This article is different from many Harry fan stories I have seen. It has an original plot instead of copying the original work and then subverting the fate in various ways.
I can't believe that when I first read it, I just read the beginning and placed this article because I felt that I couldn't accept the setting of Harry's disabled legs. Of course, I opened it again today.
Overall, this should be a pretty good snarry.
Although I always felt that the relationship between the two developed a bit fast at first, and I always felt that the connection between the previous and subsequent chapters until the chapter "Three Years Later" was not very appropriate. It was a bit like a sudden change of article, which was a bit abrupt. (Actually, I wonder if there were a few chapters missing or it was locked.) If I hadn't read it again, I might have put down this article and started reading something else after this chapter.
But although it is a bit short, the images of some characters are indeed not reflected, and I still don't understand what happened to Harry in his previous life/(…)
However, the image of Snape in this novel is very clear, rational and tolerant. Although I think it is somewhat different from the original work, it is still quite flexible and fits the plot.
Xiao Ha's depression and leg disability settings are very rare!!!!! Because I have rarely seen a few articles about people with disabilities (dang it). Because I don't understand much about depression, I saw Harry's overreaction to the professor's request to keep his distance in the first few chapters (I was deeply impressed until I finished reading this). I felt that it was shocking and shocking. One can't help but imagine that such a person, after experiencing so much grief and setbacks, "has not yet broken down", but is unable to stand up due to severe self-denial. But even so, when the death he thought did not come and everything returned to the beginning, he still once again shouldered the responsibility that he had already shouldered and was greatly hurt by it, trying to redeem everything. Watching Xiao Ha's personality changes along the way, watching his depression gradually improve, and his fragile state of mind becoming tough again, I couldn't help but be deeply moved by Harry in this article.
I think the characters of Lupine and Sirius are very subtle and ingenious in the article, especially Lupine. I have read many fanfics, and Lupine's character is different, but I think Remus's character should be the one I recognize the most. Padfoot is the same, vigilant and aggressive in the face of unknown dangers, which makes me feel that this is Sirius Black, a truly brave and tenacious Gryffindor, rather than a godfather who only cares about Harry and doesn't think about problems.
The description of Dumbledore in the article is also quite powerful. The Albus Dumbledore shown in front of me is different from the overly wise or overly slick or even cunning in many fan fictions. He truly has the wizarding world in his heart, and he will never begrudge his life when necessary. "It's all for the greater good." And before all this, he was also a human being, with his own grief and fatigue, and as Hermione said in the article, a heart that was too gullible.
I particularly like the author's description of the characters' reactions and inner thoughts. The small language skills in it are even more admirable for people like me who rely on guessing the words when writing. (...) It is both emotional and reasonable. You can almost see the movements, expressions and demeanor of these characters in front of your eyes when reading, and you can even feel the pauses or delays in the accents and accents of the characters when they speak. I really admire these.
After reading this article, although I felt that the ending was a bit rushed, I was even happier to see the complete ending when I understood the author's reasoning. . The author has really worked hard, and it is quite amazing to know that the original plot can be so detailed. I regret once again that I put it aside for so long after watching a few things before, in order not to see these wonderful contents earlier.
It's all nonsense and it's all personal opinion. Once again, I would like to express my respect to the author for such a great idea and my gratitude for being able to read the complete article.
