[Original heroine × Voldemort/Tom Riddle's long-term dangerous relationship
The heroine's growth line + camp freedom + multiple characters' ambiguous emotional lines]
Serafina Selwyn never believed in "standpoints."
The pureblood said she should be loyal to her bloodline.
The savior said she could still turn back.
The Death Eaters said she was born for the dark.
And the Dark Lord said——
"Stand beside me."
Later——
Harry grabbed her:
"Don't go there."
Theodore guarded it silently until many years later, when he tried to reconstruct the time turner.
"This time, I won't let you touch him again."
Blaise looked at her with a smile:
"Selwyn, you never looked like someone who would be taken away by someone."
Little Barty laughed softly in the darkness:
"Don't lie to yourself. You were meant to be here with us."
And Voldemort initially just wanted to test her, use her, and shape her.
He doesn't understand love.
So tenderness is like a trap, preference is like possession, and closeness is like judgment.
Until he finally discovered that he could tolerate her not surrendering, but he couldn't tolerate her belonging to someone else.
The Dark Lord whispered:
"Seraphina, bow your head."
She looked up at him.
"I can walk up to you."
"But I won't bow my head."
Mission: Not to be defined by bloodline or camp, stay awake between light and darkness.
