The Riddle Demolition Squad in Harry Potter

I read their joys and sorrows on a sunny afternoon. I remember that in the original book, the sun was rising when Voldemort was rebounded by his own spell. He died in the morning light, but Anna did not see the light in her last days. Anna is a girl who laughs wantonly in the sun. Anna is sober and realistic. She has no delusions about saving Tom. However, Anna is not rational and decisive enough. She is addicted to her love with Tom. I think the most sadistic thing is that even though Anna knew the final outcome, she still couldn't avoid her own tragedy. She always knew Tom's true nature, but when he showed his strength again and again, she chose to just muddle along, a kind of self-hypnosis for her lover. In fact, the ending of be is predictable. The Hogwarts, the sunshine and the bright youth are described in a cheerful writing style. Everything is beautiful like a long-lasting memory. In the extra story, Tom enters politics, Freddy regains her magic, and Alice becomes the matriarch of the family but can also act like a girl in front of her friends. It was so complete that it seemed like a dream. But as Tagore said, perfection ends in infinity. No matter what the ending is, there will be sadness and regret. I don't know whether Tom regretted more or missed more when he looked at the large camellias, but I did see their once beautiful and bright love. But Tom will not give up his career because of love, just like Abu, although he likes Anna, he still contributes to Anna's tragedy for profit. For Tom, Anna is a lover, a beautiful camellia, and perhaps "eternity" side by side with the sun and the moon. For Voldemort, Anna is his weakness and weakness, an existence that must be eliminated. So their tragedy is Tom's ambition, Anna's obsession, and the inevitability of their fate being constantly redeemed but still to no avail. In the end, the Anna that Voldemort saw before his death was both true and false. Anna said to him, "I will never forgive you until I die." Perhaps that was just Voldemort's last fantasy, the relief and memories after gaining everything and losing everything. The last thing the blonde girl called was "Riddle". I hope it was just a fantasy. Anna never forgave her until her death. I also hope it was awkward. Anna, who still loves Tom, is stubborn and refuses to call him by his Christian name. (It's a knife anyway, sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo... In fact, when tragedy occurs, what is worse than the tragedy is the beauty and sweetness before it. At this time, it is no longer necessary to discuss who is right and who is wrong, and it is irreversible. (At the end, I attach a confession to Da Da: Da Da's writing is really great, ah, ah, ah, and the writing style really touched me. After reading it in one breath, it was really powerful, whimpering, whirlwind crying jpg. PS: Help, I feel like my writing is so messy.

Help. My first reaction when I saw this ending was that this was Anna's fantasy. I was really dumbfounded by the previous ending.

Anna loves flying the most, but she doesn't want to stay far away from him Anna loved the curse the most, but she never resisted him Anna loved food the most, but in the end it became his food "I think losing friends is more painful than losing magic." Fude

It starts with illusion and ends with illusion.

Sure enough, Lao Fu puts his career first. If there is something more ridiculous, such as the Alicorn's partner can actually live forever with the Alicorn, and then Lao Fu killed Anna to find this feature, tsk, although Lao Fu may not care. But what if. At the beginning, Anna knew that Alicorn's mate was immortal, and wrote a letter with everything written in it, and then waited until he died before reaching Lao Fu's hands. This was very bloody. If nothing else, Lao Fu didn't deserve love, so he deserved to be killed alone, preferably without even a monument?

The last sentence is sober, gentle and spotless. Riddle doesn't deserve it. (Personally I think Anna is the one)

There is no love in Lao Fu. The so-called love of an emotionless sociopath is just used to embroider himself with gold.

Very good. I finished reading the book in the morning and the person was stabbed to death in the afternoon.

This incident tells us that we need to stay rational when facing handsome guys. Where the hell is Riddle so sober, gentle and spotless?

Really, the extra story is as beautiful as a dream. The author's knife really hit me. One second I was crying for the love between Tom and Diana, and the next second, Anna was dead, or from a Horcrux. What should I say, Tom is such a person, he will experience "love and being loved" in the fourth grade. He obviously likes Anna so much. This is his only weakness. In the milky white smoke floating out of the love potion, what he smells is the camellia on Anna's body. Too sharp, okay? Whether it's an overt line or a hidden line, they keep telling me that Tom has Anna in his heart. The original book said that he can't love, but here he will learn to experience "loving and being loved" just because of Diana. But it's useless, even "love" can't save it. Everything he admires makes him only destroy his only weakness, his only love. Can I understand that making Anna a Horcrux is also a piece of candy? Will there be even a second where Tom wants Anna to be with his soul? Or maybe this is still a shard of glass, because he still uses the girl he loves most in his memory as a guarantee for his eternal life. "Love" is not worth "eternal life". Is it still himself that Tom loves most in his heart? It was getting really uncomfortable to watch the end, and my throat is still stuck now. I always feel like I can't take a breath and can't stop, even after watching the extra, because the extra is always an extra, and no matter how sweet it is, it can't make up for the degree of shock to me, as if the extra is just a dream of Tom and Diana, an unrelated thing that didn't happen. In fact, there are a lot of foreshadowings. In many places, many NPCs are reminding Diana to run!! But Anna still fell. She may have found it, but she still... Tom is really cruel and beautiful. The fourth grader is obviously so sweet and considerate. Under Anna's carelessness, I even have a feeling that they can do it. ——But it just feels like the author's ending gave me a fatal blow. But this is indeed the best and the ending that best suits my thoughts. Tom is a person who values ​​glory and walks in darkness all his life. He may experience love and being loved because of a momentary infatuation. The possessiveness born in an instant makes him and Anna have a night of happiness. But I think after getting this happiness, he will stop at it. Because he is still cold intellectually, he knows best what he wants in his heart. He will not allow Anna to become his weakness, all he needs is strength! He has no heart and he won't stop for anyone. Such a person is indeed what Dumbledore said: lack of love From the moment he decided to give up on Anna, he lacked that love. It was he who gave up the last sunshine in his life. I particularly like the summary of Lan Yin Xu Guo. The sun was just right that year, you said your name was Anna, you were so warm and so warm to accompany me, give me love, and fall in love with me, maybe it was a mistake from the beginning.