HP - Hermione Granger
Originally I was going to have her holding a book, but at this
"resolution" it just wasn't working out right. So, I figured maybe I'd
have her "reaching" for a book from a shelf,...but that wasn't working
out too swift either. Ultimately, then, I decided to just have her
with her right hand up as though emphasizing a point she was making
conversationally. - I think later sometime I may put her at a desk,
raising her hand in class to answer a question as she always does.
"Me! Me! Oh, Professor,...I *know*! Pick *Me*!" ;-)
-= HERMIONE =-
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