The character I chose is from a book and movies series called “Harry Potter”. This is a long series. There are eight movies and nine very long books in this series. Hermione Granger is a witch born from her muggle parents. Muggle is a term used for someone who does not have the ability to perform magic. Hermione is a smart, kind, and brave young woman who attends the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. She is average-height and she normally wears her Gryffindor school robes and scarf unless she is at home over the holiday or summer break. She is very loyal to her friends, Harry Potter and Ron Weasley, and they are very loyal back. Hermione uses her booksmarts multiple times on her many, many adventures with Harry and Ron. Her book smarts come in handy on their journeys, especially on their journey to the beat Voldemort and get the Sorcerer's Stone before he does. …show more content…
She almost always knows the answer. When she does not know the answer, she goes and looks it up in the library. She does this in at least the first two movies and books, “The Sorcerer's Stone” and “The Chamber of Secrets”. Hermione goes to the library to look up Nicholas Flamel's name to learn about the Sorcerer's stone, and to look up information about the basilisk that is in the Chambers of Secret. At first, Hermione is a know-it-all and always wants to input her answer to all questions. She also always wants to be the first person to answer the questions. Then she meets great and loyal friends who help her find her way and made her a better person. Hermione is always there for her friends and helps them out in their time of need. I feel like Hermione will do anything for her friends and will help them in anyway possible. This is an example of the Behavioral