[Harry Potter] Harriet Potter

My favorite and the most touching thing in the whole story is Harry. From birth to now, he couldn't see the future he deserved. He struggled for this beautiful world but died. He was helpless, lonely, angry, and unwilling. He was obviously just a child, but he had a gentler heart than others. The reason why she sacrificed for the world was probably because of her gentleness. Responsibility, public opinion, expectations, everything was on her shoulders, and she always She wanted to live, but she didn't want to sacrifice. It was obvious that most people in this world had hurt her under various pressures, but she never looked back. I don't understand why, she chose to sacrifice on the premise of wanting to live. Then I thought about it, maybe this is the love that Dumbledore said. This love is broad-based and public tolerance. She can always go beyond her own limits and ideas, be fair and upright, and not consider her own thoughts, but choose love and choose to be a hero.

Rowling considered writing Harry to death, but later she thought the outcry was too loud and she revived it. I think Harry's death is not the worst ending. The worst thing is that Ron and Hermione are dead, but he is still alive. After reading my wife's article, I feel that it would be best if Harry didn't have a cp. For selfish reasons, no one can accompany her.

I love it so much, I feel like this ending is so good! In the original novel, Rowling originally planned to write Harry to death... But considering that it was children's literature... I really didn't expect the "non-happy ending" to be of this magnitude before reading the novel... But I felt that this ending was more reasonable and reflected Harry's determination and courage, which elevated the entire theme. Snape's character portrayal is also really good, although half the time I am as angry as Harry hhh his ending is quite poetic, it is considered a HE for him (in some way?) I also like the portrayal of the original characters! Not everyone is a brave warrior, but ordinary people will remember and cherish their memory. Finally, the iron triangle ahhhhhhhhhhhh! The eternal iron triangle, no matter what, qwq bursts into tears. This article is really great

The author is really great! ! ! No one has a typical good work When I was watching the HP movie, I thought Harley only used a simple Expelliarmus Defeated the Dark Lord Voldemort? ? ? Now that I think about it, sacrifice should be the best ending for Harley. Harriet doesn't like the name Savior She wants a family more It can be seen from her nostalgia for the Resurrection Stone She has hated, complained, tired, and tired Why am I the savior! ? Just because I have a scar on my head! ? Why should I bear this fate? ? Why should I defeat Voldemort! ? But later she knew her ending She knows she will die one day Because she has Voldemort's soul in her In fact, she probably doesn't want to die. She wants to survive Want to see Hermione and Ron get married I want to be a good godmother to little Teddy She never gave up hope of living So In order to protect the people she loves The school I love, the world I love It's worth dying i believe The moment she died There is a smile on the corner of the mouth It's a pity Sorry Hermione I couldn't see you wearing a wedding dress to marry Ron. Ron, what the hell are you going to do to bully our best Hermione? Even if labor and management become ghosts, they will also come to find you. Sorry Teddy I failed to look at you as a competent godmother. Goodbye You who I love

Awesome, beautifully described, detailed and true

??? I like it so much. Being a woman makes Harry more sensitive, has more emotional changes, and can make different choices. It was also because of the author that I discovered for the first time that in the end he had nothing, except the friendship of the threesome, and lost everything.

And suddenly I felt that King's Cross Station was so fitting: moving forward or staying, everything was just a choice.

It's BE based on the original work, but everything is within reason.

Originally, this result is what I can really convince myself-after all, I always thought that the magic of love can only last until adulthood.

Crying... Actually, I think there is no sense of violation in such a portrait... Maybe Rowling finally considered that most of the readers are children, so she gave a happy ending qaq