I have to say, you have come up with a very bold idea. So far, in all the HP fanfics I have read, including HP/SS; HP/DM; HP/LV; HP/LM or other CPs, the first time little Harry appeared as a disabled person, a Gryffindor, but lost... How should I say? It can be said that I have lost my faith. What does it look like when a person loses faith? Decadence, giving up, etc. Are common sense among people, but you gave us a new concept. Because of Dumbledore's teachings and everyone's sacrifices, even if Harry lost his faith, he could be decadent and give up in his previous life, because everything was irreversible, but when he returned to prison, he had the opportunity to make a new choice. Even the most decadent person would still have a little bit of extravagant hope in his heart, extravagant hope that he could change. However, the psychological pressure brought by his previous life made him deny his ability from the bottom of his heart and lost the ability to stand up. A person who has long given up in his heart but is unwilling to admit it and forces himself to stand up. To be honest, because of your vagueness about the reasons for Harry's decadence, I can't understand much. Although I can infer some from his dreams and words, it is really too vague, so I maintain a non-evaluative attitude towards Harry's character. And professor, because I haven't read the original HP text yet, I can't say anything. After all, the influence of a movie sometimes deviates from the original work because of the actors, right? On the emotional line, I'm afraid I can't agree with you. I don't know the reason, but maybe it's the first time I've seen this setting, or maybe my emotional intelligence is too low, and I feel like your emotional line is a bit vague and deliberate. Where is the starting point of your feelings? Where are the touch points? The development is a smooth jump from the age of eleven to fourteen. Can I think that you are not very good at writing emotional dramas? But if you look at the development of the whole thing, I like your storyline very much. Voldemort's unexpected resurrection, his own powerlessness, and the hope of the entire wizarding world are all placed on a child. After resisting the pressure from all sides, Harry is still able to insist on the characteristics of being a Gryffindor. I have to admire him. He can sacrifice everything for the greater good. Harry simply gets it. Dumbledore's true biography, but his forgiveness of Tom Riddle (yes, forgiveness. Don't blame him for the mistakes he has not yet made. Tom Riddle was not split when he killed Harry's parents. In any case, he was Harry's father-killing enemy and mother-killing enemy. This cannot be denied). It also made me see that no matter how many hardships he went through, he was still the same person. Among them, in fact, my favorite is not Harry or the professor, but Tom Riddle who appears later. He wants to survive by any means, but he has his own bottom line. He admits his past, admits his mistakes, and is willing to change. He is even willing to accept that some of the Death Eaters who still have conscience and have gone astray with him because of his mistakes are willing to lead them out of their doomed failure. And Tom's observance of his oath is also my favorite thing. Maybe people will find the reason why others admire qualities that they don't have. When I saw Tom end his newly free life in order to promise to protect the Malfoy family to Abu, my love for Tom reached the highest level. As for your last statement that Tom was just a passerby in Draco's life, I think your words were a bit unnecessary. First of all, I didn't see that Draco had any special feelings for Tom. In fact, for Draco, Tom may just be a partner in defeating Voldemort. And Tom, I don't think he has any special feelings for Draco. In terms of age, Tom is old enough to be Draco's grandfather, and Tom has always regarded the Malfoy family as being of the same generation as Abu. For Draco, his understanding should be "Abu's grandson", "Russi (Lucius)'s son", "Malfoy's heir", "the savior Harry Potter's partner" and so on, right? In my opinion, Tom still doesn't quite understand what love is, but he no longer has Voldemort's desire for power and immortality. His current wish should be to live freely as an independent person, protecting the Malfoy family while living an unfettered life until the day he dies. Although Tom gave his life in the end to let Voldemort die, I think he was not unwilling at all, because he died for his oath to protect Abu's family and Malfoy's future. There may be regrets, because he was only free for a short time, but no matter how much more, there should be nothing. To sum up, I think your statement that "Tom is just a passer-by in Draco's life" is superfluous.
The above is just an evaluation of this book from my own perspective, without any distinction between bad and bad. Thanks!
I think it's very cheating. Where is Rourou who has been waiting for so long = =+
Youthful years - where the treasure is, there is the heart
PS: I would like to dedicate this to my beloved Albus and Gellert, Severus and Harry, as my first long review in three years of reading the fanfic.
I still remember that I found this article in the vast sea of articles. The two loving CPs of GG/AD and SS/HP immediately struck my cute point, so I clicked to collect it without hesitation...
I didn't expect to reach this point without knowing it. Just like every article I have read before, I will feel disappointed when I get to the end, not to mention that such an article does not have a happy ending.
This article has carried a lot of things about me from the very beginning, about responsibility, about life, about ideals, about dedication, all the beauty and too much profound past are all in it. It has inspired me to think about "Harry Potter" time and time again. It has also constantly made me rethink every image I have established. It can be said that many things are different from what I knew before.
As the adults said, Sirius and Remus cannot go back to the past, and Albus and Gellert can no longer go back to the past. For them, the past is full of tears, stained with blood, and the love of responsibility and ideals is too deep. All the beauty of Godric's Hollow only belongs to that summer with green grass and breeze. Those two young and energetic teenagers, dreams and magnificence cannot withstand the erosion of nearly a hundred years. After a hundred years, my beloved principal and Gellert still have such a tacit understanding, which is my greatest gratification.
