Hermione had never considered herself an overly emotional person. She had had her moments in the past to be sure, but for the most part she'd learned how to be cold and calculating, detached from the rest of the world. Years as an interrogator only taught her how to be calmer and even more rational. Too much emotion in an interrogation puts lives and duties in jeopardy. When she'd witnessed other women attack their husband in a fit of rage after finding him in bed with another woman, usually Hermione, she was always embarrassed for them. Emotions were weaknesses. She vowed she would never allow herself to stoop to such an embarrassing level. The world had enough shrews. She didn't need to be another.