HP: My Surname Is Riddle, My Name Is Tom, and I'm Not Voldemort!

Puff! Low EQ is the cutest~ Speaking of Duras's "The Lover"... Does it have to be so strong? The Lun family is still underage~

It's possible that Dorea was Harry's grandmother, as Rowling tells us that "James' parents came of age. I think, as so often happens, it speaks to an only child, very indulgent, a child who was treasured because he got it late. They were already older in wizarding terms, and they were dead." Dorea was only 57 when she died. This article adopts this view. Wow! How much work has gone into getting this content! ! ! Damn, I admire your persistence! ! ! With high respect! ! ! The last two questions: 1. Where did "Dumbledore and the Dark Magician, officially licensed by bl!" Come from? 2. That snake should be "Nagini", or translated as "Nagini"?

Hogwarts has a school rule that is not worthy of praise, which is to divide students into three, six, and nine categories. The teachers and students there generally believe that Gryffindor College is the best, because the students assigned there are very brave. Next is Ravenclaw House, where the students are the smartest. The more depressing one is Hufflepuff, because the students there are leftovers from the first two, and it's like a shelter. The most despised one is Slytherin House, because most of the students there become dark wizards. This is Rowling's own values, or the unspoken rules within Hogwarts school. In fact, this value orientation is quite problematic. First of all, humans are complex animals, and simple division is simply impossible. As if a person has nothing to offer except bravery and intelligence. What is unreasonable is that Gryffindor students often have a perverted sense of superiority without even realizing it. A asked: "Which house are you from?" B answered: "I am a Gryffindor, and almost everyone in our family is a Gryffindor! Unlike XXX, who is from Slytherin, and his family is all Death Eaters!" Look at the sky, a person's future and fate are certainly related to his birth, but the idea that a dragon begets a dragon, a phoenix begets a phoenix, and a mouse's son can dig holes has not been despised enough? Most people who give themselves confidence by repeating this theory are mentally retarded. Perhaps out of rebellion, Slytherin students also have a sense of superiority, a value orientation that has a long history in Britain, which is the view of aristocratic blood. Their sense of superiority also comes from their ancestors, which is a sense of superiority of nobility and royalty. They often come from ancient and noble pure-blood families. In fact, this kind of family has many desirable advantages. Although the ancient British aristocrats are pretentious and superior, they also have good etiquette, extensive knowledge, and strong self-esteem. To a certain extent, they are the creators and inheritors of civilization. Just like Kuchiki Byakuya said to Renji: "The difference lies in style." They are good at calculations, scheming, and even use any means. It's purely out of habit. In the past, nobility was inseparable from the politics of a country. Politics is as unpredictable as the human heart, and an outstanding nobleman must be an outstanding politician. Even the best nobles and politicians were the royal family. Unfortunately, what Rowling showed was completely different. The sense of aristocratic superiority has transformed into a childish and willful anger of "you look down on me, and I look down on you." The ancient Slytherins can probably understand the sadness of Byakuya Kuchiki. Who cares about noble blood, rules and laws these days? The nobility has declined. As a student of Slytherin, Snape was naturally quite depressed. He did not have a good background, which meant that he would not be very popular within Slytherin. Perhaps the thing he is most proud of, apart from his academic performance, is the surname his mother left him - Prince. This was probably the only thing the poor witch had left to her son. Meanwhile, Snape's depression was just beginning. Because he fell in love with a woman. No matter where it is placed, this plot of loving and being loved is so cliché. Shengxiang said to Wanyu Jordan: "You are not the kind of lover who only loves one person in your life, right?" Wanyu Jordan said yes. Jiang Nan commented on Lu Guichen: "He was destroyed by one woman! Ji Ye's strength lies in the fact that he was destroyed by two women." Snape's depression lies in the fact that not only is he a lover who only loves one person in his life, but his life was ruined by a woman. Loving and being loved become love and sorrow! Lily Evans, the woman who later became Lily Potter. That is, the woman Snape probably thought he was in love with. Is Harry Potter's mother. If Snape is the saint of love, then Lily Evans is the saint. Snape's depression was not because the Saint fell in love with the Saint, but