I love the principal, and he is my favorite character in the whole story. He is strong, forbearing, wise and selfless. He has the greatest character of all the greatest people, but as a fan said, "If you are regarded as one of their own by Slytherin, they will protect you at all costs, no matter whether you are black or white, right or wrong... But if you are regarded as one of their own by Gryffindor, then you have to be careful. They will most likely sacrifice you first, but after saving others... They will come to accompany you." The Headmaster is a pure Gryffindor, so there's always a lot of sacrifice and giving up. But I also disagree with some of the views. For example, it is a bit biased to say that the principal uses the Order of the Phoenix. The people of the Order of the Phoenix are not fools. They pursue many big and difficult goals such as justice, freedom and happiness. They are united under the leadership of the principal, so they are willing to pay and sacrifice. It is their hearts that guide them forward, not the lies of the principal... Of course, these things are in the eyes of the beholder and the wise. I never force others to agree with me, but I feel too much after reading this article.
I really like this article. Even though I gave my favorite Albus a BE, he still made me feel real. Various aspects of him were reflected, supplementing the image in the original work and interpreting Albus in my mind. Although I am still melancholy, I understand that this kind of Albus is the real Dumbledore, and this kind of Gellert is the real Grindelwald. Such a story background is no longer suitable for two old people to have a passionate love. Only a sad but peaceful ending like dusk is suitable for them. The principal finally gave his life for the cause of his life's dedication, and Grindelwald finally stopped betraying his love and protected Albus at the highest cost. Thinking of their dependence after death, I feel that everything is enough...
Let's talk about Harry and the professor, this is also my favorite CP. I have always felt that many articles are unrealistic. For example, after the professor died, Little Hades loved him so much that he even died for it... I felt a bit childish. After all, Harry, who had gone through ups and downs, could not have such shallow feelings. In his previous life, he would only have guilt and resentment towards the professor, but no love. Such a sacred and complex thing as love cannot be obtained easily... Only by knowing each other and relying on each other can we slowly develop such emotions, which will be real and reliable.
Harry and the professor have gone through difficult times together, but more importantly, they share the warmth of each other. Just like what was mentioned in "The Other Side" (it hasn't been updated in three hundred years, bastard!), They finally came together. This is the most gratifying thing for all of us who read HP articles...
I feel like I still have a thousand words to say, but suddenly I can't write anymore. I hope you will write better and better in the future, and it's best to finish that GG/AD article (this one can't be done anymore)...
All kinds of tears
Xiaoha has family, friendship and love in hand, the four members of the robbery group were completely wiped out without tragedy, and life is full of HE
Except GGAD, again…
Your name is my Gravestone Epitaph.
Author, how could you make me cry like this!
I've told you what I wanted to say, and I've forgotten what I didn't say.
I still want to say the last thing. Watching Albus's funeral suddenly made me feel very uncomfortable =-=
In fact, based on my understanding, the relationship between him and GG is actually no more than two sides of Chocolate Frog Card. When it is mentioned again in later generations, it is probably light and dark, pros and cons.
But luckily I can think of Dumbledore when I mention Grindelwald. That's enough╮(╯_╰)╭
His heart is here and his treasure is really here.
P. S. I really feel that the punishment for a wizard worse than death is to lose his magic power.
P. S. S Your deputy CP has stolen the limelight from the main CP again...
Where the treasure is, there is the heart.
As long as you see this sentence, you will be moved. To be honest, the first two chapters of the battle were too fast and were over before the emotions could be developed, but I really liked the last two chapters. There is a warm feeling.
Also, I really want to ask for the extra episode about GG's will...
I particularly like Article 9... Especially the line "Push hard". (Or should I say I just like this sentence structure?
In addition, regarding the principal's funeral, I think the information we currently know is enough. Hmm - recently I often hope that Dumbledore can live a little longer so that he can feel more happiness. For example, you can see Harry relieved of his responsibilities, and looking for a new way of getting along with Grindelwald, who has [really] repented. But - although it's a bit strange to say this - to be honest, I rarely feel that he has really left us.
Should it be that his influence is too great to be ignored, or that as he said, "Those who love us will never leave us" - no matter which one it is, I can see the people who remain here carrying on the same beliefs as him. That's why Harry's words and Grindelwald's final choice moved me so much.
