She's an ordinary girl, almost an extra in everyone else's story. She's not clever, virtuous, or hardworking. She's a little timid and lazy. But when it comes to matters of principle, she can be stubborn in a way most people can't understand. Even with her friends, she keeps an unconscious distance. With strangers, she's always unfailingly polite. But once you get to know her, you'll realize she's a pervy little girl~~. She hates homework and classes. She argues with her parents and fights with her classmates. She loves snacks and hates eating proper meals. She's not slim, just a little chubby. She has a dreamy outlook on life and is always thinking about strange and unusual things. Sometimes, you'll find her inexplicable. She likes gossiping with her friends, but she won't spread rumors everywhere. Sometimes she can be sharp-tongued, but she'll apologize right away. She's a bit carefree, yet she'll pretend to be a lady in front of the person she likes. When she's sad, she'll cry if she feels like it, but sometimes she'll act as if she doesn't care. You never know where she'll take the conversation next. She's afraid of falling out with her friends and of being excluded, so sometimes she just goes along with what everyone else says...
What kind of love might an ordinary girl find?
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Thanks to the author's point of view, I got to know Snape from another angle. However, from some perspectives, the emotional issues between the two were handled too carelessly, and it seemed that they were just blindly abusing for the sake of abuse.
It was an article I read when I was in the third grade of junior high school. I felt deeply about it at the time. I didn't know how to post a long comment at that time, so I posted it on my own leaf for three years.
I wrote an article with your article as the background, but I didn't finish it and it was locked. This long review will no longer appear in my column
I actually don't like the professor you wrote.
The following is the long review three years late——
There are many articles about professors. Although this article is not the best written one I have ever read, it is the most brutal one I have ever read. In fact, a few days ago I wanted to write my first long comment for this article, but I was still taking the high school entrance examination at that time, and now I finally have time.
When I read this article, I cried while reading it. This article made me understand what reality is, but I always feel that reality is too cruel. We like the professor because of his devotion to Lily and because of what he has experienced throughout his life. The strange thing is that after reading this article and seeing the two people imagined in this way, I felt inexplicably sad. And I, who originally liked Sif, felt sad and unworthy for Anna.
From my perspective, I feel that the professor used his neglect and harm to Anna to prove his love for Lily. In fact, it was Anna who met the professor first, but the professor still fell in love with Lily. Why? I guess this is because the professor only regards Anna as his sister and Lily as the sunshine. But this explanation doesn't make sense. If she was her sister, how could she hurt Anna like this? And how did the professor feel when he said "Anything" when he was already married? If he used everything to repay Lily, who gave him a glimmer of hope but brought him seven years of unhappy study life, what should he give to Anna, who wasted her precious youth on him? If you can't give anything, why should you be responsible for others? It can be said that Anna's painful time was mostly caused by the professor, right?
During the divorce, didn't the professor feel any guilt at all? Because the professor's family background is not good and he has experienced what happened when he was a child, I think the professor should be a person who values his family and should not be so irresponsible. I feel that the author did not describe the professor's psychological activities. Please forgive me and understand me for saying this. I am in tears in front of the computer screen. This article makes me feel very uncomfortable. I have not been in a good mood for a few days after reading it.
I think the biggest feature of this article is reality. The conflicts between Anna and her family, the mother's rebuke to Anna, and the comparison between the two girls, Anna and Lily, are all common things in our lives. To be honest, my mother would also say this to me, but compared with the comparisons between my classmates and parents around me, I am still lucky. Compared with Anna, I am still happy. In fact, Anna is stronger than me and more independent than me. Even when I was scolded badly by my parents and rejected by my classmates, I didn't dare to run away from home, let alone commit suicide, because I knew that I couldn't live without my parents before my feathers were full. As for Lily and Anna, in fact, Anna and I are relatively similar. Someone used to say to me in a disdainful tone: "Are you a girl?" When I first heard it, I was sad and angry, but after listening to it, I felt nothing. Later, due to the change in my personality, few people said this to me. In fact, I just became better at pretending, but I still hurt. Those words were like needles stuck in my heart forever, no bleeding, but very painful.
In addition, I think friends like Lily can drink tea and chat, but Anna can really talk to each other. I believe everyone should understand what I mean (you can see it from Lily's attitude towards the two "friends" Sev and Anna): you can have many friends, but one or two with whom you are close to each other is enough. In fact, I really hope Lily doesn't die so early. If Lily and Potter get along for a few more years, something interesting will happen.
Overall, this is a good article, a good tragic article, but I only plan to collect it and not read it again.
