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Since her breakthrough appearance in the Hogwarts Express, Hermione Granger has established herself as one of J. K. Rowling's most complex and iconic characters. Mocked for her looks, annoyed by her tendency to lecture, her perfectionism and her incredible academic achievement, Hermione is unfailingly loyal in friendship, for which she is willing to revise her principles. Her portrait is undulating: altruistic first-grader, action-oriented bookworm, being of reason in the grip of uncontrollable emotions. Nothing is simple in the whirlwind of adolescence, especially when you are Muggle-born in the Wizarding World. A figure of critical thinking, she who masters spells like no other questions that other form of magic that is the power of knowledge. Perhaps this is what makes her so close to us, the readers of Harry Potter, who are as busy discovering the facts as she is. But the young witch goes further. Hermione is the embodiment of perseverance combined with courage. And that is surely what makes her an accomplished icon of rebellion in the world literature of recent decades.