Sure enough, "Where the treasure is, there is the heart" is a sentence that makes me cry, you bastard!
Congratulations on the completion~ It's such a difficult HE... When I saw the title of the chapter "Sacrifice", I didn't dare to read it. I waited until it was finished before I crawled over and read it in one go~~ Although almost the whole chapter is very sad, the structure of the story is compact and exciting. I really like it~
Looking forward to the new article O(∩_∩)O~
Although when I looked at the word count, I felt that this final chapter was really short, but when I actually read it, I still really liked it - or I liked it a little more than I really liked it.
I loved having Ron and Hermione wake Harry up - it reminded me of so many things, but it was hard to grasp their exact outlines. I think no matter what happens, no matter what Harry loses, these two friends will always be by his side, accompanying him and supporting him. Of course, maybe they will be separated temporarily, but there is no power to really cut off the connection between them. And this connection is probably the most touching part of the Harry Potter story.
Love - it sounds so cliche, but sometimes it is these things that are often spoken that are most touching.
Therefore... Grindelwald would not be obsessed with his lost power because of this kind of power. This was something that was simply unimaginable for him as a young man. As he said, he lost his magic, but he got back far more than those magic.
It is this kind of Grindelwald that I like. He understands what is really important. He will say to Voldemort, "There are some things you will never understand." To be honest, sometimes I really don't know what Dumbledore's subtle mood will be when he thinks that Voldemort will kill Grindelwald for the Elder Wand... (Wait, I seem to be off topic again.
Then finally I can talk about another place that I particularly prefer!
"Because we've already gone through the hardest part." Harry replied with a smile, "And this is just another adventure."
You have no idea how much I love this quote... How can I put it, this is exactly what I think of Harry. The boy who has gone through all the difficulties and is still as pure, full of love and courage as he was when he was 11 years old. A long time ago, when I thought I was brave, I never thought of bravery as something special. But as more and more choices are presented to me, I feel more and more how precious bravery is. Harry never knew how amazing he was, but that was one of the great things about him. So, when he truly understood everything and could stand alone and protect everyone, I had to discover that I, who thought I had grown up with him, had already been left far behind.
Also, congratulations on the ending. Although I have said it before, I really like this ending! (Hiding face and crying
This article is different from many Harry fan stories I have seen. It has an original plot instead of copying the original work and then subverting the fate in various ways. I can't believe that when I first read it, I just read the beginning and placed this article because I felt that I couldn't accept the setting of Harry's disabled legs. Of course, I opened it again today. Overall, this should be a pretty good snarry. Although I always felt that the relationship between the two developed a bit fast at first, and I always felt that the connection between the previous and subsequent chapters until the chapter "Three Years Later" was not very appropriate. It was a bit like a sudden change of article, which was a bit abrupt. (Actually, I wonder if there were a few chapters missing or it was locked.) If I hadn't read it again, I might have put down this article and started reading something else after this chapter. But although it is a bit short, the images of some characters are indeed not reflected, and I still don't understand what happened to Harry in his previous life/(…) However, the image of Snape in this novel is very clear, rational and tolerant. Although I think it is somewhat different from the original work, it is still quite flexible and fits the plot. Xiao Ha's depression and leg disability settings are very rare!!!!! Because I have rarely seen a few articles about people with disabilities (dang it). Because I don't understand much about depression, I saw Harry's overreaction to the professor's request to keep his distance in the first few chapters (I was deeply impressed until I finished reading this). I felt that it was shocking and shocking. One can't help but imagine that such a person, after experiencing so much grief and setbacks, "has not yet broken down", but is unable to stand up due to severe self-denial. But even so, when the death he thought did not come and everything returned to the beginning, he still once again shouldered the responsibility that he had already shouldered and was greatly hurt by it, trying to redeem everything. Watching Xiao Ha's personality changes along the way, watching his depression gradually improve, and his fragile state of mind becoming tough again, I couldn't help but be deeply moved by Harry in this article. I think the characters of Lupine and Sirius are very subtle and ingenious in the article, especially Lupine. I have read many fanfics, and Lupine's character is different, but I think Remus's character should be the one I recognize the most. Padfoot is the same, vigilant and aggressive in the face of unknown dangers, which makes me feel that this is Sirius Black, a truly brave and tenacious Gryffindor, rather than a godfather who only cares about Harry and doesn't think about problems. The description of Dumbledore in the article is also quite powerful. The Albus Dumbledore shown in front of me is different from the overly wise or overly slick or even cunning in many fan fictions. He truly has the wizarding world in his heart, and he will never begrudge his life when necessary. "It's all for the greater good." And before all this, he was also a human being, with his own grief and fatigue, and as Hermione said in the article, a heart that was too gullible. I particularly like the author's description of the characters' reactions and inner thoughts. The small language skills in it are even more admirable for people like me who rely on guessing the words when writing. (...) It is both emotional and reasonable. You can almost see the movements, expressions and demeanor of these characters in front of your eyes when reading, and you can even feel the pauses or delays in the accents and accents of the characters when they speak. I really admire these. After reading this article, although I felt that the ending was a bit rushed, I was even happier to see the complete ending when I understood the author's reasoning. . The author has really worked hard, and it is quite amazing to know that the original plot can be so detailed. I regret once again that I put it aside for so long after watching a few things before, in order not to see these wonderful contents earlier. It's all nonsense and it's all personal opinion. Once again, I would like to express my respect to the author for such a great idea and my gratitude for being able to read the complete article.
