Is Hermione Granger in Harry Potter a know it all?

Answer 1

Hermione Granger started Hogwarts having read a countless number of books on the Wizarding world in an attempt to discover as much information as she could. Hermione is very smart and studies hard because she believes this will result in her peers accepting her. She knows no other way to be accepted and hopes that being a know-it-all will make her some friends. As time goes by she learns that this is not the way to make friend and although she still studies hard to achieve the best possible grades, she also knows that there are more important things than studying and that bragging about how many books she has read and how much she knows isn't going to go down well with people.

Answer 2

Yes, Hermione Granger is a know-it-all. She described as the "smartest witch of her age." Hermione displays a knowledge of magic far beyond her peers and throughout the series Harry and Ron rely on her for information.

Answer 3

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Hermione Granger wanted to get married already. She had been dating him for almost four years now, ever since she left Hogwarts. All her friends were married, and yesterday, she had received a wedding invitation from Pansy Parkinson, who she was now a cordial acquaintance with.

It was bloody selfish of her, but she wanted her turn with the veil.

It wasn't that Hermione thought that he didn't love her; he reminded her, and everyone else for that matter, of that fact every day. It also wasn't that Hermione thought that he wouldn't want to marry her. They had already talked about having kids.

All that was missing was a ceremony, and that's what she wanted.

And what Hermione Granger wants, Hermione Granger gets.

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Staging for Operation Get-A-Ring had been set up in her flat and was ready for action. As Hermione relaxed on the couch, a personalized copy of Witch Weekly (because after all Rita Seeker did owe her a favor) across her lap, she pretended to read intently as her boyfriend appeared in her living room with a snap.

Setting her plan into motion, she looked a little closer at the magazine and laughed quietly.

Draco Malfoy shook the snow out of his hair, "What are you laughing at?"

"Oh, nothing," She shrugged nonchalantly. Operation Get-A-Ring was right on schedule. Oh, this was going to be good, Hermione mentally giggled.

He flopped down on the coach, pulling her close so he could bury his head into her hair, "Oh, really. Why don't you enlighten me you clever little witch."

Showing him the magazine, she sighed, "So apparently, Draco, since we've been dating for almost four years now, Witch Weekly is now coming out with rumors that you are a homosexual."

"WHAT?" Draco was outraged; he motioned towards his body, "How could they think that this hunk of god-like beauty is a poof?"

All's going according to plan, "I'm not sure. This celibacy of ours might be the reason. You know, since we've been dating so long but we're not married, they might think that I might just be a decoy." She chuckled, "Maybe they want you to be with Harry and Ron?"

The former Prince of Slytherin paled, "I am not a poof. Hermione, I love you; will you marry me?"

Getting up and tucking her magazine under one arm and walking out of the room, Hermione soon-to-be-Malfoy smiled to herself and called out, "Take me out to dinner tonight and propose properly. And yes."

What Hermione Granger wants, Hermione Granger gets.

Answer 4

Intelligence is mainly (but not exclusively) determined by genetic factors.