Ten minutes later, John Major was amazed at the same two magical teenagers whom he at first had dismissed completely. The teen girl, Hermione Granger (named after a Shakespeare character) was a genius, who could carry on insightful conversations both with the Prime Minister and the Minister for Magic, discussing nonmagical and magical topics both. The boy, Harry Potter, had led Hermione and two adult wizards in an attack against the wizard terrorist "Lord Voldemort"; Potter had not only killed the terrorist leader and thirty-two of his terrorist minions, but Potter had done so without his foursome suffering even a scratch. The lad was only fifteen, and the British Army would duel the Royal Marines for the privilege of offering Harry Potter an officer commission!