Do you still remember the Gryffindor girl named Lavender Brown in HP? The girl who was in the same grade as Harry, had a relationship with Ron, and liked Divination class. Lavender is a warm and cheerful girl who likes to express her affection through her body. Of course, sometimes she can be a little neurotic. Lavender is a brave girl. She is a member of D. A (Dumbledore's Army). Although she is a complete cannon fodder, she did actively participate in the war to safeguard justice and oppose the Death Eaters to protect Hogwarts. In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, she returned to school and joined the reorganized D. A. To fight against the Death Eaters. During the Battle of Hogwarts, he was bitten in the neck by the werewolf Fenric Greyback. Netizens speculate that she may be the first female werewolf to appear in the Harry Potter books. But Greyback was not in wolf form when he was bitten, so he should be just like Bill Weasley but have some werewolf habits. In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 2), Lavender was killed at the hands of Greyback. It was she who was bitten by Greyback, and who was later presumably covered with a white cloth by Professor Trelawney. Our impression of Lavender is basically this: she likes to wear a flower headscarf as a hair accessory, which looks quite rustic, and she likes to spend all the available time pestering Ron for kisses. The overall image is very embarrassing and even a little difficult to understand. What would happen if Lavender's soul became a powerful and cold-blooded priestess? What kind of life would Lavender have at Hogwarts with a new core? What changes will happen to the world of HP? Here are a few other articles I wrote. I hope you will like them. I am currently updating the two articles above. I will not abandon the other articles, but they will be a little slower and need to wait. You can keep watching while watching (*^__^*) Hee hee... . . . . Rolling and selling cute balls to collect. Column rolling and asking for collection. Coding is very hard. Dear babies, please don't criticize me if you don't like it! The author is too lazy to do anything, and has dug a lot of holes in the past that he has not yet filled in. This article will not be updated daily, but will probably be updated weekly. Send together