| rdfs:comment | - Hermione met Harry at the pillar at Platform 9¾, going through the pillar with him, and in addition to Harry, shared a compartment with Neville Longbottom, and Sirius Snape. She was noted as exceedingly passionate about learning from the very beginning, talking the ear out of her friends about facts about Hogwarts that she read about in Hogwarts: A History, was very eager to please her professors and answered most questions with textbook answers. Although somewhat annoying, she and Harry had formed a close bond, and was his right-hand girl in his quest to unite the school. In her third year, Hermione was granted the permission to use a Time-Turner to study more subjects than normally possible. Unfortunately, the extra classes and workload made Hermione stressed; becoming very easily aggrav
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| abstract | - Hermione met Harry at the pillar at Platform 9¾, going through the pillar with him, and in addition to Harry, shared a compartment with Neville Longbottom, and Sirius Snape. She was noted as exceedingly passionate about learning from the very beginning, talking the ear out of her friends about facts about Hogwarts that she read about in Hogwarts: A History, was very eager to please her professors and answered most questions with textbook answers. Although somewhat annoying, she and Harry had formed a close bond, and was his right-hand girl in his quest to unite the school. In her third year, Hermione was granted the permission to use a Time-Turner to study more subjects than normally possible. Unfortunately, the extra classes and workload made Hermione stressed; becoming very easily aggravated and became very snappy with people. When Harry found out, he persuaded Hermione to cease using it and instead drop Divination, Muggle Studies and Astronomy to focus on other classes such as Arithmancy and Ancient Runes. Hermione became the leader of an organization called C.A.R.E.; aimed at increasing House Elves' rights, and succeeded in proposing and passing several laws that made it illegal to abuse house elves. As an integral part of Harry's mission to unite the school, Hermione began reaching out to students from other houses. She even aided in organizing the pick-up Quidditch Games, being a founding member and captain of one of the first multi-house Quidditch Teams; the Sunshine Salamanders, as a keeper. Following Harry's example, she refused to accept house points awarded to her, which, considering her academic performance and textbook answers when questioned, was a lot of points wasted, leading her to become vilified by much of Ravenclaw house. However, after the House Cup was officially canceled, every Ravenclaw that had previously been angry with her apologized. In her second year, Hermione was present at the Declaration of Loyalty and Fidelity, where her and four other friends, not including Harry, transformed their group of friends into a quasi-knightly order they dubbed "Harry's Court". After graduating from Hogwarts, she and Harry married on 29 August 1999, with whom she had three children; Michael James, Miranda Coral and William Fleamont Potter. She took a teaching position at Hogwarts, replacing Minerva McGonagall as Transfiguration Professor after her retirement in 2008. She is the godmother of Emileigh Hermione Longbottom; Neville and Luna's first child, and has made several political appearances, giving a few speeches at the Ministry of Magic and proclaiming her full support to Minister Gordon's administration.
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