[Harry Potter Translation] The Wisdom of the Dementor

I burst into tears after reading it. One of my favorite ballads, "fallen slowly", contains the line "games that never amount to more than they\'re meant Will play themselves out" ." Really, in the game of life, once you are careless, cannot maintain the balance between memories of the past and real life, and allow yourself to indulge in some bad things, collapse and death will follow. So run away, before the boat capsizes, no matter where you go, the people who love you will always want you to be a cowardly survivor.

Hhhhh I think it is normal for Sirius to doubt Remus, because Sirius can fully realize that he is a werewolf, and a werewolf has a weakness that the moon is out of control. This is something that you desperately avoid with justice, kindness, rationality, and other things that are difficult to control. Colonel Deng will ignore the possibility that he believes that love can save everything. James probably thinks the same as Harry, my friend will definitely not betray me. But sometimes it's not a question of if, it's a question of can. Sirius's motivation for changing his secret keeper was that he was not confident enough in himself. He was afraid that one day he would be in danger if his gay friend was killed, so he changed to an inconspicuous self to attract trouble. And Sirius, hahaha, is very interesting. When he lived in Grimmauld Place, he confronted a house elf. When he was trying to grab the badge, he could have ordered it to punish him or let him go, but he insisted on quarreling. After the elf injured Buckbeak, he took care of it himself without saying a word (at least Kreacher could still laugh). If Dobby had scolded his master's friends like Kreacher or spread the word about Mudbloods in the Malfoy family, he would probably have lost ten of his lives. It can be seen that Dumbledore said that he is usually very good to the house elves, but Kreacher is the shadow of his family... He just doesn't have the politically correct attitude of Hermione and Dumbledore. He is probably a kind of leader. As for the Screaming Shack incident, I think he had no ill intentions towards Lupine, or Lupine understood that there was no ill will. Otherwise, how could he still hold all grudges twelve years later after falling out with each other long ago? But Lao Deng's thoughts are very strange. If Sirius really wanted to harm Snape, why didn't he fire him? Is it to protect Lupine's secret? If so, Lao Deng is really the Holy Father himself...

It can only be said that Dumbledore was very ruthless in love. When saving the world conflicted with his own love, he always chose to consider the overall situation. Sirius, on the other hand, is obsessed with his love and protecting those close to him. He will not allow anyone to sacrifice his relatives and friends for the sake of the world. People like Dumbledore are sad. He is not a politician or the Dark Lord, but he still controls the fate of others and decides their life and death. What is even more terrifying is that the people who follow him love him deeply instead of fearing him. I think their death will be an eternal pain and demon for Dumbledore. He needs to save the common people, and it is not enough to sacrifice the names of himself and his friends. He also has to torture his own conscience and soul all the time, and live in torture all the time. Sirius had no need to retaliate against him; like Snape, Dumbledore's tendency to self-torture was equally evident. Remus died, and Harry experienced a miserable life, enough for Sirius to settle the score with Dumbledore. Some memories of the past will turn into courage, while others will corrode your soul. Why not Dumbledore himself? Just a crazy two months. You can't escape this life.

I think if you die because of fear of something, then you are killed by it.

Written from Sirius's perspective, it's so realistic! Praise the author and translator!

"Some pasts cannot be overcome. They cannot be transformed into something useful. Many times, the past is just a gaping wound, a story of terror and shame, which will only drain your strength and poison your soul." This formulation is quite fresh, at least it no longer always emphasizes courage, facing, and the main theme of strength.

This article left me spellbound. By the way, I read the comments below again. Sirius's wealth really makes me want to complain. I have always believed that not all wounds can be dug out and healed. If it could, there would not be so many people dying from old wounds. In this regard, physical injuries are exactly the same as psychological injuries. There are many types. I especially agree with the author that it should depend on the situation and the person involved. For example, if the leg is irreparably damaged and cannot exercise strenuously after recovery, it will not make much difference to a normal person, but it will be a devastating blow to an athlete. There are also some hidden wounds. If they are kept there, they may cause a little hindrance to life, but they will not be serious. Once dug up, they will die immediately.

