"Uh... what I mean is..." Harry scratched his head. Faced with Hermione's question, he didn't quite know how to begin and instinctively shot Ron a look.
Ron naturally sensed Harry's embarrassment, and he became embarrassed along with him. He could only bite the bullet, his ear turning red, and say, "Anyway, if we can't do our homework... we can ask you for help..."
The moment those words left his mouth, not only did Ron regret it, Harry's heart sank as well.
"I think what they're trying to say is..." Vizet helped smooth things over. "You're their solid support..."
"As a Quidditch player, I'd like to say this: if even the goalkeeper starts losing confidence, I'm afraid I'd feel a bit shaky too..."
Harry was indeed putting the Magical Understanding of a "Seeker" into practice. In Vizet's view, Hermione truly fit the role of "goalkeeper" very well;
It was precisely because the goalkeeper existed that the Chasers could charge forward without hesitation, and it was also what gave the Seeker the confidence to set everything else aside and devote himself entirely to searching for the Golden Snitch.
A goalkeeper needed to take in the whole situation and pay attention to every movement on the pitch. Hermione was the same. Compared with most students, she had understood the rules and framework of the Magical World much earlier;
And it was precisely because of this that it became the source of her anxiety and lack of confidence. Because she was Muggle-born, she understood what challenges she might have to face after graduating in the future;
The rules of the Muggle World were not very suitable for the Magical World, and with Moody's practical combat training added on, Hermione had begun to lose confidence. She felt that the diligence and intelligence she possessed and