Goodbye
I have always disliked Lily in the original novel. When reading the story, I thought such a person was very cheerful, but in fact, it is not necessarily comfortable to meet such a person. Although I hope to be with the professor at the end, I think the author's suggestion is more reasonable. After all, not everyone is a masochist and wants to be happy!
A twisted family, a twisted husband, a wife who is not loved by her husband, and is even ignored and goes crazy.
The Sri Lankan religion doesn't love the heroine and has always loved Lily's green tea mouth. The heroine divorced the Sri Lankan religion and married someone else. There is no crematorium. It is true and completely shatters the Sri Lankan religion filter. Even I, a Sri Lankan fan, think this is the most real and inevitable situation.
The heroine is really disgusting, and she seems to have cheated on Lily, right? She is not this character in the original work. Although Lily was definitely not very sensible when she was a child, but Lily can make so many friends, so she won't be so taciturn. Besides, the heroine herself is not a good person. However, the heroine is very successful in shaping the image of a rebellious and perverse, typical mediocre girl.
I read this book from 12pm to 4am, and it made me worried. I always thought that the heroine would be with Snape. After all, the heroine was very cute at the beginning. They met first, and Snape had a monopoly on the heroine at the beginning... It is a pity that the heroine is a Muggle, and they are destined to live in different societies. It is a pity that there is an extra Lily in it.
Actually I think
1. The professor is a bit obsessed with appearance. The first thing that attracts him is Lily's beautiful appearance and fire-like hair (it can also be seen that the professor longs for the warmth of the sun)
2. This heroine is too twisted. To be honest, the conflict between the heroine and her mother is something that most people in life will encounter. However, the heroine is too extreme. What I want to say is that the heroine is actually very dark.
3. In fact, the heroine is not a person who can't give people warmth from the beginning. Unfortunately, due to her life and personality, she has become dark. I don't like people who degenerate themselves very much.
4. From this article and other fan articles, it can be seen that what the professor first liked was the hot feelings like fire, and the silent glow of the little sun in winter.
5. From the above, it seems that the heroine is really not suitable for the professor. They are not in the same life circle, and the education and ideals they received are different. Both of them are people who need warmth, and both of them are loved.
Therefore, this article is about two wrong people doing the wrong thing at the right time. This resulted in tragedy.
In fact, when I first watched the "Harry Potter" movies and novels, the character Snape really attracted me, and my friends also liked this character very much (really it was the charisma?) The serpent's words, the billowing black robe, and the stride of a meteor. But at that time, I only watched 1-5 movies. What I regret is that I like bad guys so much. Sure enough, I am also a weirdo.
Later, when I watched the Half-Blood Prince come out, I heard someone say that the Half-Blood Prince was Snape. I was shocked, Xiami? Which old man is the prince? ? ? Later, my friends told me that the finale of "Harry Potter" was over. They all liked the professor. I hadn't watched "Harry Potter" for a long time, so I was confused. It was strange that Xiami suddenly had so many people who liked the professor.
Later I watched the movie, ah~~~ I really liked it too. I liked this person before, but now my feelings for him have just sublimated. It turns out that he is also a flesh-and-blood person (I find that the most attractive characters are all contradictions).
I think I first liked this personality, and then I liked his dedication to feelings. Although I think Lily is not worthy of such sacrifices, the poisonous snake we thought turned out to be a holy father. Others have trampled on your feelings, and you still have to take care of her baby. . . . What a human tragedy.
So I don't like the heroine of this article very much, because I like people who strive for self-improvement. I don't like the professor here. The author uses a lot of words to describe the professor's love for Lily, but ignores the professor's own personality charm. (Actually, I think the professor's overdue love for Lily is more of a hope to be redeemed, so I think whoever redeems the professor will fall in love with him)
But as the protagonist of this article, I want to say that the heroine is actually very well described. The character she embodies is very common in the show and has also happened. However, too much reality is placed on her, making this person dark. . . . . It's hard to say.
After all the nonsense, I finished complaining. After all, reading this professor made me feel uncomfortable for a whole day. I plan to find a professor to heal my injured soul.
There are many articles about professors. Although this article is not the best written one I have ever read, it is the most cruel one I have ever read. In fact, a few days ago I wanted to write my first ever long review for this article, but I was still in the high school entrance examination at that time, and now I finally have time.
When I read this article, I cried while reading it. This article made me understand what reality is, but I always feel that reality is too cruel. We like the professor because of his devotion to Lily and because of what he has experienced throughout his life. The strange thing is that after reading this article and seeing the two people imagined in this way, I felt inexplicably sad. And I, who originally liked Sif, felt sad and unworthy for Anna.
