I've been thinking recently, what do Harry and his friends' salvation behavior look like in the eyes of ordinary people - what wizards call Muggles? What image does the savior have in their eyes?
Hence this article.
I chose Aunt Maggie, a character who was overhyped in the third film, as the protagonist of the story. Of course, as the protagonist, it is inevitable to find good reasons for her in some things, but that is not important.
In "HP Never Give Up", a reader wrote a review and asked me, saying that he didn't understand why everyone still criticized Harry and Dumbledore, even though they had saved so many Muggles and the entire Muggle world. In fact, I have not criticized Dumbledore, and I will not discuss this irrelevant issue here. What I want to say is also the purpose of writing this article-does this person really need you to save him?
However, this problem only accounts for a small part of it. The main issue is Aunt Maggie's miserable life.