[HPforGrownups] Hermione's memory

Sherry Gomes sherriola at earthlink.net
Tue Sep 28 14:05:39 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 114055

Tina wrote:

There is something up with Hermione's memory.  
I've generally considered her very intelligent and able to 
comprehend and retain what she has read but now I'm wondering if 
there is more to it than that.  
In OotP Professor Umbridge pp.223 Am pb, Hermione *quotes* DD's end 
of year speech from GoF and Ron wonders how she is able to do that.  
She shortly comments that she *listens* and moves on but Ron is 
still flummexed.  
This exchange reminds me of any number of comments in PoA when Ron 
says 'how can you be in two classes at once?!' and she shortly 
replies 'Oh Ron...  of course I'm not' and the like.  She just 
changes the subject and plows on.  
I definitely think there is something to it but I'm not sure what it 
would be.  Any ideas?
If this has been discussed already I'd appreciate any help in 
finding those posts.
Thanks,
tina

Sherry now

As to Hermione in POA, the time turner explains that.  she was going to two
classes at once, and as she explains to the boys later, she wasn't allowed
to tell them about, promised she wouldn't.

As for her memory, it could just be good.  I could remember things like
that.  I have an excellent memory and can remember the comments of people I
love or just respect.  I think she's smart and she just has a good memory.
In fact, it would kind of take away from Hermione, as she's been developed,
to have that all be some sort of charm or spell in the end.

Sherry
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