I love Sirius so much, but in the fandom, he is either screwed or cheated badly. What I will always remember is that in the Goblet of Fire, he ate rats nearby to make a living in order to protect Harry. I was really moved. Also, when he wanted to kill Peter in the third movie, Crookshanks helped him steal the password to catch Scabbers. I thought it was very interesting. Sirius's transformation into a dog actually made a cat willing to help him. How did they communicate? Crookshanks even helped him go to the post office to order an owl, which made me feel happy just thinking about it (Sirius is Crookshanks' true love, no explanation. When he saw the head in the stove, he ignored the heat and wanted to kiss it. It was definitely true love!). What I don't quite understand is that Shiyuan Black usually criticizes him for being a reckless and mindless idiot. In fact, it's quite the opposite. I think he is very independent, determined, capable of planning and capable of action. Although he is very cool and unruly (a huge flying motorcycle), he once used a huge tropical colorful bird to deliver a message to Harry, which was all kinds of fun. Having extreme ideas and being adventurous does not mean that you are brainless and do not think. In fact, for most things, he completed them carefully and courageously, but he was too unruly, sometimes too confident, and sometimes disdainful to explain, such as going to Peter alone to seek revenge. In addition, staying sane in Azkaban, escaping from prison to hunt down Peter Pettigrew, and lurking around Hogwarts for a whole year required a lot of sanity and patience. Not to mention the previous troubles in school, learning Animagus and helping Lupin spend the full moon night, being able to hide and escape punishment, all required a calm criminal talent, and corresponding with Harry in the future, reminding him to change the owl, borrowing the stove, arranging meetings, etc., All of which were very cautious. Even when he was finally trapped in Grimmauld Place with his mother and house elves in the portrait, his behavior was not primarily irritable, but more boring, dull, indifferent, cynical, and sometimes viciously mean. Being mean requires a sharp mind and a sharp eye. As for the dispute with Snape, Snape is an ace spy who is known as a calm and deep man. In the third movie, he got violently angry when he met Sirius, which shows how much resentment there is between these two people. The memory of Sirius in the Pensieve shows that he was arrogant and sharp when he was a student. In fact, he was very Slytherin and Black, but not sunny anyway. "Sirius leaned lazily on the chair, looking very comfortable. He leaned back and only used the two legs of the chair to touch the ground." "Sirius stared at the students wandering around on the grass. His expression was very arrogant and bored, but he also looked very handsome." ... "Put that thing away, okay?" After James made a beautiful catching move and Wormtail let out a cheer, Sirius finally said, "Otherwise Wormtail will wet his pants with excitement." Wormtail blushed slightly, but James grinned. "Excuse me," he said, stuffing the Snitch back into his pocket. Harry had a distinct feeling that James would only stop showing off in front of Sirius. ... "I was staring at him, and his nose touched the parchment." Sirius said harshly, "There must be big oil stains all over the parchment, and they can't even try to read a word clearly. From this point of view, Sirius is the arrogant, conceited, calm and sharp type, not the rational and restrained type like Lupine, nor the type like James who likes to be cool. So when I see Sirius in a fandom who is just getting into trouble and then yells and scolds Sirius for doing all kinds of stupid things, it really hurts me and makes me want to vomit blood. The most unbearable thing is that they say he lacks responsibility for the family, but in fact the Black family cannot tolerate a member who does not believe in pure blood theory. More than one person has separated from the Black family. Tonks's mother married a Muggle, and one of his uncles was also removed from the family. I think it is difficult to explain the severing of ties with his family by rebellious impulse. He left the Black family because of a disagreement in three views and because he had his own ideas early on. In the book, he does not blindly follow Dumbledore's methods, and expresses his opposition several times (mainly to trusting Snape). It is interesting to think about this. On the light camp, everyone sincerely respects, trusts and relies on Dumbledore, but more than one person has expressed different opinions on some of Dumbledore's methods. They trust Dumbledore and will act in unison for the overall situation, but they all still have their own thoughts and judgments, and they all have their own emotional tendencies. Is this the difference from the reign of terror and brainwashing fanaticism of the dark camp?

So well written! ! ! ! !

I want to be such an author