
Dumbledore's Irresponsible Analysis
邓布利多之无责任分析
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? ? ? Why is it in English besides Traditional Chinese? ? ? Am I abnormal or is there something wrong with the world?
According to pure blood theory, Dumbledore is a mixed race and his mother is a marrow wizard. I think, judging from Dumbledore's ability and character, he probably wouldn't regard a baby who is more than a hundred years younger than himself as his heir because of the prophecy. Dumbledore felt that he had to rule Muggles because of the group of Muggle boys who destroyed his sister, but according to the content of the original book, he was still moderate and believed that Muggles needed the leadership of wizards. It feels like he has broken away from the prejudice caused by his sister's tragedy and looks at the problem. He hopes that tragedies like his sister's will never happen again, so that his family's life will be better - but people are complicated, and he must have the ambition to rule the world, otherwise he would not have a fear of power in his later years. From this point of view, he actually lived a quite real life. He knew that Muggles and wizards had all kinds of people, who woke up from the dream of power because of the death of his sister, and avoided facing Grindelwald because of regret and self-loathing, and avoided facing the reality that he promoted. But he finally decided to stand up, and he decided to duel Grindelwald for the sake of peace between Muggles and wizards. This was not only a confrontation between "justice and evil", but also Dumbledore's comprehensive criticism of the young man's ideas, and his sober self's repayment of the debt he had made against the young man. It is precisely because of the loss and enlightenment in the past, and it is precisely because he mustered up the courage to fight Grindelwald that he became "the greatest of this century. His outward appearance is his final choice. He hides the past because of regret." (The spread is different, I accidentally changed it to traditional Chinese... I'm not very good at adjusting it, I always use simplified Chinese)
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