Insecurity & Hermione

[Brooks R]

No: HPFGUIDX 2506

--- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, Christina Gross <Changeling at d...> 
wrote:

I think Christina has a good analysis of Hermione here.   

To answer a question, "Farmer in the Dell" is a nursery rhyme -  "Hi 
ho the merry-o" and it has 'The cheese stands alone' as a concluding 
bit of the verse,; it is along the lines of 'A affects B which in
turn affects C which affects D which affects etc. etc. etc'.  This 
forms a conceptual chain similar to the 'Ron likes Hermione, Hermione 
likes Harry, Harry likes Cho' chain.

I also saw a strong likeness to myself in Amanda's description of her 
father - see me, passing on information and insight above, and in 
general on this discussion group. :-)  Surely facts and knowledge 
themselves are interesting - and putting them together makes patterns 
that are even more interesting.

-Brooks