Snow Blind

Dedicated to snowblind First of all, I am very grateful to the teacher from the 16th century for creating "Snowblind", a story about Draco and Harry's redemption of each other. There is no word of love between them, but they express their feelings for each other through actions. Companionship is the longest confession of love. They are the best portrayal of "it's you in the beginning and it will be you for the rest of my life". The teacher's description of the war and his grasp of the characters are very good in the article, and he vividly depicts the psychology and performance of everyone who has experienced the war. It also vividly expresses the conflicting and delicate feelings between Draco and Harry. The war described by the teacher is more cruel than the original work, and the Harry is also more powerful and pale. He has experienced cruel wars and has been growing up in loss. I think just as the teacher wrote, he wished he was not the savior countless times. He just wanted to have a family and wanted those people to live. The teacher's description of the post-war war is also very true. When the darkness passes, what greets us may not be the dawn in people's hearts. During the war, because we have the same enemy, we can unanimously speak to the outside world. At least on the surface, no one will have any objections. But when the war is over, the darkness turns from the surface to people's hearts. Under the beautiful and lush trees, the light from the green leaves shines on the ground. It looks so harmonious and beautiful, but it also hides countless stinking maggots, using their unique way to moisturize the ground that has been stepped on by countless people. The Harry described by the teacher is that tree, beautiful and lush on the outside but scarred on the inside. He is tortured by guilt. In the article, he has been at the forefront of the war. Perhaps he is injuring himself and torturing himself so that his pain can have an outlet. Or perhaps these actions contain his will to die. The teacher's Harry, as a survivor, has a deep survivor syndrome. He blames himself and wonders why he was not the one who left. He lived alone in a harsh and almost masochistic way, unwilling to contact the outside world, and even gave up his desire to be an Auror. The original pride was gone, and the appearance of the beginning was lost. Hermione and Ron embarked on the path of their passion after the war and will also enter the palace of marriage. Ginny and Neville supported each other during the war and finally came together. Everyone is moving forward, they are all trying to come out and embrace a new life, but it seems that only Harry stays where he is. To Draco Malfoy in the text, Harry Potter has always been that special being. I have no way of knowing whether it was because of Harry that he chose to bear everything and turn against Harry, but he could recognize Harry at the wedding of Ron and Hermione after drinking Polyjuice Potion, he could stay at St. Mungo's just for Harry's words, and he could rush to Harry in panic regardless of his aristocratic image the moment he discovered that Harry was blind. He had very complicated feelings for Harry, and he wanted to get close but didn't dare. The same goes for Harry, who will make Hedwig with berries and snow in front of him to express his memory. Draco, written by the teacher, is a typical example of someone who is disdainful and upright. He would say disgusting words while letting Hedwig made of snow fly, just like the real Hedwig. He would also want to hold Harry's hand, but he would shrink back at the last second due to fragile and conflicting feelings. Later, he changed his name to White to take care of and treat Harry. White is the English translation, which means white in English. Deep in his heart, he also hoped that everything could be as white and clean as this name and that he could start over. He always showed a kind of caution towards Harry, just like the teacher wrote, "They held each other tightly and tried their best to stay away from each other." The teacher's Draco is heart-wrenching. When he knows some of the truths that he has been pursuing or accidentally discovered, he may be afraid and regret knowing that those truths seem so absurd to him in the face of reality. The group portraits of teachers are written so realistically. Each of them is a person who has experienced the war. They are all telling themselves that they want to go out, but they all know that this is impossible. George lost Fred and his happiness. When the teacher was writing, the discomfort made me unable to breathe, and tears kept rolling in my eyes. He was similar to Harry but not the same. He advised Harry to move forward and not stop where he was, but he was also advising himself. War will not be lenient just because you are a Gryffindor, nor will it punish you twice because you are a Slytherin. Everyone is the same in war. Pansy Parkinson lost her family, everything she owned, In the process of treatment, they have a new beginning with a new identity. Harry is no longer the savior, just a patient with snow blindness, and Draco is no longer the nemesis, but an ordinary Slytherin therapist. They would chat together and have afternoon tea together. Draco would read to Harry, who was blind. At the same time, he also respected Harry's pride and maintained an appropriate distance. It wasn't until that conversation involving the wand that Harry opened up to Draco so much that he cried in front of him. After everything was revealed, those bloody wounds tortured them. They roared at each other, releasing what had been buried deep inside them. They are really similar to a certain extent. They reject care from others, feel that they can take on everything, and make up for the mistakes they seem to have made according to their own ideas without leaving a word. Later, Harry wanted Draco to live, but Draco refused indifferently, which gave me the feeling that he was taking revenge on Harry, maybe not even revenge, like I still like you, but that's it, I'm just tired. They were redeeming each other, and after Draco pulled him out of the mire, I seemed to see the brave, determined, and energetic Harry again. He ran towards the person he wanted to keep. Snow runs through the entire text, whether it is the snow blindness that started everything, or the midsummer snow that turned everything around. Snow falls at every turn, just like something is growing quietly under the vast snow cover, whether it is darkness or their quiet and pure love. What impressed me most was the Quidditch match at Hogwarts, Harry's mischief to win, and even the kiss in the icy lake afterwards, they still loved each other. We are all like children, acting out of trust and dependence. Even when Draco decided to run towards his death alone, it was a snowy Christmas Eve. The moment I finally saw Draco dying, it was really hurtful. I really wanted to crawl into the book, shake him awake, and yell at him, why can't you be braver, you coward, the person you love is already running towards you again, why should you choose to give up! I really like the teacher's writing and his control over the characters. This is Draco and Harry in my mind, they are ordinary people, just like us. In fact, I really didn't dare to watch it a second time. Some of my feelings were so hurt that I actually cried. The above are all my personal thoughts. If I have offended the teacher in any way, I hope the teacher will forgive me. I am really grateful to the teacher for working hard to write this Deha classic, so that I can have the honor to witness their unique stories and possibilities.

I don't know how many times I have watched it, but every time I watch it I still sigh, it is another day where I shed tears for Deha's beautiful love.

Thank you very much to those who recommended Snow Blind. It's so beautiful. Every character has no OOC. I cried to death.

For every Deha there is a poor Ron who gets devastated hahahaha I love Snowblind so much!

I love it so much. I watch it every year.

I've finished the tweets I often see from Deha, so I'll take them as a souvenir.

That is to say, I finally found this article based on the recommendations! My wife is great, no matter be or he. Druid, you being alive is Harry's best Christmas gift.

Um? I remember there was a side story?

Deha Town Circle Divine Text! ! Woo woo woo

Thank you for your kindness in not killing, long live HE! ! (I really cried to death!)