The title is inspired by Coetzee's "Foe": the process of "de-aristocraticizing" Defoe and deconstructing it into foe is a reinterpretation of Defoe and his novels. Similarly, disassembling Malfoy (French: Mal Foi, treachery, sinful creed) and omitting the prefix to become "" is also an attempt to deconstruct Rowling's works and understand the HP world in another way (foi means "faith, promise, creed"). Rowling's portrayal of Slytherin was too serious and uncomfortable, so she decided to write this article, hoping to re-examine the blood theory and talent theory that are regarded as the norm in the wizarding world; the Slytherin family's creed of life; and the characters in gray areas such as Malfoy and Snape.
Ps 1 The heroine is not Mary Sue, Golden Finger can only travel with a script, (however, Goose's first time traveling is to the parent generation, so it's not very useful), the cp has not yet been determined. If "Sense and Sensibility" is used as a reference, the heroine is definitely not a Gryffindor-style cutie like Marianne, and her personality is more like Eleanor.
2 Is not an abusive article, but strictly controls sugar.
3The important chapters of this article are presented from the complementary perspectives of women and men. One of the perspectives will be written in English to express the care and comparison between language and gender (the bad habit of English college students...). But there is no problem if you just read from any perspective, you can follow the plot.
4. A small part of the background and time may be different from the official settings.
5Happy newbie writing pictures, I would like to commemorate the hp series and pay tribute to the professor.
Intent: Every saint has a past and every sinister a future. (Oscar Wilde)