
[Harry Potter] Flames of War and Shooting Stars
hp烽火与流星
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I really like the last sentence: Goddess of destiny does not spin her yarn according to people's will. My wife's writing style really has a sharp sense of mystery 🤩
I really like the interaction between Rael and Rowena. It feels very reassuring. The relationship between brother and sister is good.
It's like completing the parent generation! I really like the big text!!
There are two things that attract me about this picture. One is the depiction of Slughorn, which is very consistent with my impression of him in the original work. He is obviously self-interested, but has some sincerity towards truly talented people (maybe half sincere feelings and half investment in talents). The other is that James and Sirius clearly stated that they don't like Peter that much. This is almost never seen in all fan fiction. The author's setting is very interesting. In fact, I don't understand the feelings of these four people in the original work. The balance of power is extremely one-sided (J&S). Lupine is a grateful and smart man, but Peter can contribute too little (emotional resonance, intelligence, personal charm, etc.). However, James and Sirius in the original work actually trust Peter with their lives. In my understanding, this means that in their hearts, Peter has the same trust in them. But it was obviously not the case, because the reason they chose Peter as their secret keeper was just because it was inconspicuous, and it seemed that they had not considered what might happen after Peter was caught. The arrogance that comes from being born with smooth sailing. So I think the psychology of the two of them when the author wrote this is also valid.
There has never been a heroine that I can empathize with so deeply, that kind of Ravenclaw-style detachment and overlooking lifestyle. Maybe this explains why I prefer Regulus so much, the author portrays their need for each other very well. I enjoyed reading it so much
Oh my god, I just found out that the update has been renewed [bursts into tears] I'm really going to cry.
🥺 omg I'm so happy to be able to see the follow-up
The author is very good at writing!!
Hey, I remember Millicent mentioned in the previous article that she was a Shafiq?
Ah... Lily is still alive now. How did Snape change his mind? I may have missed it.