because the Saint was not a Saint. Maybe Lily was in love with Snape, maybe not. Basically, Lily is a normal girl. Happy family, sister, beautiful, innocent, carefree, blessed wizard talent, and emotional dullness and longing. She probably dreamed of having a Prince Charming. Unfortunately, the scene in which Snape appeared did not meet the standards of a prince charming. The reason why Lily played with Snape was because Snape was the first wizard she met other than herself. Perhaps it happened that Lily felt that Snape was at least a good person. This is not the case for Snape. The sorrow of his family prompted him to mature prematurely. He got close to Lily because he liked Lily and thought this girl was perfect and gave people hope. Lily did not refuse to be with him, which made Snape begin to feel that he loved Lily, not just liked her. They were happy until they entered Hogwarts. But at the age of eleven, the nightmare began. The first gap was the Sorting Ceremony, when Lily Evans became a Gryffindor student and Snape entered Slytherin. Snape risked being isolated by fellow students to find Lily, and even knocked on Gryffindor's door in the middle of the night. If he continues to persist and work hard, Lily may begin to understand his feelings. The appearance of James Potter and Sirius Black completely shattered Snape's dream. These two boys are actually very ordinary. In a sense they can't even compare to Harry Potter. James Potter likes Lily, and he happens to meet the beauty standards of his peers. Stunning enough, flamboyant enough, bad enough. This trait that should have been disgusted by his elders turned out to be his advantage after his death. James targeted Snape because of Lily Evans. Sirius targeted Snape because of his adolescent rebellion against his family lineage. Simply comparing James Potter and Snape, you will find that James Potter's advantages are not as good as Snape's. Otherwise, why are the support groups of Slytherin or Snape overwhelmingly on the Internet now, but not so much James's. At this point, James is probably not even as good as Sirius. Lily is an ordinary girl after all, and girls cannot stand waiting and time. Especially beautiful girls, they are afraid that they will grow old and be empty-handed. Lily didn't wait for her prince charming. She was disappointed, so marrying James would be a good destination. We don't see Lily's love. An ordinary girl is better off marrying an ordinary boy. Marriage is much stronger than love in front of ordinary people. Snape's parents had a failed marriage, but they couldn't be said to have failed love. What Snape wanted was not marriage, but love. A love that is long enough and perfect enough. For a person who has been suppressed for many years, the pursuit of beautiful and perfect things in his heart is so strong that it is almost abnormal. The characteristics of Slytherin are truly reflected in him. The aristocratic pursuit of perfection and emotional self-restraint. Snape began to betray Voldemort because of Lily Potter's death, but it was not because of Lily that he joined Voldemort's side and became a Death Eater. He has his own considerations and future. Two other important figures in Snape's life appeared at this point. At the same time, he completely lost hope of turning around. The depression of his life began to become a foregone conclusion because of these two people. Albus Dumbledore and Voldemort Both are absolutely powerful for Snape. But I have to say that in HP, Voldemort's side is the complete loser. Rowling does not have much talent for writing porn, and all Voldemort did was to engage in terrorist activities like Bin Laden, bombing buildings, setting fires, and writing threatening letters. There is still a long way to go before he can become a world monster like Adolf Hitler. For a dark devil like Hitler, it was himself who ruined him. Examples abound in the history of World War II. It can't be said that it was God's will. And Voldemort, that was so pitiful. There is absolutely no need to get to the point where there is a lot of turmoil. The disciplinary network of the Death Eater Legion was in such a mess that it was impossible to attack and to defend. Voldemort's plan did not reach a strategic level at all. It was as if his old man patted his head, followed his impulse, and everyone joined in. Because of some personal grievances, he often stirs up trouble within himself. In this regard, I am afraid that even the Chechen militants are inferior. I really don't understand why there are still a bunch of nobles following him... Are all the nobles really lonely? If you look closely, you will find that regardless of the black and white values, the ultimate BOSS in HP is not Voldemort at all, but Dumbledore. When he was alive, Voldemort was suppressed to death. After his death, Voldemort still failed to achieve much, and he was still suppressed to death. In the end, he was killed