Hermione Jean Granger (pronounced /h?r?ma?.?ni ?d?i?n ??re?nd??r/) is a fictional character and one of the three protagonists (the other two being Harry Potter and Ron Weasley) in J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. She initially appears in the first novel, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, as a new student on her way to Hogwarts. After being saved in the girls' bathroom from a mountain troll by Harry and Ron, she becomes close...
Hermione introduces herself then turns to Ron, who has his mouth stuffed...
Hermione reads aloud how Death was never able to find the third brother in "T...
Hermione puts a spell on Neville causing him to stiffen like a board and fall...
Hermione suggest that Harry turn the potions book in that has the Half-Blood ...
After Ron was wounded at the Ministry, a panicked Hermione tells Harry to loo...
Harry fortifies his statement of having help and being lucky in speaking to h...
Hermione explains their situation and Dumbledore's intention th Harry, as the...
The threesome are telling Hagrid what they suspect Professor Snape has been u...
Showing Harry his broken wand, Hermione tells him she accidentally broke it d...
Hermione attempts to get Harry's book. He backs into Ginny who snatches and r...
Ron's date leaves him and he's managed to foul his relationship with Hermione...
In an effort to save him from the executioner, Hermione coaxes Buckbeak into ...
Hermione reads aloud what the brothers do in the "The Tale of the Three Broth...
Ron is worried sick about the upcoming match. Harry slips Liquid Luck in his ...
In the Hall during Dumbledore's welcoming speech, Malfoy ribs Harry about his...
Ron pines for Hermione's abilities. He and Harry are facing hundreds of giant...
Hermione and Ron point out Harry's seeming obsession with his annotated potio...
After arguing with Ron Hermione takes her frustration out on Harry, who can't...
Hermione takes the gloves off. She asks Harry to teach and her classmates to ...
While they wait for the chance to save Sirius, Buckbeak feasts on bats.
Hermione makes the discovery that the sword of Gryffindor is goblin-made and ...
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