[Harry Potter Fan Fiction] The Waning Years

(The following contains spoilers) The only novel I cried while reading, they lived well in another world, but the story in the magical world did not achieve a family-friendly ending after all. Tom's feelings for Charlotte were too complicated and entangled to be separated. It was deeply buried under the iceberg of interests and ambitions, and only when it exploded could one see how deep it was. One more thing, I will always hate irresponsible parents. I haven't read many HP fanfics, but the delicate psychological description in this one made me deeply sympathize with Charlotte. The choices she made were denied with a yelling letter (being sorted into Slytherin); the love she longed for was occupied by another woman and daughter; the school life she loved was overshadowed by a few bullies. She sympathizes with the weak and yearns for light, but allows herself to fall into darkness. Life was too difficult to find any light, so she never forgot Tom, who helped her when she was young. She found sustenance and dependence, but this dependence was too insecure. The love she wanted was destined to be unattainable. She knew this fact and at the same time had illusions. In pain, she wanted to find some proof that Tom was tired of her, but she was moved by some loving details. I personally think that such an ending is a happy ending in another sense. Death is the way to escape from the world, and fruitless love will no longer be pursued. The denied self will make the abuser repent for the rest of his life...

Wow, she was treated like this by her brother, disliked and bullied by her classmates, and her father probably didn't care much about her. She still asked her parents to become a little angel of justice.

At the end, the most annoying thing is the heroine's brother and father, look what they did to her. Alas, in the end, it was the heroine who originally had a bright heart that gradually distanced herself from Voldemort. But actually I think that although Voldemort is a heinous bastard, he has done a lot for the heroine and considers her more than her family. It can only be said that in the end, light defeated darkness, not love.

One person writes a bloody book to torture the old man, and the heroine rises!

The heroine is really kind. If I were treated like this, I would kill one Avada Kedavra for each one.

Oh, I have a headache from crying. It's too much, but it looks good.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh why can't the heroine's stance be firmer? Either absolutely good or absolutely evil. Of course, I know this is absolutely impossible. But why can't we be absolutely certain about one thing? Isn't it okay to be kind to those who threaten Tom?

It was well written. Except for the sweet last chapter, I cried throughout the whole novel. It was so good that I cried.

This family really has double standards, and it's not without reason that the heroine's character is developed.

Oh my god, you tortured me to death, my tears are worthless