I have to say, you have come up with a very bold idea. So far, in all the HP fanfics I have read, including HP/SS; HP/DM; HP/LV; HP/LM or other CPs, the first time little Harry appeared as a disabled person, a Gryffindor, but lost... How should I say? It can be said that I have lost my faith. What does it look like when a person loses faith? Decadence, giving up, etc. Are common sense among people, but you gave us a new concept. Because of Dumbledore's teachings and everyone's sacrifices, even if Harry lost his faith, he could be decadent and give up in his previous life, because everything was irreversible, but when he returned to prison, he had the opportunity to make a new choice. Even the most decadent person would still have a little bit of extravagant hope in his heart, extravagant hope that he could change. However, the psychological pressure brought by his previous life made him deny his ability from the bottom of his heart and lost the ability to stand up. A person who has long given up in his heart but is unwilling to admit it and forces himself to stand up. To be honest, because of your vagueness about the reasons for Harry's decadence, I can't understand much. Although I can infer some from his dreams and words, it is really too vague, so I maintain a non-evaluative attitude towards Harry's character. And professor, because I haven't read the original HP text yet, I can't say anything. After all, the influence of a movie sometimes deviates from the original work because of the actors, right? On the emotional line, I'm afraid I can't agree with you. I don't know the reason, but maybe it's the first time I've seen this setting, or maybe my emotional intelligence is too low, and I feel like your emotional line is a bit vague and deliberate. Where is the starting point of your feelings? Where are the touch points? The development is a smooth jump from the age of eleven to fourteen. Can I think that you are not very good at writing emotional dramas? But if you look at the development of the whole thing, I like your storyline very much. Voldemort's unexpected resurrection, his own powerlessness, and the hope of the entire wizarding world are all placed on a child. After resisting the pressure from all sides, Harry is still able to insist on the characteristics of being a Gryffindor. I have to admire him. He can sacrifice everything for the greater good. Harry simply gets it. Dumbledore's true biography, but his forgiveness of Tom Riddle (yes, forgiveness. Don't blame him for the mistakes he has not yet made. Tom Riddle was not split when he killed Harry's parents. In any case, he was Harry's father-killing enemy and mother-killing enemy. This cannot be denied). It also made me see that no matter how many hardships he went through, he was still the same person. Among them, in fact, my favorite is not Harry or the professor, but Tom Riddle who appears later. He wants to survive by any means, but he has his own bottom line. He admits his past, admits his mistakes, and is willing to change. He is even willing to accept that some of the Death Eaters who still have conscience and have gone astray with him because of his mistakes are willing to lead them out of their doomed failure. And Tom's observance of his oath is also my favorite thing. Maybe people will find the reason why others admire qualities that they don't have. When I saw Tom end his newly free life in order to promise to protect the Malfoy family to Abu, my love for Tom reached the highest level. As for your last statement that Tom was just a passerby in Draco's life, I think your words were a bit unnecessary. First of all, I didn't see that Draco had any special feelings for Tom. In fact, for Draco, Tom may just be a partner in defeating Voldemort. And Tom, I don't think he has any special feelings for Draco. In terms of age, Tom is old enough to be Draco's grandfather, and Tom has always regarded the Malfoy family as being of the same generation as Abu. For Draco, his understanding should be "Abu's grandson", "Russi (Lucius)'s son", "Malfoy's heir", "the savior Harry Potter's partner" and so on, right? In my opinion, Tom still doesn't quite understand what love is, but he no longer has Voldemort's desire for power and immortality. His current wish should be to live freely as an independent person, protecting the Malfoy family while living an unfettered life until the day he dies. Although Tom gave his life in the end to let Voldemort die, I think he was not unwilling at all, because he died for his oath to protect Abu's family and Malfoy's future. There may be regrets, because he was only free for a short time, but no matter how much more, there should be nothing. To sum up, I think your statement that "Tom is just a passer-by in Draco's life" is superfluous. The above is just an evaluation of this book from my own perspective, without any distinction between bad and bad. Thanks!
