- Timeline: After Grindelwald was defeated by Dumbledore in 1945, he was not imprisoned in Nurmengard, but was reborn with memories back to 1926 - the age when Tom Marvolo Riddle was the most withdrawn and surly in the orphanage.
- Development of the main plot: After Grindelwald was reborn, he gave up the extreme concept of "for the greater good". With regrets about the past and obsession with Dumbledore, he secretly found Tom in the orphanage and took him away as a "magic mentor". He taught him in a completely different way: suppressing dark desires, instilling the concept of "power needs to be protected rather than plundered", trying to cultivate this "Dark Lord's seed" into a docile and controllable existence.
- Sub-line CP: Grindelwald has always paid attention to Dumbledore's trajectory after his rebirth. The two went from "hostility" to "testing" to "secret reconciliation" throughout the development line, becoming a hidden thread that drives the plot.
Reader comments
The noon sun warmed my body [I almost cried] [I almost cried] [I almost cried]
Why are Tom and Hermione in the same class? And Dumbledore and Grindelwald were still young at this time?
I've read Chapter 24 so far.
I found that the two biggest features of this article are the good writing and the novel setting.
Come on, author, it's very good [love]
The noon sun warmed my body [I almost cried] [I almost cried] [I almost cried] Why are Tom and Hermione in the same class? And Dumbledore and Grindelwald were still young at this time?
I've read Chapter 24 so far. I found that the two biggest features of this article are the good writing and the novel setting. Come on, author, it's very good [love]