The Potters, core members of the first generation of the Order of the Phoenix, are reborn in the 1970s.
The past belongs to Death, but the future belongs to them. At last, they can use their own hands to make up for all the regrets of their previous lives.
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James (protesting): I don't think I was reborn at the right time QWQ
[[Friendly Reminder]]
1. Both leads are reborn.
2. Gryffindor-focused. Some Slytherins behave just as they do in the original. If you're looking for that noble, aloof aristocratic vibe, don't hesitate to mash the X in the top-right corner!
Very Lily. There was no mutual agreement, because at this time Lily didn't know what would happen after her death. In her eyes, Snape was a standard Death Eater. So although this little Snape did nothing, she could not forget the lives that had been lost innocently. And Lily is actually a very independent and determined person. Just like what she said to Snape when they broke up in fifth grade, you chose your path, and I chose mine.
In fact, I have always wondered where the confidence of some fans who firmly believe that Snape did not kill anyone else when he was a Death Eater and just brewed potions came from?
If I don't see the follow-up to this article, some of my beautiful qualities... Will be lost anyway (?;;`)
Oops, if you lead an evil person, you don't know how painful it will be if you don't have a knife on your own head. It will kill your own heart and soul. Only when I woke up from the dream did I understand the difference between the illusory "rights" that rely on rewards from others and the solid "strength" that I get through my own sweat. However, it was too late. No matter how much I knelt down and licked the corners of the robe and leather shoes of the evil person, it was useless.
I suspect that Harry threw dung eggs at James because James teased him with dung eggs first...
AD: How could this happen. Jpg
All I can think about is Professor McGonagall with her hair in a meticulous bun and climbing a tree seriously (
This chapter was the most painful one I read before. When Lily gave up, it seemed easy, but the heavy feeling, the sadness of being betrayed by a friend and unable to believe it anymore, were all too real. Madam really wrote it very well, and the psychological activities of the characters were too three-dimensional and vivid.
Watching it again, I still feel Lily's gentleness and kindness. Others would guess that Wormtail had betrayed him, but Lily would guess that he was dead. I was so moved when I watched it for the first time. 555
Just the protective magic Lily left for Harry shows how much she loves him. I really wish she could know that Harry survived.
Very Lily. There was no mutual agreement, because at this time Lily didn't know what would happen after her death. In her eyes, Snape was a standard Death Eater. So although this little Snape did nothing, she could not forget the lives that had been lost innocently. And Lily is actually a very independent and determined person. Just like what she said to Snape when they broke up in fifth grade, you chose your path, and I chose mine. In fact, I have always wondered where the confidence of some fans who firmly believe that Snape did not kill anyone else when he was a Death Eater and just brewed potions came from?
If I don't see the follow-up to this article, some of my beautiful qualities... Will be lost anyway (?;;`)
Oops, if you lead an evil person, you don't know how painful it will be if you don't have a knife on your own head. It will kill your own heart and soul. Only when I woke up from the dream did I understand the difference between the illusory "rights" that rely on rewards from others and the solid "strength" that I get through my own sweat. However, it was too late. No matter how much I knelt down and licked the corners of the robe and leather shoes of the evil person, it was useless.
I suspect that Harry threw dung eggs at James because James teased him with dung eggs first...
AD: How could this happen. Jpg
All I can think about is Professor McGonagall with her hair in a meticulous bun and climbing a tree seriously (
This chapter was the most painful one I read before. When Lily gave up, it seemed easy, but the heavy feeling, the sadness of being betrayed by a friend and unable to believe it anymore, were all too real. Madam really wrote it very well, and the psychological activities of the characters were too three-dimensional and vivid.
Watching it again, I still feel Lily's gentleness and kindness. Others would guess that Wormtail had betrayed him, but Lily would guess that he was dead. I was so moved when I watched it for the first time. 555
Just the protective magic Lily left for Harry shows how much she loves him. I really wish she could know that Harry survived.
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