1971, by the river.
A gloomy, black-haired boy told her, “You’re a witch.”
That was Severus Snape.
She thought they would be friends for life.
1976, by the lake.
He shouted that word at her: “Mudblood.”
It was the last time she looked back.
But he looked back at her for the rest of his life.
Later, she met someone else.
Messy hair, a bold grin, and seven years of pursuing her.
She married James Potter.
On October 31, 1981, someone knocked on the door of Godric’s Hollow.
She traded her life for another’s.
This is the life of Lily Evans.
From the river to the castle, from girl to mother.
From the first time she made flower petals bloom to the last time she closed her eyes.
If you like, come in and walk her path once more.
Though you know how it ends, she does not.
Attracted by the last sentence of the introduction, you know the ending, but she doesn't know, Lily, the passionate red-haired sun. The ending of her story is supplemented and expanded upon. It really shows the flesh-and-blood Lily in Snape's eyes, and also shows Professor Snape's entanglement and love that he withheld until the end. A very rare article
This is the first time I have seen an HP article from this perspective, especially the last sentence that you know but she doesn't know. The fragmented people constantly mentioned in the real article are embodied. Why do so many people love Lily? Why did Snape love her all his life? Because Lily is a beautiful person.
The description is delicate and the inner activities of the characters are very vividly described.
A very good novel, highly recommended