I think it's very cheating. Where is Rourou who has been waiting for so long = =+
Youthful years - where the treasure is, there is the heart PS: I would like to dedicate this to my beloved Albus and Gellert, Severus and Harry, as my first long review in three years of reading the fanfic. I still remember that I found this article in the vast sea of articles. The two loving CPs of GG/AD and SS/HP immediately struck my cute point, so I clicked to collect it without hesitation... I didn't expect to reach this point without knowing it. Just like every article I have read before, I will feel disappointed when I get to the end, not to mention that such an article does not have a happy ending. This article has carried a lot of things about me from the very beginning, about responsibility, about life, about ideals, about dedication, all the beauty and too much profound past are all in it. It has inspired me to think about "Harry Potter" time and time again. It has also constantly made me rethink every image I have established. It can be said that many things are different from what I knew before. As the adults said, Sirius and Remus cannot go back to the past, and Albus and Gellert can no longer go back to the past. For them, the past is full of tears, stained with blood, and the love of responsibility and ideals is too deep. All the beauty of Godric's Hollow only belongs to that summer with green grass and breeze. Those two young and energetic teenagers, dreams and magnificence cannot withstand the erosion of nearly a hundred years. After a hundred years, my beloved principal and Gellert still have such a tacit understanding, which is my greatest gratification. I love the principal, and he is my favorite character in the whole story. He is strong, forbearing, wise and selfless. He has the greatest character of all the greatest people, but as a fan said, "If you are regarded as one of their own by Slytherin, they will protect you at all costs, no matter whether you are black or white, right or wrong... But if you are regarded as one of their own by Gryffindor, then you have to be careful. They will most likely sacrifice you first, but after saving others... They will come to accompany you." The Headmaster is a pure Gryffindor, so there's always a lot of sacrifice and giving up. But I also disagree with some of the views. For example, it is a bit biased to say that the principal uses the Order of the Phoenix. The people of the Order of the Phoenix are not fools. They pursue many big and difficult goals such as justice, freedom and happiness. They are united under the leadership of the principal, so they are willing to pay and sacrifice. It is their hearts that guide them forward, not the lies of the principal... Of course, these things are in the eyes of the beholder and the wise. I never force others to agree with me, but I feel too much after reading this article. I really like this article. Even though I gave my favorite Albus a BE, he still made me feel real. Various aspects of him were reflected, supplementing the image in the original work and interpreting Albus in my mind. Although I am still melancholy, I understand that this kind of Albus is the real Dumbledore, and this kind of Gellert is the real Grindelwald. Such a story background is no longer suitable for two old people to have a passionate love. Only a sad but peaceful ending like dusk is suitable for them. The principal finally gave his life for the cause of his life's dedication, and Grindelwald finally stopped betraying his love and protected Albus at the highest cost. Thinking of their dependence after death, I feel that everything is enough... Let's talk about Harry and the professor, this is also my favorite CP. I have always felt that many articles are unrealistic. For example, after the professor died, Little Hades loved him so much that he even died for it... I felt a bit childish. After all, Harry, who had gone through ups and downs, could not have such shallow feelings. In his previous life, he would only have guilt and resentment towards the professor, but no love. Such a sacred and complex thing as love cannot be obtained easily... Only by knowing each other and relying on each other can we slowly develop such emotions, which will be real and reliable. Harry and the professor have gone through difficult times together, but more importantly, they share the warmth of each other. Just like what was mentioned in "The Other Side" (it hasn't been updated in three hundred years, bastard!), They finally came together. This is the most gratifying thing for all of us who read HP articles... I feel like I still have a thousand words to say, but suddenly I can't write anymore. I hope you will write better and better in the future, and it's best to finish that GG/AD article (this one can't be done anymore)...