From my perspective, I feel that the professor used his neglect and harm to Anna to prove his love for Lily. In fact, it was Anna who met the professor first, but the professor still fell in love with Lily. Why? I guess this is because the professor only regards Anna as his sister and Lily as the sunshine. But this explanation doesn't make sense. If she was her sister, how could she hurt Anna like this? And how did the professor feel when he said "Anything" when he was already married? If he used everything to repay Lily, who gave him a glimmer of hope but brought him seven years of unhappy study life, what should he give to Anna, who wasted her precious youth on him? If you can't give anything, why should you be responsible for others? It can be said that Anna's painful time was mostly caused by the professor, right?
During the divorce, didn't the professor feel any guilt at all? Because the professor's family background is not good and he has experienced what happened when he was a child, I think the professor should be a person who values his family and should not be so irresponsible. I feel that the author did not describe the professor's psychological activities. Please forgive me and understand me for saying this. I am in tears in front of the computer screen. This article makes me feel very uncomfortable. I have not been in a good mood for a few days after reading it.
I think the biggest feature of this article is reality. The conflicts between Anna and her family, the mother's rebuke to Anna, and the comparison between the two girls, Anna and Lily, are all common things in our lives. To be honest, my mother would also say this to me, but compared with the comparisons between my classmates and parents around me, I am still lucky. Compared with Anna, I am still happy. In fact, Anna is stronger than me and more independent than me. Even when I was scolded badly by my parents and rejected by my classmates, I didn't dare to run away from home, let alone commit suicide, because I knew that I couldn't live without my parents before my feathers were full. As for Lily and Anna, in fact, Anna and I are relatively similar. Someone used to say to me in a disdainful tone: "Are you a girl?" When I first heard it, I was sad and angry, but after listening to it, I felt nothing. Later, due to the change in my personality, few people said this to me. In fact, I just became better at pretending, but I still hurt. Those words were like needles stuck in my heart forever, no bleeding, but very painful.
In addition, I think friends like Lily can drink tea and chat, but Anna can really talk to each other. I believe everyone should understand what I mean (you can see it from Lily's attitude towards the two "friends" Sev and Anna): you can have many friends, but one or two with whom you are close to each other is enough. In fact, I really hope Lily doesn't die so early. If Lily and Potter get along for a few more years, something interesting will happen.
Overall, this is a good article, a good tragic article, but I only plan to collect it and not read it again.
Facing the real self, we often don't know what we are like. The heroine knows herself well, and she is really envious of her. She is imperfect and gloomy, but she tries her best to do it. I'm really glad that the heroine later gave up and chose a new life.
I really don't like this article. Is this the so-called abuse for the sake of abuse?
Speechless.
Some authors always emphasize the reality of reality. Actually, I want to say, does Snape really not love Anna?
Does Snape really not regret it?
I think the author wanted to torture but not to the point of torture, and it was a bit pretentious.
Deliberately write about the rebellion of a little girl.
Thanks to the author's point of view, I got to know Snape from another angle. However, from some perspectives, the emotional issues between the two were handled too carelessly, and it seemed that they were just blindly abusing for the sake of abuse.
It was an article I read when I was in the third grade of junior high school. I felt deeply about it at the time. I didn't know how to post a long comment at that time, so I posted it on my own leaf for three years. I wrote an article with your article as the background, but I didn't finish it and it was locked. This long review will no longer appear in my column I actually don't like the professor you wrote. The following is the long review three years late—— There are many articles about professors. Although this article is not the best written one I have ever read, it is the most brutal one I have ever read. In fact, a few days ago I wanted to write my first long comment for this article, but I was still taking the high school entrance examination at that time, and now I finally have time. When I read this article, I cried while reading it. This article made me understand what reality is, but I always feel that reality is too cruel. We like the professor because of his devotion to Lily and because of what he has experienced throughout his life. The strange thing is that after reading this article and seeing the two people imagined in this way, I felt inexplicably sad. And I, who originally liked Sif, felt sad and unworthy for Anna. From my perspective, I feel that the professor used his neglect and harm to Anna to prove his love for Lily. In fact, it was Anna who met the professor first, but the professor still fell in love with Lily. Why? I guess this is because the professor only regards Anna as his sister and Lily as the sunshine. But this explanation doesn't make sense. If she was her sister, how could she hurt Anna like this? And how did the professor feel when he said "Anything" when he was already married? If he used everything to repay Lily, who gave him a glimmer of hope but brought him seven years of unhappy study life, what should he give to Anna, who wasted her precious youth on him? If you can't give anything, why should you be responsible for others? It can be said that Anna's painful time was mostly caused by the professor, right? During the divorce, didn't the professor feel any guilt at all? Because the professor's family background is not good and he has experienced what happened when he was a child, I think the professor should be a person who values his family and should not be so irresponsible. I feel that the author did not describe the professor's psychological activities. Please forgive me and understand me for saying this. I am in tears in front of the computer screen. This article makes me feel very uncomfortable. I have not been in a good mood for a few days after reading it. I think the biggest feature of this article is reality. The conflicts between Anna