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[Copywriting of the main drama version] Later people who studied Bagno's era often started their arguments from the same question: In what year did Millicent Bagnor begin to become a figure that the British Ministry of Magic could no longer ignore? Public resumes show that Bagnall entered the Department of Legal Enforcement of the Ministry of Magic after graduating from Hogwarts Ravenclaw Academy in 1941 and became an extremely capable minister decades later. But the information about her early years is neither complete nor public; as for her contemporaries, who should know better, they have all remained silent. Many wizarding history enthusiasts have jointly compiled a "List of Unsolved Matters in Bagno's Early Years"—— The first: why she was seconded to the Department of Mysteries for a year and a half; The second item: What exactly did she come into contact with during her secondment; Item 3: Why before and after that experience, the Taft government implemented many reforms one after another, and the British wizarding world gradually entered a new period of order reshaping. There is speculation that this all has something to do with the return of the Ravenclaw Diadem in the same year that Wilmina Tufte came to power. Others believe that the crown is the only clue known to the public, so all speculation has to revolve around it. But there is one thing that almost no one denies: after returning from the Department of Mysteries, Millicent Bagno, who was not yet thirty years old, began to appear in the eyes of more and more people. As a result, more people began to believe that the real Bagno era did not begin on the day she became minister. ------- -------- ------- [Bagua version copywriting] Millicent Bagnall had three distinguishing characteristics in her twenties: One: A lot of work; Two: She has many friends, and everyone thinks she should work less and rest more; Three: Emotional status has long aroused the research enthusiasm of relatives, friends, and quite a few unrelated people. Millicent's own evaluation of this: There is no need to discuss it. What her friends said: The more unnecessary it is, the more worthy of discussion it is. Conception: