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* Practically perfect in every way? Where does the 'practically' part come into it?
** No [[Canon]]/[[Word of God]] answers in either the movie or book, but some popular WMGs include...
** She does have a bit of a temper, doesn't she? That mars any claim of 100% perfection. Besides, she lied outright about a few of the adventures, under the guise of being an ordinary nanny. Dishonesty isn't quite perfect behavior, is it?
** I always thought it was a joke about humility. She actually is perfect but part of that perfection is humility which means she can never claim to actually be perfect. It's a simple Catch-22.
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