[Harry Potter] Percy and Padfoot

I've definitely read this, but I've forgotten the plot. Percy is a very complicated character. He loves his family, but is blinded by his career. In the final analysis, he still has low self-esteem. It's so sad to see, what are you doing at night?

Although I like the Wesley family very much, I never understand why they are so poor and have so many children. Mr. Wesley's salary can actually support their family's basic life. Just look at Ron. I remember that when he was in the fourth grade watching football games, he would still feel inferior because of money. There is no details in the book. I have written about Percy, but it is impossible that he has not been affected. The difference between him and his family is that his inferiority complex has turned into studying hard and going astray and blindly believing in power. Reading Ha 567 really feels that it is disgusting for him to look down on his family, but after thinking about his family, he may have his own reasons, so Dumbledore is also very considerate of him.