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    The Fictional Character I Most Relate To Is Not Just One Character But Two

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    The author relates most to the fictional characters of Harry Potter and Hermione Granger. They identify with Harry due to a difficult childhood and prioritizing others, and with Hermione through love of reading, intelligence, and a motherly role among friends. The author sees themselves as having qualities of both characters and feeling victorious like Harry while also valuing academics and maturity like Hermione.

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    The author relates most to the fictional characters of Harry Potter and Hermione Granger. They identify with Harry due to a difficult childhood and prioritizing others, and with Hermione through love of reading, intelligence, and a motherly role among friends. The author sees themselves as having qualities of both characters and feeling victorious like Harry while also valuing academics and maturity like Hermione.

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    The author relates most to the fictional characters of Harry Potter and Hermione Granger. They identify with Harry due to a difficult childhood and prioritizing others, and with Hermione through love of reading, intelligence, and a motherly role among friends. The author sees themselves as having qualities of both characters and feeling victorious like Harry while also valuing academics and maturity like Hermione.

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    The Fictional Character I Most Relate To Is Not Just One Character But Two

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    The author relates most to the fictional characters of Harry Potter and Hermione Granger. They identify with Harry due to a difficult childhood and prioritizing others, and with Hermione through love of reading, intelligence, and a motherly role among friends. The author sees themselves as having qualities of both characters and feeling victorious like Harry while also valuing academics and maturity like Hermione.

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    The fictional character I most relate to is not just one character, but two.

    I would be the
    offspring of Harry Potter and Hermione Granger, if they had a child together. Like Harry, I come
    from a difficult childhood, I have to face many obstacles in life, and I put everyone else’s needs
    before my own. When it comes to Hermione, I am considered to be a motherly figure in my
    group of friends, I absolutely love to read good books, and I am very intelligent. I am perfectly
    split between these two characters.
    The first set of similarities come from Harry Potter. Like Harry, I come from a rough
    childhood. We were both physically, mentally, and emotionally abused by our guardians for most
    of our childhood until we were “saved” by a significant male figure. However, we still face many
    challenges everyday. It’s hard to fit in because of my past, so people look at me differently and
    pity me. We try to escape our pasts and make ourselves better than those that raised us. This
    inevitably leads us to putting everyone’s needs before our own, as to not get hurt again and be
    acknowledged in a positive way. Our actions tend to break us down, but in the end we have the
    necessary support and strength to help us continue in life.
    The second set of similarities come from Hermione Granger. We are both strongly
    viewed as a motherly type figure in our group of friends because of our need to control other
    people’s actions and protect those close to us. Like Hermione, I could spend all day in a library
    to read as much as I want, which becomes a sort of escape from reality. Most importantly is the
    need we feel to focus our energy on our academics, which expands our knowledge and defines
    us as intelligent. This gives us a certain authority that people come to recognize and respect,
    and oftentimes ask for help.
    All together, there is an uncanny resemblance that is exceptionally noted. We all have
    Gryffindor qualities such as courage, chivalry, brave to the point of recklessness, and short
    tempered. This is a solid way to describe me in today’s time. Although we have been put in the
    center of many difficult challenges, we proceed to tackle them head on and lead ourselves to
    victory. Lastly, we all have a great amount of love for animals that help us through tough times.
    These are just a few of the similarities between Harry, Hermione and I.
    There is no one character that I could relate to but Harry Potter and Hermione Granger. I
    have had a tough beginning, yet I still emerge victorious like Harry. I have a love for books as
    well as academics and I am viewed as more mature at my age than the average like Hermione.
    The three of us have many qualities and traits that show we are similar. These are the fictional
    characters I most relate to.

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