Jiang Qingyun was reborn during the Republic of China, and accidentally became a Taoist boy. Under the arrangement of fate, he went to the West, entered the world of HP, and started another life of ups and downs.
I have read novels and movies, and read many HP fans. Among them, the character who has the deepest impression and the most complex feelings is Tom Marvolo Riddle. His childhood was difficult, his youth was rough, his middle age was lonely, and his later years were crazy. I just want to write this article to give the most heartbreaking Tom Riddle a chance to find happiness.
So,
When he was ten years old, he was struggling in a hellish orphanage, and it was he who gave him his first warmth.
When he was eleven years old, he was trudging through the dangerous college, and it was he who gave him selfless help.
At the age of fifteen, he became his "bride".
At the age of eighteen, he became his partner.
At the age of nineteen, he became the "mother" of his child.
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When he was seventy years old, he caressed his portrait and whispered to himself: "If one day I want to destroy the whole world, it will be for you."
Alexandre Dumas said: "What is history? History is the nail on which I hang my novels." Since we want to write about Tom Riddle's childhood, we cannot avoid modern world history and the Second World War. Therefore, this article contains a certain historical background.
At the beginning of this month, I received a notice that a vocational examination was suddenly going to be held. Because the exam is very important and time is very tight. So we can no longer update this month. I would like to express my sincere apologies to all of you who have always supported me. I will start updating again in April, thank you for your understanding! Bow! Thanks!
The short article I wrote before was written by a professor~~~
Reader comments
Please update the article. I have read it hundreds of times. I like it very much. Please.
Match MM~ You are a scammer...
Skills can be found in unexpected places. :)
However, as a play with a very heavy stage play style, its rhythm is a bit slow in some of the most touching key parts. For example, in the scene of 'you must not smile like that', from the moment he passed by the smiling young man to the middle-aged man saying this line that suppressed his excitement and pain, he spent nearly 30 seconds walking through a path and then sitting on a bench. This period of time was enough for the audience who were moved by the young man's beautiful smile to cool down their passion. And it was only after this cooling that he read this originally very touching line, which was a bit unable to capture the audience's emotions. However, the entire film was already shining with the presence of Bourne Anderson. It is a pity that this beautiful young man like a ray of clear sunshine was not able to make a few more films to leave us with more beautiful memories. However, "Death in Venice" is a very artistic and not obscure film, and it is very gratifying that Anderson can leave a mark here.
Please update the article. I have read it hundreds of times. I like it very much. Please.
Match MM~ You are a scammer...
Skills can be found in unexpected places. :)
However, as a play with a very heavy stage play style, its rhythm is a bit slow in some of the most touching key parts. For example, in the scene of 'you must not smile like that', from the moment he passed by the smiling young man to the middle-aged man saying this line that suppressed his excitement and pain, he spent nearly 30 seconds walking through a path and then sitting on a bench. This period of time was enough for the audience who were moved by the young man's beautiful smile to cool down their passion. And it was only after this cooling that he read this originally very touching line, which was a bit unable to capture the audience's emotions. However, the entire film was already shining with the presence of Bourne Anderson. It is a pity that this beautiful young man like a ray of clear sunshine was not able to make a few more films to leave us with more beautiful memories. However, "Death in Venice" is a very artistic and not obscure film, and it is very gratifying that Anderson can leave a mark here.