[Harry Potter] Insidious Intents

I love the dialogue in the letters and the discussion about noses, 'Everyone should have a nose, what do you do with it? ' This is such an artistic irony. This guard has witnessed the great wizard and the great love. I wonder if there are any colleagues of the two of whom the principal is not dead?

School Deng's family is such a mess... I suddenly felt that it was not simple that he just became an old madman who only loves desserts

Teacher, I still want to read the trilogy, can you send it again? And many chapters are locked

He suffered so much under Albus's hands That's the original text?

I think I can understand the author's interpretation but find it difficult to accept it. This interpretation is very satisfying but is too relaxed and simple, vulgarizing the differences and competition between two people. For love's sake, maybe, but not the weak Dumbledore.

It is dangerous for thinkers to take detours and make decisions. They always think about the world from a high level and think that people who are inferior to them are miserable. In fact, this is an arrogant illusion. It is ridiculous that they are often accompanied by stubbornness. Just like Grindelwald, who considers himself the savior here, he wants to guide the world with good intentions, but his behavior is a kind of unconscious foolishness. There is also the power of books. Reading bad books is worse than not reading at all. If Gellert had read Hitler's "Mein Kampf" a few years later, he would probably have resonated with it. And Albus fell into the confusion of love. He loved Gellert so deeply that he ignored the rocks in the sea of ​​their love. To put it bluntly, people do not live in love but in life, so they later hit the rocks on the resistance of life. This was very helpless, like a destined tragedy. And when a person gives up thinking and forgets himself in love, it means being abandoned by fate.

I really cried to death ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Cry. I have no other thoughts and nothing to say. They are too tired after so many years.

Suddenly it occurred to me that the name Peveril is very familiar. It seems that the H was changed to this in a certain novel. This must have something to do with the Potter family.

I came here specifically to say something great.