by a group of Dumbledore's boy scouts. It's so shameless. Dumbledore was a man who had been around in the early years. It's an exaggeration to say so. Because in those days, dark wizards with some ability were all self-employed, and few established groups. When Dumbledore and the dark wizard got along best, they were almost like brothers, and they were close friends for eight years. This is better than Voldemort. Voldemort's property was all created by himself. To put it nicely, he is powerful, but to put it badly, he is too narrow-minded and has no future. Dumbledore's friendship with the dark wizard Digger fully illustrates the man's ability to eat well and have leadership qualities. The so-called use of you to the point where you fall out with him and you won't be able to hate him anymore. Moreover, we never doubt people and do not use them. This is best reflected in Snape. The most miserable thing Voldemort did in his life was to kill the Potter family. Before leaving, Snape said: "Boss, let's talk about it. Can we not kill that Lily Potter? Leave her to me! You can deal with the rest as you want." Voldemort thought for a while and agreed. He was doing quite well at that time, getting wind and rain when he wanted, and he was relatively generous with his moves. Originally, if you are not satisfied with what your subordinate likes to be the big brother, then why should they follow you? What's more, Snape was doing well at that time. Even Voldemort himself and even the Death Eaters called him "Prince". Voldemort still thought highly of Snape. But this time, I don't know where Voldemort's brain short-circuited. After killing James Potter, he actually forgot all about his promise. At first, he said: "Girl, get out of the way, it's none of your business! Get out of the way!" But then he changed his mind. After reciting the Avada Kedavra, Lily Potter died. Could it be that the dark wizard could only recite the Death Curse! If Snape had followed Snape's request and not killed Lily Potter, but just recited any coma spell to stun him, it would have been over soon. Not only would Harry Potter have died cleanly, but his subordinates' demands would also be met, and he could be king and hegemon at will, and have the best of all three worlds. What a great thing! No! They say impulsiveness is the devil, and Voldemort is just one word - stupid! This is retribution! He deserves to be separated from his body in the end, and no one cares about him for more than ten years. There was no Lily Potter here, and Snape was very conflicted, hating that Voldemort was ruthless and left no path for his feet. Hate myself too. So he struggled and turned to Dumbledore. Dumbledore was never an impulsive person. He is even more capable of using people than Voldemort. At this time, calmly accepting that Snape was definitely suspected of taking advantage of others. And in fact, he never trusted Snape, he was just using him. Because he was using him, he didn't doubt him. In HP VII, his attitude towards Snape can be said to be cold, and the tone of his dialogue is unquestionable about using and being used. First, Snape returns Standing on the top of a hill, surrounded by a cold night. The night wind whistled through the branches that had almost lost their leaves. The adult Snape stood there panting, holding the wand tightly in his hand, as if waiting for someone... Even though he knew that he would not be harmed, Harry was infected by the fear on his body. Looking over Snape's shoulder, Harry was guessing who he was waiting for... Then a sharp, blinding white light flew through the air, and Harry thought it was lightning. But Snape fell to his knees and his wand flew out of his hand. "Don't kill me!" "I didn't mean to do that." The sound of Dumbledore's Apparition was lost in the sound of the wind blowing through the branches. He stood in front of Snape, his robes flowing, his face illuminated by the light from his wand. "So, Severus, does Lord Voldemort have any message for me?" "No... No message - I'm here for my own business!" Snape was wringing his hands, his messy black hair flying in the wind, and he looked a little crazy. "I, I came here to warn, no, to request - please -" Dumbledore flicked his wand. Although the leaves and branches continued to rustle in the night wind, the area where they stood facing each other was quiet. "What would a Death Eater ask me to do?" "That, that prophecy... The prophecy that Professor Strawney said..." "Ah, yes," said Dumbledore, "how much have you told Voldemort?" "All - all I hear!" Said Snape, "that's why - that's why - he wants Lily Evans!" "The prophecy mentions no woman," said Dumbledore, "but only a boy born in late July—" "You know what I mean! He thinks it's her son and he's going to get her and kill them all—" "If she is so important to you," Dumbledore said, "then Voldemort will definitely spare her. Can you not plead for her in exchange for