Which is kind of what I was thinking of when I said that the differences make HPMOR!Hermione somewhat more like Valentine Wiggin than canon!Hermione was. JKR's Hermione is the Good Student of the trio in terms of her preference for following rules and deference for the Hogwarts faculty (at least by comparison with Harry and Ron), but she's not over-blessed with empathy and kindness -- she can be bossy, bad-tempered, rude, and even vindictive at times. (Remember the "SNEAK" jinx?)

The way that HPMOR!Draco resembles Peter, to my eyes, is his skill at manipulating people. The canonical Draco does not act like someone who's already had several years of tutoring in the political arts of influence and blackmail; Eliezer's Draco does, at least some of the time. For example, canon!Draco would have taken umbrage at Harry's description of Lucius when he and Harry meet for the second time on the platform; HPMOR!Draco lets the accusation that Lucius was a true Death Eater and the overt insult "evil with a capital E" pass, and is far more interested in where Harry got his information than in avenging the honor of House Malfoy. Peter, similarly, is not one to let his ego get in the way of his self-interest most of the time.