All kinds of tears Xiaoha has family, friendship and love in hand, the four members of the robbery group were completely wiped out without tragedy, and life is full of HE Except GGAD, again… Your name is my Gravestone Epitaph. Author, how could you make me cry like this!
I've told you what I wanted to say, and I've forgotten what I didn't say. I still want to say the last thing. Watching Albus's funeral suddenly made me feel very uncomfortable =-= In fact, based on my understanding, the relationship between him and GG is actually no more than two sides of Chocolate Frog Card. When it is mentioned again in later generations, it is probably light and dark, pros and cons. But luckily I can think of Dumbledore when I mention Grindelwald. That's enough╮(╯_╰)╭ His heart is here and his treasure is really here. P. S. I really feel that the punishment for a wizard worse than death is to lose his magic power. P. S. S Your deputy CP has stolen the limelight from the main CP again...
Where the treasure is, there is the heart. As long as you see this sentence, you will be moved. To be honest, the first two chapters of the battle were too fast and were over before the emotions could be developed, but I really liked the last two chapters. There is a warm feeling. Also, I really want to ask for the extra episode about GG's will...
I particularly like Article 9... Especially the line "Push hard". (Or should I say I just like this sentence structure? In addition, regarding the principal's funeral, I think the information we currently know is enough. Hmm - recently I often hope that Dumbledore can live a little longer so that he can feel more happiness. For example, you can see Harry relieved of his responsibilities, and looking for a new way of getting along with Grindelwald, who has [really] repented. But - although it's a bit strange to say this - to be honest, I rarely feel that he has really left us. Should it be that his influence is too great to be ignored, or that as he said, "Those who love us will never leave us" - no matter which one it is, I can see the people who remain here carrying on the same beliefs as him. That's why Harry's words and Grindelwald's final choice moved me so much. Sure enough, "Where the treasure is, there is the heart" is a sentence that makes me cry, you bastard!
Congratulations on the completion~ It's such a difficult HE... When I saw the title of the chapter "Sacrifice", I didn't dare to read it. I waited until it was finished before I crawled over and read it in one go~~ Although almost the whole chapter is very sad, the structure of the story is compact and exciting. I really like it~ Looking forward to the new article O(∩_∩)O~
Although when I looked at the word count, I felt that this final chapter was really short, but when I actually read it, I still really liked it - or I liked it a little more than I really liked it. I loved having Ron and Hermione wake Harry up - it reminded me of so many things, but it was hard to grasp their exact outlines. I think no matter what happens, no matter what Harry loses, these two friends will always be by his side, accompanying him and supporting him. Of course, maybe they will be separated temporarily, but there is no power to really cut off the connection between them. And this connection is probably the most touching part of the Harry Potter story. Love - it sounds so cliche, but sometimes it is these things that are often spoken that are most touching. Therefore... Grindelwald would not be obsessed with his lost power because of this kind of power. This was something that was simply unimaginable for him as a young man. As he said, he lost his magic, but he got back far more than those magic. It is this kind of Grindelwald that I like. He understands what is really important. He will say to Voldemort, "There are some things you will never understand." To be honest, sometimes I really don't know what Dumbledore's subtle mood will be when he thinks that Voldemort will kill Grindelwald for the Elder Wand... (Wait, I seem to be off topic again. Then finally I can talk about another place that I particularly prefer! "Because we've already gone through the hardest part." Harry replied with a smile, "And this is just another adventure." You have no idea how much I love this quote... How can I put it, this is exactly what I think of Harry. The boy who has gone through all the difficulties and is still as pure, full of love and courage as he was when he was 11 years old. A long time ago, when I thought I was brave, I never thought of bravery as something special. But as more and more choices are presented to me, I feel more and more how precious bravery is. Harry never knew how amazing he was, but that was one of the great things about him. So, when he truly understood everything and could stand alone and protect everyone, I had to discover that I, who thought I had grown up with him, had already been left far behind. Also, congratulations on the ending. Although I have said it before, I really like this ending! (Hiding face and crying