her son?" "I did - that's what I begged him to do -" "You disgust me," Dumbledore said, and Harry had never seen so much hate in his voice. Snape seemed to tremble. "You don't care about the lives of her husband and son, do you? If they die, you will get what you want?" Snape said nothing, but looked directly at Dumbledore. "Then hide them!" He said hoarsely, "Keep her—them safe, please!" "So what can you do for me in return, Severus?" "Repay?" Snape looked at Dumbledore dumbfounded. Harry thought he would protest, but after a long time, he said, "I can do anything." Dumbledore was very forceful and asked straight to the point: "What can you do for me in return?" Undoubtedly, Snape agreed and said: "I can do anything." That was indeed a heart-warming promise. Dumbledore made no secret of his dislike of Snape, which in turn made Snape fearful. Later, when Lily died, Dumbledore showed no sympathy for Snape. Dumbledore stood aside and looked down at him coldly. After a moment, Snape looked up, looking as if he had been in pain for over a hundred years. "I thought... You could... Protect her..." "She and James trusted the wrong person." Dumbledore said, "More wrong than you, Severus. I don't expect Voldemort to spare her, do I?" (From the beginning, Dumbledore knew that Lily would have a hard time surviving. He didn't expect Voldemort to get around Lily. However, at that time, he didn't say it when Snape begged him. Of course, it was to take advantage, and now Snape was already on this ship, and he couldn't help but resist if he said it) Snape's breathing became shallow. "Her son survives," Dumbledore said. (Start to make conditions) Snape twitched slightly, as if shaking off a disgusting fly. "Her son is still alive. He has her eyes, exactly the same eyes. You remember Lily Evans' eyes, right?" (Using Lily to contain Snape) "No!" Snape roared, "Can't... Die..." "Do you regret it, Severus?" "I would rather... I would rather die..." "But what's the use of being like this now?" Dumbledore said coldly, "If you love Lily Evans, if you really love her, then it will be clear which path you should take in the future." (Obviously, Dumbledore has not been moved by Snape so far, and his attitude is cold. Then, as for the "You love her or not, it's up to you if you love her", in various romances It is absolutely familiar in novels. It is usually used to threaten the man to do something that is not good for him or even destroy the relationship with the woman. Lily is dead. It stands to reason that when Snape betrayed the information to Dumbledore first, Dumbledore failed to fulfill his promise and the cooperation failed. Snape could have turned around and walked away, but Dumbledore used Lily to further hold Snape in check.) Snape was immersed in a haze of pain, and it seemed as if it took a long time for Dumbledore's words to reach his ears. "W-what do you mean?" "You know how and why she died. Don't let her death be in vain. Help me protect her son." (Continue to make conditions) "He doesn't need protection anymore, the Dark Lord has disappeared -" "The Dark Lord will come back, and Harry Potter will be in great danger then." (Bargaining) It took a long time for Snape to recover, and finally he said: "Okay, okay. But never... Never tell him, Dumbledore! This is a secret between us! I can't stand it... Especially Potter's son... You swear!" "You want me to swear, Severus, never to reveal those things about you?" Dumbledore sighed and looked at Snape's excited and painful face. "If you insist..." (Snape didn't want Dumbledore to reveal not only his love for Lily, but also the fact that he was a Death Eater, so he asked Dumbledore to promise, and Dumbledore's reply began with a question, indicating that if Snape hadn't raised it, Dumbledore might not have kept it secret at all) Then there was the matter of Dumbledore being possessed by the spell on the Horcrux. It's a miracle you're still back here! "Snape seemed very angry, "There is an extremely powerful spell on that ring. It would be great if I could control it. I can only trap the spell on one of your hands for a while..." Dumbledore raised his blackened hand, as if he was looking at something interesting. "You've done well, Severus, how long do you think I have left? " Dumbledore's tone was calm, as if he were asking about tomorrow's weather. Snape hesitated for a moment and said, "I can't tell. Maybe another year. There is no way to get rid of this spell. Sooner or later it will spread. It is the kind of spell that becomes more powerful the longer it goes on. " Dumbledore smiled. Learning that he had less than a year to live seemed less of a shock to him. "I'm lucky to have you by my side, very lucky, Severus. "(Snape saved Dumbledore's life. At this time, Dumbledore's reaction was not to thank Snape, but to feel lucky for himself. He never intended to forget Snape's identity. He was affirming Snape's value to himself) "If