LAST EDITED ON Sep-23-15 AT 09:11 PM (EDT)
 
>>Y'know (he said, resolutely ignoring Traitor's disturbing but amusing
>>antics off to the side), I actually considered mentioning Hermine
>>Göring as one of von Hammer's First War colleagues
>
>And now after reading that I can't stop thinking Hermione
>Göring, with the requisite (and obvious) witch references. <sigh>

Well, to be fair, they are very similar names. Although not related; Hermine is the feminine form of Hermann, which is old German for "soldier" - heer, army, mann, uh... well, man - while Hermione is a name from Greek mythology (she was the daughter of King Menelaus and Queen Helen of Sparta).

Hermione Granger would not make a terrible RAF witch, come to that, though she would be anachronistic. :)

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