[Harry Potter] Don't Talk to Me

The fact that the child has mean hands makes me want to slap her. .

I cried and felt happy watching it. I felt a strange pleasure when I saw Severus' pain. Maybe I am indeed a pervert. What I like most is that Tata is a self-respecting, independent and social person. Maybe this is why I can sympathize with Tata more than Snape. It is also the reason why I have never dared to read be's articles before. Tata didn't realize that she had wronged herself, so when she found that this relationship was hurting others and only causing internal friction, she wanted to stop even though it was painful. The torture and entanglement between each other is painful and attractive. I just hope that if there really is an afterlife, Tata will not meet Snape again.

I copied the comment again, really wanting the author to see it. The painful and awkward relationship between the heroine and Si Jiao is really complicated and touching. This tragic ending is the best for the heroine. The heroine longs for freedom in her heart, but her disability and emotions constrain her. Si Jiao's guilt and paranoia are a burden to her, but she herself lacks love. Their essence is the same, they devote themselves without expecting anything in return. It's just that there are too many limitations on them. The pain of war and the scars of youth prevent them from finding the right way to treat others. Their love is extremely paranoid. Sri Lanka can't let go of his past, and the heroine can't forgive him for it. I think the heroine was jealous of Si Jiao's devotion to Lily. She longed to be loved. At the same time, she envied Si Jiao's fearlessness in shouldering the blame and devoting himself, so she chose to devote her life to Si Jiao. She wants to pursue her own freedom, but she can't escape from the prison of love. She has no one to rely on. Spider End Alley is the sustenance of her happiness, and returning to her hometown to see her mother is the sustenance of her spirit. What she invested in the illusory image of her mother was her desire for unconditional love and security, and Si Jiao could not give her this kind of love. Love is both a nightmare and a hope for them. The author's writing is really great. I really love this kind of painful emotional dispute. It's sad but refreshing.

In the morning, I came across the recommendation of this article on Xiaohongshu, so Green River started. While reading, I asked again and again: "Does the professor love Tata or is he responsible and guilty?" But in the subsequent chapters, I repeatedly asked myself and the answer I got is: the professor's love for Tata is very complicated, and love is greater than guilt and responsibility. For the professor, Tata is the moonlight after the lily, hazy and clear. I thought: the sun is too hot to get close to, but the moonlight is gentle, able to survive in the dark night and shed fine light. As for Tata, love is greater than hate. The young girl cannot accept the appearance of another person in her relationship. A person can only pretend to be one person in his heart. In my opinion, the professor cannot speak. In this kind of thing, his experience, his identity, and the situation at the time are all factors that make him unable to retain and cannot be retained. So they naturally separated. So this also became the trigger for the last moonlight to disappear? Perhaps what Tata always expressed later was: "My dear, set me free." Tata wanted to return to his hometown with the moist breath of the sea and the existence of "love". But I always think: "People have a mouth to make misunderstandings clear. Communication is the most effective way to resolve conflicts. We should all learn to express our emotions, be able to express our unhappiness calmly, and express love generously. Love should not be expressed in silence." Sanction the other party. "But I also know that this is impossible for Tata and the professor. Both of them are too stubborn and will never tell each other their true thoughts, so they mistakenly think that it is for the other's good, which will definitely happen to them in the end. In fact, I have always been someone who didn't dare to read BE, because I always felt that the professor in the original work was already so miserable, so it would be nice if at least he had a destiny line that was happy. This is my first BE article. Here is what I want to say to Tata "Dear Tata, when you made the choice to return to the blue sea, I guessed it, but you still did it, didn't you? Even though you knew that it was an eternal farewell, buried with your youth and him." What I want to say to the professor "Dear S. S., At least if there is a fate line, you will be happy." Okay, these are some of the things I want to say about this article and Professor Tata. Maybe I will make a follow-up comment when I read it again and again. Maybe this review will have a little bit of a spoiler, sorry about that.

