Harry Potter: I Hear It Can’t Be Trusted

I actually feel like Rex is lonely too. The Avery family is lifeless, cold and repressive. Growing up in such an environment, it is normal for Rex to become extreme and crazy. Although he, like many children from pure-blood families at that time, inherited the family's decadent and extreme thoughts and styles, he at least still had a trace of sincerity left.

Peter loves his friends very much, but his personal interests come before his friends, so when his own life is threatened, he can give up his friends

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I also want to watch the extra episode about my brother. It's quite emotional. I can't seem to get rid of this kind of family by myself.

I think that although Rex is in a bad mental state, crazy, and full of fanatical Death Eater thoughts, he still has some family affection for Heidi and cares and helps him out of the family's standpoint; Heidi's parents are really indifferent.

It feels a bit like "Little Women" to me, and I'm really looking forward to the opportunity for James to fall in love with Heidi. I think it's because she is a unique Slytherin, and even has similar rebelliousness, self-pursuit and maverickness to Sirius. As James said in the article, "I like your completely different soul in the Avery family, and the way you play piano and Quidditch. Amidst everyone's joy, I only look at you." Undoubtedly, just like most pure-blood families in Slytherin have a proud and exclusive attitude towards other houses, James also has strong hostility and prejudice towards Slytherin. Seeing that, he hated Snape and believed that Slytherins were all people who believed in pure-blood supremacy, were superior, discriminated against Muggle-borns, were stuck in their own ways, and were self-righteous; and Heidi Avery broke James's perception - although she was born in a pure-blood family, she did not have the rigidity, arrogance and affectation of the pure-blood family. She pursued independence and was very self-centered from beginning to end. I think this is what attracts James - to be brave and true to yourself. It is difficult for us to have the courage to break the status quo, to remain ourselves soberly and truly, without succumbing to the environment; but Sirius broke away and rebelled desperately, and smashed the hypocrisy of the pure-blood family with his lonesome courage without hesitation. The pro generation is such an era that struggles in darkness and ignorance, pursuing authenticity and light. In that period when everything is unclear and turbulent, courage is so precious! It is the greatest quality of human beings and the fire of the soul that Prometheus finally gave to mankind. It is precisely because of firm courage and belief that people will unswervingly hit the wall and open up a path in the boundless darkness. And Heidi Avery has that kind of courage. I love Heidi's optimism. Her optimism is a rebellion against "the reality that is not optimistic". Emma Down once said something that I think fits Heidi very well: "I love the word "resistance" very much. Resistance, resistance to all constraints and prejudices, resistance to baseless judgments, resistance to all arguments, complaints, abandonment, ambition and confusion that harm others and benefit oneself. Resist and smile. " We can see Heidi narrating her campus life in a humorous and friendly tone, teasing about the interesting things and troubles that constantly happen in her life; her inner changes and activities, her various complaints about the magical world, her dealings and scheming with her mentally disturbed brother, and her perfunctory treatment of her fiancé. And contempt, hesitation, confusion and relief after falling in love... "She is gentle, lovely, self-respecting and self-loving, worthy of the world's love!" At the end of the worthy story, Heidi and James have grown into better people, and they will move towards "their unique future" together. Derek is a character whose appearance is brief but impressive. In this article, he is not just the "second male lead" who is there to advance the plot and convince the male and female protagonists of their feelings, but a real, flesh-and-blood person. This is also the most outstanding part of the novel. Although there is not much writing, a gentle, delicate, knowledgeable boy who seems shy but becomes very talkative in the field he loves and has profound thoughts has come to life in front of the readers. Derek Ifel is a character who cannot help but evoke reverie and deserves to be explored in detail. His tenderness, consideration and respect for Heidi, and his final sad exit are extremely moving. I heard that it is not trustworthy; only the warmth from your palm makes me convinced that this is the truth that belongs to me. As Heidi said at the end, "Every journey has an end, but fortunately, the next journey is still going on." Then just keep going. I am lucky because you are the one accompanying me on this new journey.

