[Harry Potter: Sirius Black] A Muggle's Guide

Since this is my first full review, I will also give this my first long review hahahaha. When I first started liking the Harry Potter series, I hated the four Gryffindors. The incident of taking off his trousers was too direct. When reading or watching the movie, it is difficult not to feel that Snape was being bullied at school. His only friend actually laughed when he did not protect him, and then his blood pressure soared... Justice and evil are very abstract concepts that most people cannot understand, let alone do. But anyone who takes off his pants can understand what is going on, and it is clear who is right and who is wrong in this matter. The original work does not point out what Snape did when he became a Death Eater, but if you think about it carefully, you may have done it all, not to mention burning, killing, looting, or at least helping others to do evil and not saving him. In addition, everyone likes to put themselves into Lily - this intuitive scene of giving everything is really special and touching. But in fact, there is only one Lily, and we are Muggles. Snape only showed his love after Lily died, so I think one description is particularly appropriate, "brave coward". Did Snape really love Lily? I'm afraid it's the symbol of friendship and love in his heart. The conflict between the hijacker and Snape is not about the friction between classmates in school, but about peace and war, justice and evil. They are just magnified on the students. When asked in isolation, normal people would choose peace cautiously, but when it comes to specific issues, Snape followed Voldemort, so being humiliated would cause a certain amount of impulsiveness and confusion. Maybe it's because of cultural differences. We are used to the perfect sage. It's like a piece of white paper is stained. People can only see the dirty things subconsciously, and then feel disgusted. We are always more tolerant of those who want to correct their mistakes, and inevitably have the greatest sympathy for the tragedy that is about to collapse, but ignore the value of hard work and persistence in justice. Crying children get candy. Even I never thought that one day I would read a Sirius fanfic. I can only say that the sense of substitution is really terrible sometimes. If you step out of their stories and look at them from the perspective of an ordinary person, or really treat them as a living person, you can especially understand why Lily chose James in the end. Let's talk about this. Therefore, this book can actually be regarded as an unpopular one among the fans of the Harry Potter series. The reason why Sirius is popular is that he died for Harry Potter and is just the "godfather". The reading volume may not have much to do with the name he chooses. Most people don't really care about the life of this character. Sirius's state after the war is particularly realistic, and the reading experience is very three-dimensional. The same goes for everyone else. Harry did not put down everything in his hands because of his godfather's post-war trauma, and Lupine did not pay too much attention to it. Everyone has their own life, and no one can carry other people's lives on their backs, as if this is a normal and ordinary world. There is absolutely no distortion of the world in order to please readers. This is really not easy. No one loves his or her character more than the writer of the book. According to the routine, if Sirius wants to chase a Muggle, isn't it easy to catch him? As long as he reveals his title as a war hero and his unrestrained and unrestrained character contains a little bit of wounds, the heroine should go crazy and use her life to warm others. Then the author wrote at most that they got married, which seemed to give a perfect ending. In fact, real tragedies happen in places we can't see. This book has become a new world. I really want to believe that they can live well in the parallel world after the war. My wife gave this book a future. The meaning of fandom lies in sharing. Only real people can have real love. To be honest, I personally learned a lot from reading this novel, and I can see that he is a person who has insights into life. I'm very happy to read this and stay tuned. I'm also looking forward to my wife's new work. From a snake that got into the lion's yard

This article is really special. Although it is a redemption article, it is not Zoey who redeems Sirius, but because Sirius chose to save himself for the sake of their possibilities and future because he fell in love with Zoey. Sirius actually stayed on the day James died and never came out. His self-blame and self-loathing did not disappear because of the end of the war, the death of his enemies, and the company of Harry and Remus. Living in Grimmauld No. 12, Letting pain and nightmares devour him, feeling James' old voice and appearance in pain like drinking poison to quench thirst, even though he knew very well that it was an illusion, but so what? This is nowhere near as painful as having to accept the fact that James is dead. (Of course, Sirius has not completely given up on himself. He knows very well that there is something wrong with him. He just has no direction and no motivation.) The appearance of Zoey and the rising interest in Zoey made Sirius really have the idea of ​​"stability", which was unconsciously moving forward; in order to have a stable future with Zoey and hope that he could get better, this was consciously moving forward. It was Sirius's independent self-rescue, and Zoey's companionship and comfort was the source of Sirius' courage to save himself. PS: I don't mean to humanize Zoey tools~

It's unimaginable. I read this article before going to bed at night and read it in one sitting. It's now 7:30 and I feel mixed.

It feels like I have saved up money for a long time to buy something, but my boyfriend said, I contacted the manufacturer and said he could give it away for free.

There was a time when I was very obsessed with Sirius, so I read a lot of fanfics. This article is definitely among the top three of the original female Sirius fanfics that I have read. The writing is really great! The article grasps Sirius' post-war recovery really well. It can see Zoe's positive influence without letting people ignore his own efforts. It can also be seen from my wife's words and Zoe's way of dividing and handling "own affairs" that my wife attaches great importance to "individual independence". This is one of the reasons why I enjoyed this article so much. They redeem each other, but it does not make people feel like they are waiting for redemption. Their own subjective initiative plays a decisive role. Even in an intimate relationship, they maintain their most unique aspects. Even though they have many fundamentally different ways of thinking and it takes a long time for them to get along, it still makes people feel that both the two and the love between them are very lovable and full of hope. I must emphasize that I really like Zoe! She is sober, has a strong sense of boundaries, has clear goals, and has a strong heart, but at the same time she also has her own confusion and hesitation, and she is both mature and "childish". She is a very plump woman. It can also be seen that my wife has devoted a lot of love to the characters in the novel. She is not a tool of Su's character, she is flesh and blood.

Does Zoey hope that Brett will be suppressed because of unspoken rules and not for other reasons? Do you feel that if you use Sirius' method, you will feel a sense of emptiness, as if you have worked hard for a long time but it is not that useful?

I always thought that Sirius would always be tenacious, but I never thought that the death of his friends and more than ten years in prison would leave him with wounds that are difficult to heal [burst crying]

Zoe is so handsome, cool and beautiful! A girlfriend who loves playing sports, singing and dancing, and is also caring and cute... Sirius, you eat so well!

I think it's understandable that Zoe doesn't want to accept Sirius' help, but I think it's very reasonable to cooperate with another big boss in order to defeat Brian. There's no need to feel uncomfortable. Isn't it a bit too naive for a thirty-year-old person to still not accept these methods? Based on her experience, she shouldn't be obsessed with this.

While watching it, I kept wondering if Rowling also felt that the combination of wizards and Muggles could easily lead to tragedy, so the half-bloods of her main characters were Voldemort and Snape. It wasn't until I recently watched Fantastic Beasts 3 and revisited the first two that I remembered that Rowling wrote the very cute Jacob the Chosen One. So I feel that the heart of a Muggle who is happily married to a wizard in the context of the magical world must be mature, gentle, sincere, firm and powerful. Jacob is, and so is Zoe. Thank you to the author for the story. I really, really like the line in FB1 when Jacob sees the magical animals. It is roughly "I must not be dreaming. I don't have such a good brain to imagine this." So I hope the author can write a side story where Zoe is completely immersed in experiencing the magical world. It will be particularly interesting. Thank you again for bringing such a special story??