She is also very bad at divination. Almost every other character at least tries to pass the class. She doesn't, and storms out after yelling at the teacher.

@Sweetteapie Actually, it's a screenshot from "Deathly Hallows - Part 1". I took it myself. And why would I have an issue with Watson's appearance? There are celebrities like Omahyra Mota, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Scarlett Johannson, and Gal Gadot that completely dwarf her physical attractiveness, to name a few.

Ever heard of keeping things to yourself? A whole argument could've been avoided if you hadn't said that.

@Sweetteapie The books don't really describe her appearance since she started puberty (Chamber of Secrets). And it also said she was pretty during the wedding in Deathly Hallows. And when I said she was a Mary Sue, I was saying she's good at everything, not that she's a supermodel. I don't know how the conversation got to her physical appearance.

@Bulbasaur Girl I keep plenty of things to myself. I'm not talking to you anymore.

I mentioned her teeth, and you kept arguing using pictures of the actress, that's how. The books describe her appearance numerous times. However, you are right. Physical attractiveness has nothing to do with it. She isn't good at everything, but she is good at a lot. Not enough to be considered a Mary Sue, just a talented character. She still has her flaws, whether you see them or not.

@Sweetteapie To be fair, Trelawney told her she had a dry soul, so she left because she was offended. She never insulted anyone else.

And whether she is attractive or not does not erase the fact that, in the books, she is portrayed as very insecure about her mind and looks.

That is fair, though I'm not sure how that scene went in the books. But part of the reason she left was simply because she sucked at the subject.

Nice