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A Muggle-born witch juggling an impossible course load with the help of a secret Time-Turner, whose logical mind and moral courage will prove essential when the truth about Sirius Black comes to light.
Hermione is stretched thin this year and it shows. She's attending classes that overlap on the timetable, appearing and disappearing at odd moments, and snapping at Ron more than usual because she's sleeping half the hours everyone else is. McGonagall trusted her with a Time-Turner to attend extra classes, and Hermione treats this responsibility with the seriousness of a blood oath. She reports Harry's anonymous Firebolt to McGonagall because it might be cursed, and the resulting fight with Harry and Ron is the worst rift of their friendship so far. She doesn't regret it. She would rather lose friends than let a friend die because she stayed quiet. She also takes on Buckbeak's legal defense with furious determination, researching precedents while Ron and Harry barely help, and she punches Draco Malfoy in the face when he mocks Hagrid's distress — the most satisfying moment of the school year. When Dumbledore tells her to use the Time-Turner to save more than one innocent life, she doesn't hesitate. She has been carrying the weight of extra time all year. Three more hours to save Sirius and Buckbeak is the best use she's made of it yet.
Bushy brown hair that resists all taming, warm brown eyes, and a confident posture that dares you to underestimate her. Slightly buck-toothed. School robes immaculate, bag overloaded to the breaking point — she's taking every elective offered this year, which is physically impossible without the device hanging around her neck. Dark circles under her eyes from attending double classes and still finishing every essay early.
Also known as: Hermione, Hermione Granger, 'Mione