Am I the only one...
suehpfan
stanleys at sbcglobal.net
Tue Jul 26 04:07:28 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 134934
---Big snippy
Juli:
> Intelligence has a new definition (don't have the quote, sorry),
and
> it is the capability to relate to others, to form relationships and
> sustain them. Their ability to communicate. Hermione clearly
doesn't
> have it (remember in PS she had no friends?). Harry has it, Fred
and
> George have it, Ron also, Ginny a lot...
>
> Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that, even though Hermione is
very
> smart, she doesn't have the ability to think abstractly, to invent,
> create... She can't think outside the box.
>
> Juli
There is a great deal of validity to your comments but don't forget
the coins she created in OotP. She had to spend a little time out of
the box for that. I think the intelegence you are talking about is
refered to as "EQ" or emotional intelegence. I think Hermione has a
fair amount of that as well. Of course when she was 11 and in a new
school, muggle born and scared to death, it was lacking but I think
it is pretty high at this point. She certainly had her finger on the
pulse of what was bothering Cho better than Harry did.
I don't see Ron having any at all until the end of HBP when he had
run through Lavender and finaly came into his own.
Sue(hpfan)
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