Hermione Granger Research Paper

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There are many people in the world, but the person I admire originates in a book series, and a movie series. She is from my favorite book series, Harry Potter. After five years since Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, Hermione Granger still inspires me to this day. Hermione Granger is intelligent, caring, and altruistic. Although Hermione was not the most popular to begin with, she still amazed everyone with her quick wits and intelligent responses. Since she was a mudblood, who was born of muggle parents, she was picked on quite a bit by Draco Malfoy. She out smarted Draco with the help of Harry Potter and Ronald Weasley. She helped Harry and Ron get out of the situations by remembering what she had learned in her many classes that she took. She saved their lives multiple times with her great memory and her cleverness. Not only is Hermione smart, but also she cares greatly about the people around her. Wondering if they are alright and giving them the I’m-here-for-you speech and will always tell you the truth to help you. She corrected Ron to help him get his spell right, or warning her friend by saying, “Books! And cleverness! There are more important things friendship and bravery and - oh Harry - be careful!”, or defending her friends when they are getting messed with. Hermione has …show more content…
She always puts her family’s and friends needs before her own. In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, Hermione used the spell obliviate to make her parents forget she existed. She used the spell to ensure that her parents were safe and happy just in case something happened to her. She always put Harry and Ron’s needs in front of her own because she loved them. Hermione put Harry’s needs before hers every time they were in danger and had the save him. She put Ron’s needs in front of her own every time Ron did something idiotic and needed to be saved because Ron is always finding ways to put himself in

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