Maybe this is my second reading of this book? The last time I seemed to have just entered the trap, I obsessively collected many professors' second creations. Recently, I came across this fanfic in Xiaohongshu. I opened it out of curiosity (because I read too much and rarely remember the title of the novel). As the familiar plot unfolded, I realized - oh, I have read this article. But even so, I couldn't help myself from brushing it again. Because in the article, whether it is the creation of the heroine, the creation of various characters, or the delicate emotional descriptions, these all fascinated me and indulged me in the story (oh, except for the professor's sentence in the article, "You are so beautiful". I was brainwashed by Xiaopo Station's "U beaytiful~" video, so I couldn't help but laugh for a while after watching it). You are really good at writing woo woo. But I hope that some young readers will not follow the lead's example, even though the professor is a very worthy person to be loved. But in real life, I love so desperately, giving everything and my life. Such passionate emotions may seem very romantic, but if the other person doesn't love you or only wants to use you to gain benefits from you, then this is a complete tragedy and joke. Digression aside, I personally found the story and narrative structure interesting. A rebellious girl who had an unfortunate childhood but was lively and quirky met a young professor who was supposed to be indifferent and rigid. In a dark and humid cellar, they started a twisted love relationship with a ridiculous and special promise. From this, the girl began to transform into a moth, fanning her wings and flying towards the dark and strange flame. The intertwined narration of the present tense and the past in the novel not only increased the interest of reading, but also allowed me to understand the characters more deeply and feel the story between them more deeply. It also makes the characters of the heroine and other supporting characters fuller and more vivid. Tata is an excellent girl. In order to pursue her love, she secretly stayed up all night to study alone, and finally succeeded in becoming a professor with excellent grades and extensive knowledge. On this basis, she successfully pursued her sweetheart. There is no doubt that Tata loves teaching. She regarded the professor as her faith and salvation in her gloomy life. But at the same time, she is also a normal, lively girl with good temper and dignity. After all, a person's heart is really too small, how can he hold too many things? Therefore, the young Tata could not tolerate sand in her eyes, and her childhood experience of being abused made her think somewhat extreme. And after discovering Lily's photo, she directly chose to leave stubbornly. It was obvious that the professor, who had no love experience at the moment and was in a whirlpool, could not relieve her knot. And this became the knot and foreshadowing of the two people's emotions and mutual harm that would be twisted like hedgehogs in the future. Ah, it seems to be a spoiler? I accidentally wrote too much (tears). Thank you to the author DaDa for your article. It is really well written and I really like it too (it would be better if there is a full version, I whisper)~

In SS's novels, I actually don't like that the heroine is always obsessed with Mrs. Potter, especially when the heroine is a beautiful woman who is in love with Severus. I don't believe that a beautiful woman can be so unconfident when she feels long-term love. Of course, putting this aside, I want to say that the author's setting this time is really realistic. Whether it's the inferiority complex and wanting to escape after losing her beauty, or the entanglement and pain in getting along with Severus, interspersed with the beauty of the beginning of the story, people can feel the sadness and helplessness in it. But what I like most is the author's treatment of family relationships, which represents the beautiful mother leaving her life prematurely, and the father's love being so selfish and morbid. In my opinion, Tata actually inherited his father's view of love, and their love is full of determination. Another thing I really like is the setting of rejecting teacher-student love. I particularly liked this setting when I was a child, but when I grew up, I realized that no matter which country, such a love would destroy Snape before it has any result (and make him look very vulgar). Regarding the ending of the article, the author actually relented. As for the choice of letting Tata die, it's unclear which one hurts the two more. Although Severus is heartbroken (I also believe he will still stand up again), but in my opinion, the person who made the choice suffers more. She chose to stay in Finland alone. Looking back on yesterday, her lover in her memory could not be touched, and what awaited her in the unknown tomorrow was physical pain and death. Tata is really brave. I am very grateful to see such a sincere novel. It is different from Severus' BG novels. Only those who truly love the characters and think carefully can write such an article that makes people feel really sad for Tata and Professor Sis after reading it. What a pity. In the end, please let me call you: Mrs. Tower Snape~!

During the time when Tata was injured, I was tired of watching Snape's entanglement. One of them was thinking about leaving, and the other was thinking about staying. To be honest, I could sympathize with Tata more. I was barely hanging on in the hospital. If I was afraid, I just wanted to find a beautiful place to wait for death quietly, so I think that scene in the car was the best ending. But for Snape, it would be too cruel to let him watch his lover leave, especially after Lily, so I prefer to hope that the two will reunite in the end, or that Snape can really start to live a good life, just missing Tata.

From the beginning of the first chapter to the end of crying, the biggest contradiction is actually that Tata doesn't want to die in front of the professor. She hopes to be able to die quietly like a kitten in a deserted place. The professor hopes to keep Tata, just like grabbing a handful of sand, the more he grabs it, the faster it will be lost. Both of them are stubborn, but they both love each other, but they just don't have the time. It makes me cry. Does the author's wife have a full-text version? She can't find it on the Internet. The entire eight chapters are locked.

I came across this article when I was back in the Professor fandom, and when I saw the cover, all the plots of this book struck my mind. The heart-warming rescues in the few books I read before were also clouded with illusions and sorrows. "The scariest thing about reality is that it cannot be denied." It is true and fair. I feel that I know that the professor is affectionate and time-traveling. The article about saving Chase is unfair to the professor, and love without impression is pure and fair. In this fairness, Tata cannot accept that Lily is also suitable for her scarred self, so the fairness is tilted. Tata is heartbroken and unable to refuse. Tata stands on the scale and is powerless like a bystander. Together with the professor, she is always out of balance. The professor's best abuse article, bar none.

I have read about 300 fanfics about professors, and this one definitely ranks among the top three. I really like it, and I pick it up and read it again every once in a while. That's it... If the author writes about professors next time... Can I write he?