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Hermione of Greek myth is a Princess of Sparta and later Queen of Mycenae.
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Rey Mysterio is of American nationality, although he is of Mexican descent.
What color is hermiones cat.?
Her cat is orange and yellow
Was there a message written in Hermiones copy of tales of beedle the bard?
No.
Who is Hermiones best friend?
Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Ginny Weasley.
When kiss harry Hermiones and why?
Never and no reason. (Except for a vision created by Tom Riddle, to torment Ron.)
Who enlarged Hermiones teeth in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?
Hermione's teeth were enlarged by Draco Malfoy.
How did ron ruin Hermiones night at the yule ball?
he yelled at her for going with Victor Krum, because he is the enemy
Does harry potters children go to hogwarts in the last part?
Yes, along with Ron and Hermiones children, and Draco Malfoy's children.
What month is Hermiones birthday?
Hermione Granger, one of the main protagonists in the Harry Potter series, was supposedly born on the 19th of September in 1979.
Why do people say Draco likes hermionie?
Because the fanfiction Dracos and Hermiones are normally very different characters to canon Draco and Hermione.
What happens in harry p 3 after snape sHows up is in the shreaking shack?
harry pulls hermiones wand out of her pocket and he does expelliarmus on snpe on is chest which he faints.
What is Robert Recorde's nationality?
Robert Recorde's nationality nationality was welsh
What is Greeks main nationality?
The main nationality of Greek people is Greek. The majority of the population in Greece identifies as ethnically Greek.