you had come to me earlier, I might have been able to buy you more time. Snape said unhappily, staring at the broken ring and the sword. "Do you think breaking the ring can eliminate the evil curse in it?" " "Pretty much... I was undoubtedly unconscious..." Dumbledore said. He struggled to sit upright. "Then, this also makes things much easier in the future. " Snape was confused and Dumbledore laughed. "I already know Voldemort's plan to place people around me. He was going to let poor Malfoy kid kill me. " This paragraph basically reflects Dumbledore's calmness about his own death. In this regard, he is much stronger than Voldemort. Voldemort was afraid of his own death. What follows is a scene where Dumbledore and Snape come face-to-face to discuss their own deaths. Snape raised his eyebrows and asked in a sarcastic tone: "You want him to kill you? " "Of course not. I want you to kill me. " There was silence in the room for a long time, until it was broken by a strange ticking sound. That was the sound of Phoenix Fox biting a fish bone. "How about I do it now? Snape's voice was full of sarcasm, "Or maybe I'll wait a little longer until you have figured out your epitaph before I take action?" "(Snape's attitude at this time was sarcastic. He did not show how moved a person is when he is trusted, but sarcastic. In other words, Dumbledore asked Snape to kill him. From Snape's point of view, it was not something worthy of being touched.) "Oh, not now," said Dumbledore, smiling. "I dare say the time will come when it comes, and the way things look like tonight. "He said, hinting at his withered hand, "I'm sure I won't survive a year. " "If you're not afraid of death," Snape said roughly, "why not let Draco do it? " "The child's soul has not fallen to that level yet. "Dumbledore said, "I can't let his soul be torn apart because of me. " "That's how far my soul has fallen, right, Dumbledore? What about my soul? "(This sentence is a very classic question from Snape. But below, Dumbledore's explanation is actually very weak. In the end, he even admitted that he just wanted to die quickly. In this way, it would be better to choose Snape, who is very capable, than Malfoy, who is still a rookie.) "You know very well that helping an old man relieve pain and humiliation is not a soul-damaging thing. "I beg you to do me this great favor, Severus," said Dumbledore, "because I am dead." I admit that I want to die quickly..." (Dumbledore himself is indifferent to his own death. He doesn't care anymore. He knows the impact that killing people will have on the killer. His logic is that you are already depraved enough anyway. It doesn't matter if you do another depraved thing. I don't care, you care. What! He ignored Snape's feelings, whether it was intentional or unintentional, it was like a stab to Snape who had betrayed him once. Dumbledore was undoubtedly telling him that no matter what you do, you are still the same person and cannot change.) His voice was light, but his blue eyes were fixed on Snape as they always were on Harry, as if the soul they were discussing was present. In the end, Snape reluctantly nodded. Dumbledore looked satisfied. "Thank you, Severus..." (Do you only say thank you when you get what you want?) Snape actually knew that Dumbledore didn't trust him The scene of the office disappeared, and now Snape and Dumbledore were walking together in the morning light in the abandoned castle grounds. "What are you and Potter doing? You spend all night together these days. Snape asked suddenly. Dumbledore looked tired. "Why? Are you no longer confining him? Severus, that kid should spend more time inside instead of running around outside. " "He's starting to look like his dad again—" "Maybe it's just superficial resemblance, but his essence is more like his mother's. I stayed with Harry because I had a lot to talk to him about and needed to tell him some information before I had to tell him later. " "Information..." Snape repeated the word, "that you trust him... But not me. " "It's not a question of trust or distrust. You and I both know I don't have much time, and I have to tell that kid what he needs to know, and it's important. " (Change the topic) So why didn't you tell me that information? " "I don't think you should put all your eggs in the same basket, especially not one that's always hanging around Voldemort." "You asked me to get close to him!" "Yes, and you did a very, very good job. Don't think I underestimate how dangerous your situation is, Severus. You can pass seemingly valuable information to Voldemort while keeping it secret. I have no one else I can trust except you." (Dumbledore's trust is based on a mission condition that is beneficial to him. He knows that Snape will not end well if he betrays him. In fact, when the two of them talk about Harry, Dumbledore will mention Lily again and again.) When it comes to the survival of Harry Potter "Then the child... The child must die?" Snape said quite calmly. "And it has to be Voldemort himself, Severus, that's important." There was another long moment of silence. Then Snape spoke: "I thought... All these years... That we were protecting him for her, for Lily. "We have been protecting him because we must teach him and train him so that he can have enough courage. Dumbledore still squeezed his eyes shut. "Meanwhile, the connection between Voldemort and him grew like a parasite." Sometimes I think he himself has doubted it. If I am right, he will definitely die after arranging everything, which means Voldemort's end. " Dumbledore opened his eyes and Snape looked horrified. "You have been protecting his life just to let him die at a critical moment? " "Don't be so surprised, Severus, how many people have you seen die? "(Dumbledore is willing to tell Snape these most secret and ruthless decisions, not McGonagall, not Lupin, not anyone else, just because he knows that Snape is the person on that road, and with a questioning tone, you can basically tell that Dumbledore What a relaxed tone. He didn't care about those people's lives, nor Lily's, nor his own. Subconsciously, Dumbledore was so indifferent that he didn't care about anyone's life. In other words, Snape, stop pretending, haven't you killed so many people?) "Those things I couldn't save before. Said Snape, standing up. "You took advantage of me." " "What's the meaning? "(Pretend to be stupid!) "I spied for you, lied for you, put myself in danger for you. Everything I did was to protect Lily Potter's son. Now you're telling me that he was raised just to be slaughtered like a pig—" "This touches me, Severus," Dumbledore said seriously, "but after all, you have become interested in protecting the child, right? " "Protect him? Snape shouted: "The Warder appears!" " A silver doe sprang from the tip of his wand. She landed on the office floor, jumped across the room, and flew out of the window. Dumbledore watched her fly away, and when the silver light faded he turned to Snape, his eyes filled with tears. "Is this going to be the case from now on? "(Dumbledore suspected that Snape changed the Patronus like this on purpose) "I always have been. "Snape said. At this point, Dumbledore is basically clear. Does killing people and preventing fire like Voldemort mean he is strong, or does he mean he is ruthless? Wrong. The most ruthless and indifferent thing is not to kill, but to ignore life, including one's own. It is not to ignore those who are dead, but to live. Dumbledore even considered Harry Potter and himself as part of the plan, and then followed the plan step by step. This can not but be said to be extremely cruel. Therefore, his use of Snape and irritating Snape intentionally or unintentionally can only be part of his character. Even if Snape was asked to kill him in the end, it was calculated that Snape was already close to death. There is no doubt that Harry and the others only saw the side of Dumbledore that he was willing to show them, which was always kind, kind, and understanding. But that's far more than just the complete Dumbledore. If Dumbledore was really kind and kind, he would never let Sirius and the others hate Snape, nor would he let Snape kill him. He stopped Snape from becoming a Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher because he didn't want to lose Snape's rare opportunity as an undercover agent. He also didn't try to break the curse that would end his career after one year. It is not unreasonable for Voldemort to be afraid of Dumbledore. On the one hand, he is weak, and on the other hand, Dumbledore is definitely not a fuel saver. Dumbledore ignored all rules, including the rules of life and death, and he wanted to get the Deathly Hallows together with the dark wizard. He does not abide by the rules of the Ministry of Magic and hates any rules that restrict his progress. This made James Potter and others very fond of him. Of course, Snape is far different from Dumbledore. However, he is also the most special one. What he sees is probably the most real Dumbledore, which is unmatched by others.

Does it really matter that Tom has been ignored like this... Although it's really fun for bad friends to complain to each other... It reminds me of ignoring the painful memories and covering my face.

This article made me happy... So I clicked my paw...

I have always been very sad for Greenwald. . . . I don't know if they have a good ending in the novel. . . . Cry! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Note: Grindelwald had a homosexual relationship with Dumbledore. (The only BL official match in HP, Rowling admits it personally) In 1945 AD, Dumbledore defeated the dark wizard Grindelwald. Coincidentally, Hitler was also defeated by the anti-fascist camp in the Muggle world during this year. Tom of the same year

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