After chasing each other for so long, they are finally together! ! The beginning of the story is a relaxed and cheerful "scene of family names". Taking the time traveler Heidi as the first perspective, a lively youth comedy begins. Heidi is the youngest daughter of the Eli family, a pure-blood family. This identity destined her to face more involuntary choices. Even as a time traveler, one has to be affected by the background of the time, and one's own generation was an era when pure-blood theory was prevalent and Voldemort was on the rise. Heidi's parents are the most traditional pure-blood family wizards, and Heidi's brother Rex is a fanatical Death Eater reserve. Although Heidi's life seems calm and dull, it is always shrouded in a shadow of anxiety and terror, and Heidi herself is like a small boat, spinning alone on this seemingly calm and boundless sea. I can see the optimism in Heidi: she always tries her best to enjoy herself in the boring, day-to-day life. In Heidi's seemingly self-deprecating and humorous remarks and psychological activities, she felt that she was actually confused, pale, and lifeless inside. And James was like a bright, warm, and extremely vital flame that illuminated Heidi's lonely heart. Heidi's hesitation, shyness and joy after she fell in love were so different from her initial drifting and negative attitude! And Derek Ifel, my favorite character in the past two years, how could he be such an elegant and gentle person! Although the appearance is brief and not much is depicted, it is so touching. There is also the warm friendship between the predators, which is as warm as summer. When little Peter made a wish, I suddenly smiled in my heart. This is the gorgeous parent generation, the dazzling parent generation. To the predators, let us work together towards a future that is unique to us.

Hahahahahaha James can really make you laugh to death

The ending did not have that settled feeling. Whether it was Heidi's Death Eater brother Rex, the Avery family, or the period when Voldemort was rising and war was imminent, I couldn't help but feel a sense of crisis and worry; and James's final confession made me feel at ease. I have no doubt that they will separate. With James' determination, persistence and bravery, he will never give up. The language of the whole novel is fresh and lively, lively and humorous, and the way of character creation is also very concise. Since it is a short story, the emotional development is slightly insufficient and it is full of energy. About the heroine Heidi, I want to say that she is a girl with contradictions and separation, loneliness and confusion. At the beginning of the story, as a time traveler, Heidi watched the magical world as a bystander who stayed away from the incident. "This world is just a novel", and Heidi believed that she was nothing more than a background board and there was no need to be involved. In the following story, while having a series of emotional entanglements with James, Heidi also gradually realized that the friends and classmates around her were all flesh-and-blood, live and real "people" with their own joys, sorrows, joys and lives, not just characters in novels. The world affects her, and she also affects the world; Heidi's attitude of passive escape has changed: she begins to try to get out of the inner "Avery Ancestral House", and the appearance of James is like a bright and warm light shining into her dark and lifeless inner world. As a time traveler, Heidi's core is modern: trendy, inclusive, open, and the most important thing is "equality." Therefore, Heidi was incompatible with the Avery family and the social atmosphere of the time. Avery is an ancient, conservative and feudal pure-blood wizarding family. Like many girls from other pure-blood families at that time, Heidi received a traditional lady education in order to prepare for marriage with a well-matched family when she reached marriageable age. When she was 13 years old, her parents chose Evan Rozier for her, an arrogant, sanctimonious, selfish man who, like her brother Rex, was full of fanatical pure-blood ideas. Heidi has always used a modern, casual, humorous and relaxed tone to talk about her life and what happened. However, what is hidden under the modern "Internet buzzwords" is the depression, confusion and fear of a misfit soul who is trapped and squeezed by reality in that turbulent undercurrent, old-fashioned and closed era environment. Heidi was inevitably assimilated into the pure-blood family, and she became conflicted - on the one hand, she wanted to break away Trapped in her family, she longed for the familiar life of the Muggle world, with independence and freedom; on the one hand, she was hesitant and fearful, not confident that she could reintegrate into the Muggle world after being isolated in a pure-blood family for many years, so she chose to escape, go with the flow, and devote herself to the calm before the storm. It can be seen from this that the contradictions in the wizarding society at that time affected everyone to a greater or lesser extent, and no one could be immune to the torrent of the times. Most of Heidi's Slytherin classmates support pure-blood theory, and it is commonplace to exclude other houses and bully Muggle-borns. What's more, Heidi's brother and fiancé, for example, have begun to secretly participate in pure-blood propaganda rallies and become Death Eater reserves; including her best friend Alice Shafik, a pure-blood wizard born and raised in England. She takes it for granted that Muggles and Muggle-born people are inferior and humble. Heidi was lonely from beginning to end, no one really understood her, her interests and thoughts; she always played different roles to deal with different people and things, which made her exhausted and full of uncertainty and uneasiness about the future. I think this is also the root cause of Heidi's "bad appearance". It was also out of this lonely mood that she invited James and Sirius to attend the Muggle New Year's Eve party. When the grand and gorgeous fireworks exploded in the night sky, Heidi's heart that had been separated for a long time was also released. And later on, the person who most directly brought her this warm, happy and fiery infection, and finally prompted her to change, was James. "Amidst the bustle of people, I only looked at you." James is the turning point in Heidi's life and the possibility of a new life. (Not finished, I will post it after I finish. I want to continue analyzing James and the second male lead, Derek)

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