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What I see in Sirius's story is the incompetence and filthiness of the Ministry of Magic: why Sirius didn't even get a trial? To a large extent, it's because he comes from a dark wizard family, but has severed ties with his family, so no family members will appeal for him. Was Crouch Sr. Really so stupid that he didn't even think of testing Sirius' wand? I'm afraid his intelligence is not so low. He just doesn't care whether the suspect is innocent. As long as the public believes that the Ministry of Magic has arrested and punished Voldemort's important supporters, it is enough. The Ministry of Magic has face and the relevant people have credit. What can't a hypocrite like Crouch Sr. Dye his crown red with human blood do? And if the investigation found that Sirius was innocent, the Ministry of Magic would have to find and arrest another suspect, not to mention whether he could be caught, or even if he was, it wouldn't be worth the trouble.
What Peter's story tells me is this: Traitors are absolutely unforgivable. Look at the consequences of his informing, which killed James and Lily, destroyed Sirius, Harry's unfortunate childhood, and Lupine's more than ten years of loneliness. They were all caused by this humble traitor. It makes sense for people to hate traitors more than their enemies.