(Harry Potter) Shooting the Heavenly Wolf

Snape did love Lily and would love her forever. But I really can't be a fan of him. His love makes me feel sad and ridiculous. On the one hand, he betrayed his "faith" for love; on the other hand, he turned a blind eye to a tragedy and even promoted it with his own hands. Could he not understand what that prophecy represented? At least three lives. It wasn't until he understood that the prophecy was referring to Lily's child that he regretted it and became a spy. The break between him and Lily was inevitable. Lily would treat James coldly because he was her friend, but he would only explain to Lily in private. In essence, he didn't think it was wrong to hurt Muggle-born wizards other than Lily. It sounds great, a great lover who only treats you differently. But this is terrible for a smart girl. You two have different values. His friend will hurt you, your friends, and your relatives, and even he will hurt your friends and your relatives. You can never ask him what he did last night, whether he tortured a family of innocent Muggles to death, or broke a railroad track and killed countless people. It's even possible that the people he "pleased" with last night were your parents, a kind-hearted old Muggle couple. And you will never be introduced to his friends, in order to "protect" you. Because you will never be considered a "person" in the eyes of his friends, not because you have done anything heinous, but just because you have a pair of parents who don't know magic. Is it scary?

It's understandable that the heroine doesn't forgive Snape, because he is the only blood relative who has the fate of him! She had reason to hate. This also revealed the nature and dangers of Death Eaters. Harry is really good. He doesn't have excessive hatred for Peter or Snape, and even respects Snape. No matter what he did later, Snape indirectly caused the death of his parents and left him an orphan, growing up in a world of beatings and scoldings. My wife stopped writing other plots and had to make up her own imagination. After the imagination, the heroine found something was wrong and found the truth to get Xiaotian out. Then the butterfly effect won't kill so many people in the end

I really came here for Sirius, why did it end like this? …

"I wish you a long life and will always remember Lily." Md is so cool. This is what I have always wanted to say to Snape. I have also gone through the process of going from being a fan to being a fan of Snape. In the past, I was influenced by movies. After I really understood the story of my ancestors, I hated him so much. I can't understand why those who have read the original book still like him so much? ? Wrong is wrong. No matter how much he repented after causing other people's death, he still refused to return the dead person. Moreover, he only repented to Lily and had no remorse for James (and James had saved him). Seeing Harry treat him so badly, is this the attitude of a truly repentant person? ? And like the author said, if Lily lives and James and Harry die, will he still regret it? ? I guess I will continue to be his Death Eater, addicted to black magic, and enjoy killing people. Maybe I will be happy that my old enemy is finally dead. Haha, I have never felt sorry for him. Everything is his own choice. Lily and he are not from the same world at all. In the end, he chose the latter between Lily and black magic. Lily does not owe him anything. I hope all the idiot fans can understand that it was not Lily who betrayed your professor! It was your professor who brought it upon yourself and even killed her! He should spend the rest of his life to atone for his sins! He is not pathetic at all! !

So I came to fall in love with Sirius and ended up eating a mouth full of knives??

This is a mess, right? This is so fucking disgusting.

Author: What should I do if I find that I have become like a copywriter... I used to love Slytherin the most, especially Snape - but now I almost want to leave after seeing his CP articles! Is there only one man in the world? Why are there so few articles about someone other than Snape?

Oh my god, what happened ten years ago, I guess the author may have children now...

Finally, I came across an article with such upright views! I never thought Snape was great. His greatness was only based on the fact that Lily died because of him. He would not feel remorse for the death of others.

Em... Sirius is a little aggrieved?