Is Hermione Granger Caucasian?

Most of us assume that Hermione is white because she is never presented as a racial other. In Western culture, white is the “neutral” race. Rowling was similarly silent about her race. She was portrayed by a black actor for the first few films—until she had a major speaking role, and was recast as white.

Who did Hermione hate?

22 She Gets Crazy Jealous Fleur Delacour never did anything to Hermione; she never even spoke to her, but Hermione vehemently hated Fleur for no reason.

What is Hermione’s greatest fear?

failure
It’s okay to be afraid of failure. In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Hermione’s boggart takes the form of Professor McGonagall telling Hermione that she’d failed all of her exams. Later, Hermione reveals that her biggest fear is failure.

Who is Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter series?

Hermione Granger is a Muggle-born witch in Gryffindor House at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. She makes her first appearance in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone when she is in her first year along with Harry and Ron. Hermione is the smartest witch in her year, but has a reputation as a bossy know-it-all.

What is Hermione Granger’s skin color?

As so many people before me have documented, there is enough evidence in the books that Hermione Granger is likely Caucasian or otherwise light-skinned. However, given that Hermione’s skin color has next to no relevance to her character and the overall story, it doesn’t really bother me that Cursed Child portrayed her as a black woman.

Was Hermione present when the Minister for Magic visited Harry Potter?

Hermione was present when the Minister for Magic visited Harry in the hospital wing. The students were shocked when Harry returned at the end of the third and final task with Cedric Diggory’s dead body. Hermione was relieved to see Harry when he was brought to the infirmary by Professor Dumbledore.

Where does the name Hermione come from?

Hermione as a name has its origins in Greece, whilst Hugo (the name of her son) whilst Germanic in origin, is also reasonably common in Italy. She’s described as having brown eyes and bushy brown hair – and there are plenty of mentions of her going white when she’s scared, and pink when she’s angry or embarrassed.