24 Harry Potter Easter Eggs And Details You Probably Missed
21. Hermione's S.P.E.W Campaign
A fighter for the innocent and vulnerable, Hermione sets up a campaign in The Goblet Of Fire in order to protect those who cannot protect themselves - in this case the House Elves so cruelly abused by wizarding families. Her movement is similar to those Minority Rights groups set up in the 60s, along with The Geneva Convention in late '40s after the Second World War that sought to show that such abusive behaviour should not ever be tolerated. Sadly, the films all but glossed over Hermione's activism - but it's not at all surprising considering how much cooler they made her look.
A fighter for the innocent and vulnerable, Hermione sets up a campaign in The Goblet Of Fire in order to protect those who cannot protect themselves - in this case the House Elves so cruelly abused by wizarding families. Her movement is similar to those Minority Rights groups set up in the 60s, along with The Geneva Convention in late '40s after the Second World War that sought to show that such abusive behaviour should not ever be tolerated. Sadly, the films all but glossed over Hermione's activism - but it's not at all surprising considering how much cooler they made her look.