and her family, the mother's rebuke to Anna, and the comparison between the two girls, Anna and Lily, are all common things in our lives. To be honest, my mother would also say this to me, but compared with the comparisons between my classmates and parents around me, I am still lucky. Compared with Anna, I am still happy. In fact, Anna is stronger than me and more independent than me. Even when I was scolded badly by my parents and rejected by my classmates, I didn't dare to run away from home, let alone commit suicide, because I knew that I couldn't live without my parents before my feathers were full. As for Lily and Anna, in fact, Anna and I are relatively similar. Someone used to say to me in a disdainful tone: "Are you a girl?" When I first heard it, I was sad and angry, but after listening to it, I felt nothing. Later, due to the change in my personality, few people said this to me. In fact, I just became better at pretending, but I still hurt. Those words were like needles stuck in my heart forever, no bleeding, but very painful. In addition, I think friends like Lily can drink tea and chat, but Anna can really talk to each other. I believe everyone should understand what I mean (you can see it from Lily's attitude towards the two "friends" Sev and Anna): you can have many friends, but one or two with whom you are close to each other is enough. In fact, I really hope Lily doesn't die so early. If Lily and Potter get along for a few more years, something interesting will happen. Overall, this is a good article, a good tragic article, but I only plan to collect it and not read it again. Goodbye
I have always disliked Lily in the original novel. When reading the story, I thought such a person was very cheerful, but in fact, it is not necessarily comfortable to meet such a person. Although I hope to be with the professor at the end, I think the author's suggestion is more reasonable. After all, not everyone is a masochist and wants to be happy!
A twisted family, a twisted husband, a wife who is not loved by her husband, and is even ignored and goes crazy.
The Sri Lankan religion doesn't love the heroine and has always loved Lily's green tea mouth. The heroine divorced the Sri Lankan religion and married someone else. There is no crematorium. It is true and completely shatters the Sri Lankan religion filter. Even I, a Sri Lankan fan, think this is the most real and inevitable situation.
The heroine is really disgusting, and she seems to have cheated on Lily, right? She is not this character in the original work. Although Lily was definitely not very sensible when she was a child, but Lily can make so many friends, so she won't be so taciturn. Besides, the heroine herself is not a good person. However, the heroine is very successful in shaping the image of a rebellious and perverse, typical mediocre girl.
I read this book from 12pm to 4am, and it made me worried. I always thought that the heroine would be with Snape. After all, the heroine was very cute at the beginning. They met first, and Snape had a monopoly on the heroine at the beginning... It is a pity that the heroine is a Muggle, and they are destined to live in different societies. It is a pity that there is an extra Lily in it. Actually I think 1. The professor is a bit obsessed with appearance. The first thing that attracts him is Lily's beautiful appearance and fire-like hair (it can also be seen that the professor longs for the warmth of the sun) 2. This heroine is too twisted. To be honest, the conflict between the heroine and her mother is something that most people in life will encounter. However, the heroine is too extreme. What I want to say is that the heroine is actually very dark. 3. In fact, the heroine is not a person who can't give people warmth from the beginning. Unfortunately, due to her life and personality, she has become dark. I don't like people who degenerate themselves very much. 4. From this article and other fan articles, it can be seen that what the professor first liked was the hot feelings like fire, and the silent glow of the little sun in winter. 5. From the above, it seems that the heroine is really not suitable for the professor. They are not in the same life circle, and the education and ideals they received are different. Both of them are people who need warmth, and both of them are loved. Therefore, this article is about two wrong people doing the wrong thing at the right time. This resulted in tragedy. In fact, when I first watched the "Harry Potter" movies and novels, the character Snape really attracted me, and my friends also liked this character very much (really it was the charisma?) The serpent's words, the billowing black robe, and the stride of a meteor. But at that time, I only watched 1-5 movies. What I regret is that I like bad guys so much. Sure enough, I am also a weirdo. Later, when I watched the Half-Blood Prince come out, I heard someone say that the Half-Blood Prince was Snape. I was shocked, Xiami? Which old man is the prince? ? ? Later, my friends told me that the finale of "Harry Potter" was over. They all liked the professor. I hadn't watched "Harry Potter" for a long time, so I was confused. It was strange that Xiami suddenly had so many people who liked the professor. Later I watched the movie, ah~~~ I really liked it too. I liked this person before, but now my feelings for him have just sublimated. It turns out that he is also a flesh-and-blood person (I find that the most attractive characters are all contradictions). I think I first liked this personality, and then I liked his dedication to feelings. Although I think Lily is not worthy of such sacrifices, the poisonous snake we thought turned out to be a holy father. Others have trampled on your feelings, and you still have to take care of her baby. . . . What a human tragedy. So I don't like the heroine of this article very much, because I like people who strive for self-improvement. I don't like the professor here. The author uses a lot of words to describe the professor's love for Lily, but ignores the professor's own personality charm. (Actually, I think the professor's overdue love for Lily is more of a hope to be redeemed, so I think whoever redeems the professor will fall in love with him) But as the protagonist of this article, I want to say that the heroine is actually very well described. The character she embodies is very common in the show and has also happened. However, too much reality is placed on her, making this person dark. . . . . It's hard to say. After all the nonsense, I finished complaining. After all, reading this professor made me feel uncomfortable for a whole day. I plan to find a professor to heal my injured soul.
