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Hermione Granger (mione_jane) wrote in veritaserum_ooc,
@ 2008-08-02 19:27:00

Getting to know Miss Know-It-All
Here's Hermione Granger.

Often referred to as a bookworm or a 'know-it-all'.
Muggleborn; both her parents are Dentists.
Top in her class at Hogwarts.
Surprised people by being sorted into Gryffindor instead of Ravenclaw.
Showed why she was in Gryffindor instead of Ravenclaw during her years at Hogwarts.
Best friends with Harry Potter and Ron Weasley, and has a very complicated relationship with Ron.
Can become a bit scary when she's angry or upset. (Canaries)
Has read almost every book ever written.
Works in the Ministry's Department of Magical Law Enforcement.

Alright, Hermione's ready for you questions! Shoot 'em at will.

(Will return with Terry soon.)

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	bredinadunstan 2008-08-03 07:45 pm UTC (link)
	If Hermione's so into the knowledge of everything, why does she ignore aesthetics and beauty? Why does she consider it to be below other types of arts or knowledge? Does Hermione consider herself to be uptight? What would Hermione give up-- sex or books? (Reply to this) (Thread)

mione_jane
2008-08-03 11:06 pm UTC (link)

1. Hermione doesn't ignore or consider beauty and aesthetics to be below other types of arts or knowledge. She has just always found beauty to be a complicated and somewhat challenging concept. There is no book revealing every secret to feeling or being considered beautiful, so it is a sometimes confusing path to tread for someone who relies so much on definite knowledge.

2. Uptight probably wouldn't the word she would use, but yes, Hermione has realized she can be a perfectionist and over-thinks sometimes. It's something she's slowly trying to work on.

3. That's an interesting question, requiring some thought- but as much as Hermione believes that both are important in life, there is nothing like books and knowledge, which allow information to be passed on and allow questions answered.

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