Daybreak

It was after reading this article that I fell in love with Pansy, and then I realized that Pansy was a pretty good-looking actor.

I haven't been fond of Deh for a long time, but the "Harry Potter" series is definitely among my pillow books. Aunt Rowling's original work depicts a different magical world for us, tells a story of justice defeating evil, and depicts classic characters one after another. Although there is bloodshed and sacrifice, the final ending is still satisfactory. But when you close the book, you always feel a trace of regret in your heart. How could the once arrogant platinum boy become so cowardly and even pathetic? How could the Malfoy family, which was proud of its pure blood, surrender to a half-blood wizard so easily? How come Severus' cherished love and forbearing sacrifice only resulted in a tear full of memories and the phrase "Look at me"? How could the noble, elegant, cunning, and absolutely self-interested Slytherins be willing to lose their years of foundation and deep-seated pride in the war? I can't help but wonder what resentment Ms. Rowling has against Slytherin? Release an old headmaster of the Black family, a R. A. B. Who no longer follows Voldemort, the most outstanding potions master and the most successful double agent in the modern era. Will this clear the impression of Slytherin in people's minds? It's far from enough. After all, more lions died in the war, and Gryffindor paid a greater price! Who could forget the gleaming wise blue eyes of Albus Dumbledore, the greatest wizard of our time? Who could ignore the red-haired twins' quirky talents and imaginative style? Who can erase the Order of the Phoenix figures who fell one after another to resist Voldemort: James, Lily, the Longbottoms, Sirius, Lupin... If given the chance to do it again, could history be changed? If you have the ability to change, can you give the poisonous snakes a new world? Less sacrifice and more comfort for the lions? Give a satisfactory answer to Slytherin and Gryffindor, who were originally close friends? Just when I felt that there was no way to save the original work, I came across "Breaking Dawn" from Cold Wine. First of all, what comes back is not the savior Potter, nor the know-it-all Miss Perfect, but a platinum boy who has truly seen darkness but does not yearn for it. After experiencing the destruction of his family and the bloody storm, during the escape journey, Granger's persistence was a ray of warm sunshine in Draco's dark life; when the last light fell and the hope that was so small that it was almost invisible was finally shattered, Draco's ending can be imagined. Phoenix means rebirth from the ashes, but without training, how can one become a dragon or a phoenix among men? Rebirth only gave the platinum boy a chance. "But those obstacles still exist, and the Dark Lord is still standing there like a mountain." How can the ending be changed? Just like it is written in the article, "He has no ability to reverse victory or defeat. He has never been a key figure." However, it happens that he is a non-key figure and is the protagonist. From what angle can he change history? Secondly, Draco was only 17 years old before he came back, but he had seen too much life and death. The baptism of war forced him to grow up. After coming back, except for the memory and experience of 2 years, Draco did not have the magic power and luck to turn things around. But facing the future, he had more power to choose and the heart to protect his parents and his lover. The main line of the story is as simple as this: after Draco was reborn, in order to change the outcome - the war stance changed, and his behavior and habits began to be different - but a boy of only 17 years old was unable to turn the tide, and allies appeared immediately - to protect his family, to inform the future, and his parents' choices were his own choices - the consequences of the fate of others. Changes, interaction with Granger - Slytherin's trust and friendship, from being alone to leading the snakes out of the war - for everything they cherish, the Slytherins began to turn from defense to offense - the ties with the Malfoy family, the courage and determination of the snakes, the platinum prince was not the one to end the war, but he dominated everything in the war. Third, whether it is the savior or the snake king in the cellar, Voldemort is not their responsibility, but a problem that everyone needs to face in this magical war. Are the little snakes who were ignored before wisely protecting themselves? Is it to help the tyrants to commit evil? To resist? Or choose to be the opposite of the Dark Lord, but not the side of the light, to be the black hand behind the scenes and control the overall situation? Bing Liang Liquor is very clever in making the characters and war issues, blood classes, conflicts between the enemy and the enemy, self-awareness, etc. In the original work realistic. I feel that the article does not deliberately whitewash Slytherin; the author allows Slytherin's characteristics to be more displayed in the story, and every selfish snake will Cunningly