[Harry Potter] Obliviate

Ever since I opened the door to this new world in Dunha, I couldn't close it at all. My most beloved principal, no matter it is the caring, admiring love, or the love of getting to know each other after years of acquaintance, there is finally someone by his side, who loves him deeply.

It's hard to imagine that Dumbledore would still love Grindelwald. Judging from Rowling's description of Dumbledore in the later period and the tears in Haha 7 at the end of Ha 5, Dumbledore has gotten rid of his obsession with IQ and ambition, and has turned to a deeper respect and pursuit of love and compassion. Fortunately, after getting rid of the nightmare that the ambitious young man brought to him, he met a child with a noble and pure soul, and began a spiritual love affair with him (Hey!)

I don't know how many times I read this article late at night and burst into tears... I saw the wound drained of blood and then began to heal, I watched him finally wait for the people walking side by side at King's Cross Station, and I watched that portrait finally appear on the wall of the principal's office.

How cool... Nearly a century too late, but I became you, took over your responsibilities, and ended up walking with you. Um... Dunha. Natal life.

Awesome, I love the relationship between Harry and the Headmaster Harry's pure soul, his growth, always righteous and brave, the golden boy, he is shining as the flag of another dark era. Such a young man, such a soul, is certainly worthy of love. The principal holds him in the palm of his hand_(:з∠)_

When I grow up, I become you.

So beautiful... The world after death.

Even though waving sticks to each other has replaced the long-term relationship we once thought they had, even if the closest distance is the imaginary birds and fish, even if one day we wake up and find that we are different, but fortunately, because all this exists in the magical world. Everything that happened during life can no longer be undone. Fortunately, there is no need to worry about trouble after death.

It has been 6 years... I still love this article.

The ending is so beautiful, thank you.