Movie Hermione 🥰 vs. Book Hermione 💥 #shorts #harrypotter

[magicbymikaila]

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[bugbear]

she set a teacher on fire in her first year. Hermione didn't give a shit about breaking the rules, she only cared if she got caught

[justwonder]

Book Hermione learned the rules, then she learned how to break the rules, then she learned the rules of how to get away with breaking the first rules. We're lucky she was on a good side.

[fernandaflorencioo]

Hermione in the movies: breaking the rules

Hermione in the books: WAR CRIMES

[Vampirelilianfitzroy]

The definition of “don’t underestimate or piss off weird smart people, we know how to get rid of the body” lol

[SICProwl]

"But Minister, how was I to know Rita was the beetle? I thought she was just a normal potions ingredient!"

[tunasandwich]

Hermoine in the books : it's only a war crime if someone snitches

[TheMrBonzz]

Movie : young adults trying to be responsible.

Books : what happens when you let hormonal emotion children get their hands of reality altering abilities.

[CupRamenZ]

Hermione: It’s sort of exciting, breaking the rules!
Also Hermione: *Sets a teacher on fire, makes an illegal potion, makes her crush win in a quidditch match, and steals a dragon from goblins*

[navijam]

Ron is accurate AF "I don't have enough money to bail her out of jail!"

[maikalinin]

"I kidnapped Rita Skeeter and put her in a jar"
Hermione said calmly

[weihenangustan]

Girl went from breaking school rules to breaking wizarding world laws😂😂😂

[bxmble.bee.]

Don’t forget the time book Hermione cursed the signing page of Dumbledore’s Army to give snitches permanent shame tattoos 😂

[Toerworth]

To be fair, Ron really swore a lot in the books and wasn’t shy to do so, I appreciate you stick to the character

[bigguy]

"Hermione did you put a reporter in a jar!?" Dumbledore said calmly

[ethanbaker]

Honestly, I think the only reason Book Hermione wasn’t suggesting for Slytherin is because she’s a Muggle born. She will literally do whatever it takes to succeed, short of cheating, and but will happily break the rules if she knows she can get away with it. She’s not a goody two shoes she’s just smarter than Ron and Harry.

Edit: OK I do think her compassion for others is greater than her need to succeed but Slytherns’ can also have compassion and Hermione can switch between being the nicest person in the room to a ruthless genius in an instant.

[hamilton]

That girl cunjured and weaponised birds which I think is the most badass use of magic ever.

[tanushrmenon]

The funniest aspect of Hermoine was always her hatred of snitches like between Rita and the fact she jinxed the Dumbledore’s Army signup she really wasn’t gonna let it slide

[petercohen]

In the movies harry and ron are still teaching her to break the rules in their upper years. In the books, all it takes is a year or two for her to get a taste for it and harry and ron have to deal with the monster they created

[Crimson]

Movie Hermione: “It’s sort of exciting, isn’t it? Breaking the rules!”
Book Hermione: “It’s sort of exciting, isn’t it? Breaking the laws!”