Time had indeed flown by this term, but that wasn't a bad thing. She couldn't believe that she would be a fourth year next year. It didn't seem like she had already been in Hogwarts for three years. She didn't like Muggle Studies, but for obvious reasons she attended. She just had to do what was necessary to get the job done.
They were still on the muggle super hero thing and she had actually learned a few things about them. What were some good traits?
"I think bravery is a must." she said with a raised hand. She had hoped that nobody else had said that because she was in her own little world and wasn't really paying attention to anybody else and their answers.
Somebody that Hannah considered a hero? The first person that came to her mind was her dad. Her dad was awesome. She raised her hand.
"Professor, my dad is my hero. He is the sole provider of my family and always look out for us." She thought that he did some things work wise that weren't up and up, but that wasn't something that everybody needed to know.
"He is a brave man and would do anything for his family." That pretty much summed it up.
SPOILER!!: 3rd
As each student mentioned their personal heroes, the professor wrote their name and the name of their personal superhero on the blank poster hanging from the ceiling until slowly but surely the poster was full of names. Finally, she added her name and her brother's name, "Thank you everyone for sharing your personal heroes...my personal hero is my brother...I only have one brother whom is younger than me....he disappeared many years ago but he was always so strong and optimistic....and I know he's out there being someone else's hero right now and that someday I'll get to see my hero again..." she let her words fade off and was internally pretty proud of herself for sharing even this little opening to her past with her brother.
She quickly continued, "There are always famous people from our history both Muggle and Wizarding that can be considered real life superheroes because of the amazing feats that they accomplished during their times...these individuals were influential not only during their times but in the future of the world..." she said as she walked to the next poster hanging from the ceiling. "For instance, in the Muggle World, a real life superhero could be Isaac Newton. He was a nEnglish physicist, mathematician, astronomer, natural philosopher, alchemist, and theologian. His law of universal gravitation and three laws of motion laid the groundwork for classical mechanics." she said as she wrote his name on the poster. "Or those men and women that fight for our various countries in the armed services and such could be considered real life superheroes..." she wrote this on the poster. "An example in the Wizarding World could be Albus Dumbledore..." she finished by writing his name on the poster.
"If everyone will grab a marker..." she said motioning to a little basket below the remaining two posters on the walls, "Please come up and give us an example of a real life Muggle Superhero and a Real Life Wizard Superhero and what they did they makes you feel like they are a hero and then add their names to the appropriate poster..." she said as she wrote Muggle in the middle of one poster and Wizard in the middle of another.
Now they had to name a muggle and wizard hero. The wizard would be easy, but the muggle hero, not so much. She really didn't think that any muggle was a hero of any kind. She would just have to write down one that she knew and go with that.
She grabbed a marker and wrote down her two choices.
Wizard Hero:
Kinglsey Shacklebolt - Protected the Minister of Magic.
Muggle Hero: Elizabeth Cady Stanton - Fought for women rights.
Obviously if you protected the Minister of Magic then you were pretty awesome and powerful and that was two things that Hannah needed in her life. The chick that started women's rights conventions was pretty awesome herself because women were awesome too... obviously.