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Anonymous users2024-02-08The first question I also thought about was that Hermione's family didn't belong in the wizarding world at all, but she did become a magician. I've watched Harry Potter for so long, and I learned that it wasn't Hermione who chose Hogwarts, but Hogwarts who chose Hermione. Imagine that one day an owl brings Hermione a letter of acceptance to Hogwarts, and then follows the instructions in the letter and steps on the Hogwarts train.
In the second question, each house has symbols, for example, Gryffindor symbolizes bravery, Hufflepuff symbolizes perseverance and honesty, Ravenclaw symbolizes wisdom and erudition, and Slytherin symbolizes ambition.
From this, it can be concluded that the students accepted by Slytherin are all students with backgrounds who have been nurtured by their elders.
Second, Slytherin is obsessed with pure blood, so it can be inferred that the students who enter this house are all pure-blooded magicians.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Hogwarts admits not only children from magical families, but also people with magical talents. The likes of Hermione Granger, Dean Thomas, and Harry's mother, Lily Evans, were all of Muggle descent. It is believed that Hogwarts or the Ministry of Magic have a special system for judging whether people are gifted with magic.
Actually, Rowling doesn't speak very clearly, and I sometimes wonder what about the Galleons and other coins that Muggle children come to learn magic. Hogwarts doesn't have a loan policy that doesn't solve all of them.
The problem with Slytherin is that the House doesn't just admit purebred wizards. Voldemort, for example, is obviously miscellaneous. But the Slytherins pride themselves on being pure-blooded, and there are many non-pure-blooded people in the house who pretend to be pure-blooded wizards.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Well, you don't have to be a wizard to get there.
It depends on whether the child has a talent for magic.
And this talent is innate
Hermione was so smart, so let her pull up.
Slytherin only accepts purebreds
But I think it's weird, Voldemort's dad isn't a Muggle yet...
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Father. Born on March 27, 1960 (Order of the Phoenix Chapter 28), James Potter was a pure-blooded patron saint of a silver stag and attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry - Gryffindor House from September 1971 to July 1978. In the seventh grade, he was the president of the boys' student council.
Mother. Lily was born on 30 January 1960 to Muggle descent and a Patronus deer (as opposed to a stag), and graduated from Gryffindor House at Hogwarts.
I think Emma Watson's role as Hermione is very unforgettable, her performance in this show is very good, and her appearance is loved by everyone.
According to the landlord, Hermione should be older than Harry and Ron, at least bigger than Ron, right, let's sort out these points first, Harry was born on July 31, Ron is March 1, about 5 months older than Harry, and Hermione is September 19, whether the date is correct or not, yes, Hermione is in September, and according to this, Hermione was born in Ron Harry, the year before, and the landlord is not wrong about this, in fact, it is very simple reasoning, and these reasonings are all right, so let's write a picture: Hermione ———New Year's) - Ron ——— Harry September 19 January 1 March 1 July 31 It seems clear that Hermione is almost 1 year older than Harry and half a year older than Ron Since Hermione is in September, it will start in September and she will be 12 years old when she enters the school, but if you push it to the time when the school is 11 years old, there is no way to explain it It can only be said that it is the author's mistake Ron and Harry both entered the school at the age of 11 It is lucky to meet 12-year-old Hermione Hehe I hope it will help you.
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Because I'm in love with him.