Sirius Black was fifteen when he realized he had fallen for the sly girl. By then, the Mark of the Death Eaters had already been burned onto Vivian's arm.
Everyone thought Sirius was an elegant, laid-back young man. In Vivian's eyes, he was an idiot.
In 1970, the name Voldemort first appeared in the British wizarding world. Its arrival heralded a bloody storm on a grand scale.
Vivian's parents, two upright Aurors, were used by the pure-blood faction within the Ministry of Magic as a pledge of loyalty to Voldemort. They were framed for conspiring with dark wizards to kill thirteen Aurors, then swiftly executed. This covered up the many heinous crimes committed by the Death Eaters in their early days.
In 1971, Vivian entered Hogwarts, burdened by the slander against her parents and forced to face the fury of their victims' children. Driven by a yearning for power and a fierce desire to protect her family, a girl from a Gryffindor family was sorted into Slytherin. That same year, the Black family produced a Gryffindor.
In Slytherin, where the strong prey on the weak, Vivian tried to seize power within the house from the moment she arrived, all while facing the children of her parents' enemies.
But if she wasn't strong enough, she would be bullied; if she drew too much attention, she risked attracting the notice of the Death Eaters.
Theme: Discrimination in any form is always used as a tool to gain advantage, but there will always be fighters who stand up and strive for justice.
I personally think that Dumbledore and Grindelwald are considered peerless geniuses, while Voldemort is only a little better than James Siris and Snape. Voldemort is seriously biased. His research on black magic is too deep. Among all people, except Grindelwald, he may be the most powerful in offensive magic. But in addition, he is ignorant in some areas... And may also be too arrogant. Of course James Sirius Snape is also a genius. It's just not as awesome as ggad.
I personally think that Dumbledore and Grindelwald are considered peerless geniuses, while Voldemort is only a little better than James Siris and Snape. Voldemort is seriously biased. His research on black magic is too deep. Among all people, except Grindelwald, he may be the most powerful in offensive magic. But in addition, he is ignorant in some areas... And may also be too arrogant. Of course James Sirius Snape is also a genius.
Peter's main problem is that he is not good enough in any house, Slytherin, he will only be attached, his ambition is not enough, and his bloodline is not pure enough. Ravenclaw, his brains and research spirit are not enough. Hufflepuff, he's not loyal enough. Gryffindor, he doesn't have enough courage either. The reason why he went to Gryffindor is undoubtedly that courage can inspire him. If he has a little bit of courage, he will have some probability. In addition, Hufflepuff and Gryffindor are more tolerant than the other two houses, so Peter can only enter these two houses. However, Hufflepuff's requirements for loyalty may be a bit harsh. After all, it is a college where no dark wizard has appeared, so in the end, Peter had to be reluctantly assigned to Gryffindor. Some people are hard to tell apart because they are so good, and every college has its advantages. It's hard to tell some people apart because they are so bad that they are worse in every aspect. And Peter was still young at this time, so he probably wasn't that bad yet, so Gryffindor didn't exclude him. Ps: Regarding Sirius, I feel that it is unlikely that he would suddenly make irresponsible remarks to the heroine's parents without any reason... He may be disgusted in his heart, but it is unlikely that he would say it in person without conflict, especially since he is a friend of James. Even if James was not familiar with him at this time, they probably agreed with each other after they had just scolded Snape. Even when he satirized Snape on the train, it was because he was siding with James and sincerely looking down on Snape. Of course, Snape was a boy and had a very vicious mouth, which also had something to do with it.
Wow, it feels like fun, come on!
So beautiful! Keep up the good work
What a great heroine, I love her