[HP Analysis] Some Speculation on Regulus Black's Character

I very much agree with the comparison between Draco and Reggie. Alas, compared to the lonely Reggie, Draco is really lucky. He has been surrounded by love since he was a child and has so many elders who are willing to help him tide over difficulties when he makes mistakes (Dumbledore, Snape and Narcissa), so how can and how dare some snake yard NCF hate Dumbledore. But I still want to complain. When the Lions and Snakes were making trouble in Hogwarts, what was the principal doing? It felt like he turned a blind eye to the outrageous behavior of the little Death Eaters and Marauders... Please correct me if I'm wrong.

There is really little description of Regulus, but his actions are really fascinating (tears) Every time I speculate about his image and psychology, I feel uncomfortable. His story will be buried at the bottom of the lake forever. Thanks for the great analysis

I once saw a comment after analyzing Regulus's article on Zhihu. The content was something like this: "I don't understand why some people say that Draco Malfoy had no choice. Regulus was in the same situation as him, so why did Rael choose to die..." I don't know how to view this comment. Rael's situation can only be said to be similar to that of little Malfoy. It is indeed the same as what Dada said. Their growing environment is different, their families' attitudes towards them are also different, and of course their final choices and endings are also different. It was a long process that led to the final result. After countless choices, big and small, I think a single sentence of "Rael chose to die" is a bit too thin. Now I dare not say that I understand the character of Rael. Before reading this article, my thinking about this character was too simple and too subjective. In short, I think this article is well analyzed and the evidence is very clear. Finally, to the eternal R. A. B.

Narcissa and Walburga, two mothers, mothers of two sons who became Death Eaters at a young age, the contrast in their reactions was… Absolutely amazing. .

"Lean and dark" is a mistranslation of the Chinese version. The original text is "the frightened old elf and the thin, dark Seeker who had so resembled Sirius..." When discussing with foreign fans before, they told me that dark here does not mean dark skin, but dark hair.

According to some fan fiction interpretations, Walburga is more powerful and has the right to speak, and Orion lacks presence, so it is inferred that Walburg is the favored Black heir. However, in order to ensure that pure blood cannot recruit a wife, Orion is allowed to marry her, and her surname will still be Black. As for the marriage, first of all, the Hei family is very rich. They want more people in their family. In comparison, the heir is more important. Secondly, there are a bunch of people like Sissy, and marriage is completely enough.

The impromptu idea was very reasonable. First of all, there was a huge loophole in that Regulus didn't even try to confirm whether Kreacher could completely destroy the Horcruxes (perhaps he really believed that the elf magic could be that powerful, but he was determined to do such a big thing but missed this key. It is still incredible. The possibility of the impromptu idea being ill-considered increased significantly... It can almost be said to be "certain". Meticulous and detailed planning is impossible. He may not have the chance, time, or more importantly, the energy to continue... Combined with the "suspicious" news that the Order of the Phoenix had heard previously, perhaps the situation he was among the Death Eaters at that time already implied some kind of crisis, and the development of that crisis forced "death" to enter the option of breaking the situation... Internal factors plus external factors, it seems that death is the only option.

The tan is probably from being tanned during training.

The writing is very organized and clear, and each one is convincing and agreeable. This is the little hero Rael in our hearts.

I think that during the First British Wizarding War, LV's external argument was definitely "wizards first", the same as GG, but there was still blood discrimination within the Death Eaters. Muggle-borns are seen as traitors and people who are not worthy of magic. It is a bit like the situation of Muggle-borns during the witch hunts. It is certainly not meant to kill them all, but they are regarded as enemies. Gg is also a dark wizard, with a view of wizard supremacy, and he is also very good at using people and manipulating people's hearts. There are still many opponents. If LV said from the beginning that mixed-blood and Muggle-born people need to be eliminated, then the opponents will have to be counted in batches. LV shouldn't not be able to understand this. Therefore, the early view of lv must be very tempting to those who grew up in the wizarding world. +Lv has high magic power. This may also be the reason why reg was deceived in the early stage.