assessing the situation, every choice they make has a sufficient reason, it is love, family affection, friendship, interests, conscience, and pursuit; they can follow the darkness or help the light, but it all depends on who will give them the results they hope for. Fourth, the trust issues in this article are mainly highlighted: trust between Gryffindors, trust between Slytherins, and trust between vipers and lions. The trust between Gryffindor is almost blind, without any doubt; the trust between Slytherin is based on thinking; the difference between the two is reflected at this time. "I believe him, but that does not mean that I think what he does is right. The most serious problem with Potter is that he loses the ability to judge while believing." When the two houses need to trust each other, the snakes of Slytherin are more careful because they are more afraid of being misunderstood and doubted than the lions. They will not easily give their trust to others without sufficient reasons. To hand over trust in a turbulent era is to hand over your life. "Dumbledore trusts Snape... This is also a kind of pillar in Snape's heart. Slytherin longs to be understood and trusted." (Complain: When I read the original novel, I really disliked Dumbledore taking advantage of Snape's trust in him and his love for Lily to let Snape die lonely like that. Every time I see the ending of Severus, I hate Aunt Rowling so much. Just like what Draco thought in this article, "Damn old madman, you can't treat a Slytherin like this!") Fifth, about the love of Slytherin: Draco loves Hermione between the lovers. He did not leave the UK after his rebirth, confronts his father's blood theory, and confronts the coming darkness, even if it is just a one-sided love at this time; Blaise loves Pansy, so he can notice the fragility of Pansy's wonderful acting skills, so he can tolerate the bloodthirsty and cruel girl in his heart, give up his neutral identity, and is willing to take risks together for the sake of his lover. Let's talk about the Malfoy family. The generation of Dark Lords in the article spoke highly of this family. "This family is very interesting. Even if they are not in contact with each other, even if their ideas are deviated, they can have a very high level of tacit understanding." The platinum father and son responded to the exchange of Narcissa's freedom: "Malfoy has always put interests first, but I believe that in the eyes of his father, no matter how great the interests are, they are not as good as a hair of his mother." So Icy Wine said, "Slytherin does not understand love, they just hide everything too deeply." I still have a lot of ideas but I can't express them, so I won't write them anymore! I forgot, what I don't like about this article is that after the war, Draco's official career was like a cheat. No matter how thoughtful he was, how rich his financial resources, and how flexible he was socially, he wouldn't be the 21-year-old Minister of Magic, right? (Of course, this cold wine allots the savior to the cellar snake king as a househusband.) The old Slytherins have gone to Germany. How many of the younger Slytherins are really capable of becoming the head of the family? Is it so easy to rebuild after the war? Based on the feeling of the whole text, I personally think that the last part was handled a bit inappropriately. Maybe it would be more appropriate to temper the edges of Slytherin and Draco. In addition, I would also like to say that I really like several humorous passages in the article, such as Draco cooking in the godfather's cauldron, Crookshanks making a scene in the Slytherin prefects' dormitory, Harry Potter wearing an apron to make breakfast for the snake king in the cellar, Pansy's four-inch The high-heeled Muggle limited edition boots, Crabbe studying his size at birth, Goyle calculating the compensation for blowing up the stone bridge, Theodore's shocking words of attacking first and then killing, Ron's unsatisfactory neurasthenia, and Pansy's sturdy Muggle career. All in all, "Breaking Dawn" is a good article. Mr. Bing Liangjiu, I love you so much. PS: 1. Personal opinions, different opinions are welcome to discuss! Provocation is declined. 2. The parts with "" in the comments are the original quotes from "Breaking Dawn".

I really like it after playing it five times?

Can there be more Dehe extras?

Second brush. The author's writing is really good. It's the best Dehwen I've ever read. It's really a very good article in my opinion.

Big wine! ! When will we start customization again? ? ? Looking forward to it. . . . By the way, this article is not the first time I have read Deh, but I think the best one is yours. Draco is simply a good husband with twenty-four filial piety! ! I also want to have a boyfriend like this. . I'm really looking forward to the next article you write. Jiuda, will you write another article about Dehe? ? ?

Awesome! ! ! My favorite recent articles

The little scorpion is not born yet, I still want to see it

This is the first article I read after entering the trap. It's so well written!

I finished reading it, it's great~