[Harry Potter] The Ultimate Weapon

The author's portrayal of Kingsley is really three-dimensional. In the post-war articles I have read, he is either written as a trustworthy friend, or he is directly turned into a villain. There are few such complex and attractive images. This Kingsley obviously has both sides, or three sides at the same time. On the one hand, he compromises with the pure-blood forces, and on the other hand, he is also a strong-arm politician who will do whatever it takes to eliminate unstable forces. On the other hand, he relies on the Order of the Phoenix and remains loyal to the Order. I believe he is really protecting Harry and Hermione. Most of the novel's perspective is from Harry's side, so it's easy to see their struggles. Harry's political foundation is the mixed-race and muck upstarts, but he obviously has a pursuit that is transcendent and inconsistent with the forces he represents. However, it ultimately led to bad results and was resented and misunderstood by the werewolves. To a certain extent, I think Kingsley is facing the same situation. His political foundation is a compromise between the purebloods and the nouveau riche, but in terms of emotions and appeals, I think he is more inclined to the nouveau riche. Otherwise, they would not have made a big move against the werewolves and would not have appointed Harry as team leader, giving him a chance to win over people. In terms of interests, I don't think this is personally beneficial to Kingsley. So I prefer to think that Kingsley has the blood of the Ministry of Magic and the soul of the Order of the Phoenix. Of course it belongs to the Order of the Phoenix, but not to Dumbledore. He is obviously considering the overall interests of the Order of the Phoenix, but he does not have Dumbledore's equality and tolerance. The only one who truly succeeds as the headmaster is Harry. To go off the rails, Harry is walking a tightrope between the nouveau riche and his own ideals of equality, while Kingsley is walking a tightrope between the Ministry of Magic and the Order of the Phoenix. Harry made the werewolves resentful, and Kingsley made Harry complain. Naturally, Harry was more tolerant, so he still remained loyal to the Ministry of Magic. What cannot be eluted is that even though Kingsley is still loyal to the Order of the Phoenix and may still have expectations for equality among wizards, he has no concern for equal rights for magical creatures. Harry and Hermione were more equal minds than he was, if equality could be compared. From Kingsley to Harry also reflects the progress of the wizarding world. All in all, the author's Kingsley has the shadow of Fudge and Slingjack, but also has the uniqueness of being from the Order of the Phoenix. It can be said to be very real.

I would like to ask my wife if she will write another book?

Please tell me the name of another article. It's locked. I really want to read it. It's so well written!

Oh my gosh, I just finished reading the previous article yesterday and updated it again! Sure enough, the real world will not always have good results. I feel a little sorry for Harry. He has to fight with evil forces all his life and is stained with all kinds of hatred... I like the Ginny written by my wife so much. She is stable and calm. She is willing to be Harry's strongest support and the last person around him. Keep looking forward to it qwqqq

It ended unexpectedly. Will you write it again? 😭

The last one was great and this one is so cruel (emotionally) (I don't mean to say it's bad, I just lament that men are like this)

The water of Slytherin... Can't hold it anymore??

Teacher, I want to see Harry's bravery and courage in 2008 (;_;)

My gut tells me there's something wrong with Gule

Harry becomes a minister?