There are many articles about professors. Although this article is not the best written one I have ever read, it is the most cruel one I have ever read. In fact, a few days ago I wanted to write my first ever long review for this article, but I was still in the high school entrance examination at that time, and now I finally have time. When I read this article, I cried while reading it. This article made me understand what reality is, but I always feel that reality is too cruel. We like the professor because of his devotion to Lily and because of what he has experienced throughout his life. The strange thing is that after reading this article and seeing the two people imagined in this way, I felt inexplicably sad. And I, who originally liked Sif, felt sad and unworthy for Anna. From my perspective, I feel that the professor used his neglect and harm to Anna to prove his love for Lily. In fact, it was Anna who met the professor first, but the professor still fell in love with Lily. Why? I guess this is because the professor only regards Anna as his sister and Lily as the sunshine. But this explanation doesn't make sense. If she was her sister, how could she hurt Anna like this? And how did the professor feel when he said "Anything" when he was already married? If he used everything to repay Lily, who gave him a glimmer of hope but brought him seven years of unhappy study life, what should he give to Anna, who wasted her precious youth on him? If you can't give anything, why should you be responsible for others? It can be said that Anna's painful time was mostly caused by the professor, right? During the divorce, didn't the professor feel any guilt at all? Because the professor's family background is not good and he has experienced what happened when he was a child, I think the professor should be a person who values his family and should not be so irresponsible. I feel that the author did not describe the professor's psychological activities. Please forgive me and understand me for saying this. I am in tears in front of the computer screen. This article makes me feel very uncomfortable. I have not been in a good mood for a few days after reading it. I think the biggest feature of this article is reality. The conflicts between Anna and her family, the mother's rebuke to Anna, and the comparison between the two girls, Anna and Lily, are all common things in our lives. To be honest, my mother would also say this to me, but compared with the comparisons between my classmates and parents around me, I am still lucky. Compared with Anna, I am still happy. In fact, Anna is stronger than me and more independent than me. Even when I was scolded badly by my parents and rejected by my classmates, I didn't dare to run away from home, let alone commit suicide, because I knew that I couldn't live without my parents before my feathers were full. As for Lily and Anna, in fact, Anna and I are relatively similar. Someone used to say to me in a disdainful tone: "Are you a girl?" When I first heard it, I was sad and angry, but after listening to it, I felt nothing. Later, due to the change in my personality, few people said this to me. In fact, I just became better at pretending, but I still hurt. Those words were like needles stuck in my heart forever, no bleeding, but very painful. In addition, I think friends like Lily can drink tea and chat, but Anna can really talk to each other. I believe everyone should understand what I mean (you can see it from Lily's attitude towards the two "friends" Sev and Anna): you can have many friends, but one or two with whom you are close to each other is enough. In fact, I really hope Lily doesn't die so early. If Lily and Potter get along for a few more years, something interesting will happen. Overall, this is a good article, a good tragic article, but I only plan to collect it and not read it again.
Facing the real self, we often don't know what we are like. The heroine knows herself well, and she is really envious of her. She is imperfect and gloomy, but she tries her best to do it. I'm really glad that the heroine later gave up and chose a new life.
I really don't like this article. Is this the so-called abuse for the sake of abuse? Speechless. Some authors always emphasize the reality of reality. Actually, I want to say, does Snape really not love Anna? Does Snape really not regret it? I think the author wanted to torture but not to the point of torture, and it was a bit pretentious. Deliberately write about the rebellion of a little girl.