[Harry Potter] Wildflowers and Wildfires

Although the full article is finished, I still want to read the comments😢😖Thank you

How can people be so mean! Is it true that you won't poison yourself when you drink Polyjuice Potion?

Thank you to my wife for writing such an article 😭 with particularly delicate emotions. Looking back, it feels like everything was destined in a dream, just like when they were in second grade at the beginning, little Barty felt like he was on the edge of a cliff that could fall at any time, and Casey reached out at that time. Casey is controlling his life from slipping to the other side and not letting it derail, but little Barty doesn't have this awareness. He seems to be even crazier, like a train without brakes that will not stop even if it derails. When I replayed it for the second time, I realized that the ending might have been foreshadowed. When I first read it, I actually liked how they got along before the Christmas ball. They were more tit-for-tat like enemies than feelings. But when I watched it for the second time, because I had already seen the ending, I preferred their life during the Christmas vacation and summer vacation. It seemed that I could get a glimpse of their possible daily life together in the future if there was no war and Voldemort, just like the Legilimency dream at the end. In fact, during the second play, I tried to find the answer to when they fell in love, but I still couldn't find the answer, because it seemed that love was born in many possible places, but they rejected them one by one. When they finally thought they were in love, they had opened the box with the cat and saw the result, but when the cat was put in, I couldn't find an answer. Even though I know the ending, it is still shocking to watch it again. I don't know how to describe my feelings. It may be regretful. They were too smart and too proud when they were students, but they saw too little. The family that was supposed to guide them did not play its due role, or even had the opposite effect. Casey restrained herself and tried to change her life for the better, but she seemed to have no place to stay after losing her home. Although she had her own place, made it as she had planned, and raised kittens, she seemed to be alone again after losing the kittens. Just like when the chaos occurred that night at the Quidditch World Cup, people around her were looking for family, friends, and lovers, but she had no need. There was no one who would look for her. She worked well in school and got along well with her colleagues, but she felt tired. It reminded me of Barty's comment on her on the day of the Ministry of Magic party, saying that she was just imitating, but what she was imitating now was normal life. In the end, she still failed to integrate into life just like she couldn't integrate into those social situations when she was a teenager, but she was once full of hope for life. Little Barty's choice of Voldemort reminds me of "Magic is Power" in the seventh part. Revenge is only one of the reasons for his decision, just like he wants to control Casey with the power of fear. It was the same when he threatened Casey with a wand to talk to him on the train in sixth grade, and he showed weakness in front of Casey. It seems that he has always been in the majority, but he is just showing weakness. He sneaked into the castle, sat next to Casey to annotate the rune draft, and asked Casey if he had learned any methods to deal with him from the Order of the Phoenix. This was all because of his confidence in his own strength. His concept was that of a standard Death Eater (McLeod may not You will admit that he is always a fisherman, right 🐶), but I always feel that it is not just because of this that Casey said he does not deserve sympathy. The relationship between them is too twisted. I personally feel that when Casey found out that he was going to become a Death Eater, she felt betrayed. She was willing at that time She went to Barty Jr. To borrow money, willing to owe him a favor that she could never repay, willing to share her life in the Muggle world with him, and perhaps willing to continue this relationship into the future, just like she later admitted to Barty Jr. That he was her "boyfriend" during this period. But little Barty's choice broke this balance. He tried to control her and destroy the life she expected - even if she lost her home that day and her life seemed to be on shaky ground. In the end, Barty Jr. Was still trying to control Casey's inner world and future. His weakness was just a means, just like at the beginning. After reading the full text, I was actually more curious about the image of the yellow rose. At first, I suspected that little Barty wanted to show his kindness by taking the yellow rose, but later I found out that he would not show kindness [rolling eyes]. Casey left the yellow roses to him and learned about the life of the last actor who was left with yellow roses. Yellow roses were planted in front of little Barty's house, and yellow roses were also planted in front of her new home while he was being hunted. I don't know if it was a coincidence or a curse (x) I couldn't figure out what his mentality was when he took the yellow roses at the beginning, and finally gave up (bushi) Anyway, thank you, madam, for bringing such an exquisite story. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, madam.

Lockhart is anything but as conscientious as Barty Jr. As a teacher [rolls eyes]

Of course you reappeared in front of her 🐶

Are you counting on Cathy to be mourning for you?

After all, I thought that was the last time we met.

It feels like a stream of consciousness. The author's writing style is so great. Every paragraph is written so beautifully.

When will there be more extras?

One of my favorite songs!