[Harry Potter] Teenage Love

Ah, it's so sweet. It would be nice if there were more.

So sweet~ But I really want to know the cause and effect. !

So sweet~ But I really want to know the cause and effect.

Mr. Tom collapsed so completely...

Hey,,, is this a romance disguised as TOM-kun?

The content is plain, but because of the smooth writing and appropriate layout, it has a climax. What is commendable is that this article uses a very clever comparison technique to imply that the heroine's feelings towards the hero are not what the heroine initially thought, which is that she has no good feelings at all, but is rather disgusted. However, it can also be analyzed from another direction. Question: Find the reason why the heroine changed her opinion of the hero. The article clearly states that the heroine hates others making unauthorized comments about her. (Condition) Before the hero suddenly becomes indifferent to the heroine, the heroine attracts attention from others because of the hero. At the same time, the heroine hates being with the hero. After the heroine was left out, the heroine was also noticed and talked about. At the same time, she missed the time when the hero paid attention to her. In the only situation in this article that can drive strong emotions for the heroine (i. E., The heroine is commented behind someone's back), the heroine has a completely different attitude towards the hero, reflecting that the hero's sudden behavior is related to the heroine's change in mood. Since this article only clearly states that "Milt hates others making unauthorized comments about her.", As the only currently known condition that affects the heroine's emotions, the hero's sudden behavior can be considered at the same time as this condition to find out the reason why the heroine changed her feelings. Then, he looked at the clues related to the two at the same time, and successfully locked in this sentence: "Milt didn't like the looks cast on her and the occasional voices that reached her ears when she and Tom Riddle were walking together." It is suggested that the heroine thinks that the hero has brought unfavorable looks to her (a condition that affects the heroine's emotions). Therefore, the most obvious guess is: the heroine discovered that after losing the hero's attention, the things she hated (other people commenting on her without permission) still happened. She understood that the hero's attention to her would not bring extra eyes to her, so she no longer had any reason to hate him, but began to miss his benefits. Answer: The heroine finds that the hero will not bring her more attention and loses the reason to hate him. However, what is worth questioning is whether the heroine really has love for the hero? This article only successfully explains that the heroine has a certain affection for the hero, because if there is no "Milt hates others commenting on her without permission.", The heroine likes to get along with the hero. However, goodwill will only be the first step in any relationship. The possibility that the heroine's feelings for the hero are actually friendship cannot be ruled out. There is no specific expression of the male protagonist's psychological description, so it is also difficult to comment.

Is it sweet? O. O I can't feel it Orz