A Wizard's Grinning Face Outside the Window

I cried so much that I couldn't breathe π_πWhat I despaired most about was that I couldn't protect the children and the weak who were being abused. This story is a bit hopeless, but also seems to have hope.

I just want to ask, did Harry here commit suicide in the end?

For Harry, magic is hope, salvation, and home

There are two bugs here First, although the Dursleys did treat Harry harshly, they did not go so far as to deny him meat. It's just that they usually follow the taste of the two obese people. The two obese people often compete for Harry's share - Harry still eats with the Dursleys when he is not in solitary confinement. Second, before Harry got the notice, the Dursleys planned to send him to Stonewall Middle School. I remember it was a vocational school, somewhat similar to a technical secondary school. It wasn't until he went to Hogwarts that the Dursleys told Maggie that Harry went to a juvenile detention center out of revenge and slander. To be honest, not just anyone can enter a juvenile detention center←_←

My friend Tianlalu recommended this article. After reading it, I felt heartbroken, but the author's writing is really good.

So, is this why J. K. Rowling wrote the Harry Potter series? [There was a thin, black-haired little wizard wearing glasses who kept smiling at her outside the car window] A text with a hint of melancholy in the pain and loss. This world is a world connected to the third dimension, so there is no savior Harry Potter, but a Harry living in reality, right? I really like Aunt Petunia here because she has a touch of love mixed in with her rawness; But Harry here is helpless, so he longs for one day to get on the train full of novelty and laughter, carrying him to the world that has appeared countless times in his dreams. [Harry Potter must be a good person and a kind person next time. Maybe become a wizard. He had loyal friends, a family who cared about him, wise mentors, and people who admired him and loved him. --Above