The name "Rosalind" comes from Shakespeare's "As You Like It" and means the blooming rose. Compared to the Damascus rose, known as the King of Roses, Rosalind is more like a weathered wild rose. She is tough, tenacious and beautiful.
This article tells the story of Rosalind Easton (Rosalind Grindelwald)'s experience growing up at Hogwarts, with campus life as the main line. The heroine will not have too much interaction with the protagonist trio (that is, join the trio), and the endings of most characters respect the original work. Not a black snake, not a black lion. However, friends who cannot accept the negative connotations of Draco, Pansy and others can retreat, retreat, retreat. But I believe they are all kind at heart. The heroine will fight against the blood theory (I personally do not support the blood theory), so Draco and others will have a negative tone.
Note: This is my first time writing an article, please feel free to comment. Welcome to provide opinions and catch bugs. I am a student, so updates, replies, and modifications may not be timely, so please forgive me.
Intention: Read the article happily