protect her, Ron put a spell on Draco Malfoy after she was insulted. Later, Hermione was petrified while studying the basilisk. She later learned that Harry and Ron saved Ron's sister Ginny Weasley. . . . . . . Here it is: /view/64909.htm? func = rettitle