The perspective of this article is almost pure-blood, because I personally think that most of the original books are written from the perspective of Muggles and half-blood wizards, and there are not many descriptions of pure-blood families. So I used my imagination to address this misunderstanding and used two sisters from a pure-blood family as the protagonists to reflect the daily life and life values of the descendants of pure-blood families. I refer to the Malfoy family for the setting of the family, because their family is recognized as a standard pure-blood wizarding family.
Many people may like to read the part about sister Lily when the main text is published, because Lily's values and feelings are Gryffindor-style, which is more acceptable; but I have to say that the main point of this article, the main theme of the article, is the part about sister Alice. Alice is a standard Slytherin, and her ideas are more twisted than her sister's, but this can reflect the pure-blood family's inherent ideas about itself and the powerlessness and ambivalence about changes in current events.