"I remember our first kiss, our first Christmas date, and how we snuck off to drink honey beer together. I thought I was calm back then. I just needed someone to be with me. To do nothing, just be with me. That person was you, but it could just as easily have been anyone."
"That's true. If I didn't truly... love you."
Tom Riddle x original female protagonist, Annie Collette
I felt a little uncomfortable after watching it. I thought it was a story about the heroine influencing the Dark Lord with love, but the ending turned out to be the heroine standing next to the Dark Lord and watching him turn everyone in the wizarding world into his lackeys. Didn't the heroine love Sirius and Snape? Even if Dumbledore had some thoughts about the heroine's Mark of the Dark Lord, he and other teachers have been protecting the heroine. A gentleman's deeds are not his heart, so the heroine just watched Sirius become a squib??? I thought you, the author, wrote that the heroine resolutely said goodbye to everyone because she wanted to die with the devil's lover and finally save everyone's fate. But you told me that you ended up becoming the little wife beside the Dark Lord, sharing the vanity and power of ruling the magic world with him. It is simply unbelievable.
The first part is really wonderful and vivid. How little Annie struggled to survive alone in London, and how they touched each other in the orphanage. The second part feels a bit broken, very powerless, and trying so hard to live made me see the bright spots in ordinary people. Little Annie is still unable to resist when faced with an attack. She is completely being played in the palm of your hand.
It was well written. Tom finally found someone who loved him deeply, but people are always unscrupulous when they are loved. They don't know how precious that love is. You don't know how to cherish it until you lose it one day. The two children who grew up in the orphanage were both emotionally slow and unhealthy. One could not control his love despite being hurt repeatedly, and the other was afraid of being hurt and dared not admit his love. Fortunately, Anne bravely took that step first, and Tom, after understanding Anne's importance to him, pursued her at all costs, and finally they were together. Love is restraint, control, possession, and making concessions for the other person. I'm glad that Tom understands love and finally has a happy family.
I can't imagine how complicated the psychological activities of Lily and James in the original world line were when they saw Voldemort running thousands of miles and searching for their traces all over the world just to come to say Merry Christmas [covering face and crying]
I stayed up late to finish reading it. The author's writing is very interesting.
Tom, you better really love her and cherish her! (Clenched fists) (Ready to go)
Pay wages.
Really good... Cute...
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh watching Annie being deceived and hurt bit by bit so frustrated and sad ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Wasn't this the time when Lily and Snape had a falling out? In this way, Snape didn't say any curse words, and he and Lily were still friends, so they wouldn't have snitched on her later, right? So logical! Madam, you are so awesome
Annie is really kind, and every time she fights back it's because she was cornered. .
I felt a little uncomfortable after watching it. I thought it was a story about the heroine influencing the Dark Lord with love, but the ending turned out to be the heroine standing next to the Dark Lord and watching him turn everyone in the wizarding world into his lackeys. Didn't the heroine love Sirius and Snape? Even if Dumbledore had some thoughts about the heroine's Mark of the Dark Lord, he and other teachers have been protecting the heroine. A gentleman's deeds are not his heart, so the heroine just watched Sirius become a squib??? I thought you, the author, wrote that the heroine resolutely said goodbye to everyone because she wanted to die with the devil's lover and finally save everyone's fate. But you told me that you ended up becoming the little wife beside the Dark Lord, sharing the vanity and power of ruling the magic world with him. It is simply unbelievable.
The first part is really wonderful and vivid. How little Annie struggled to survive alone in London, and how they touched each other in the orphanage. The second part feels a bit broken, very powerless, and trying so hard to live made me see the bright spots in ordinary people. Little Annie is still unable to resist when faced with an attack. She is completely being played in the palm of your hand.
It was well written. Tom finally found someone who loved him deeply, but people are always unscrupulous when they are loved. They don't know how precious that love is. You don't know how to cherish it until you lose it one day. The two children who grew up in the orphanage were both emotionally slow and unhealthy. One could not control his love despite being hurt repeatedly, and the other was afraid of being hurt and dared not admit his love. Fortunately, Anne bravely took that step first, and Tom, after understanding Anne's importance to him, pursued her at all costs, and finally they were together. Love is restraint, control, possession, and making concessions for the other person. I'm glad that Tom understands love and finally has a happy family.
I can't imagine how complicated the psychological activities of Lily and James in the original world line were when they saw Voldemort running thousands of miles and searching for their traces all over the world just to come to say Merry Christmas [covering face and crying]
I stayed up late to finish reading it. The author's writing is very interesting.
Tom, you better really love her and cherish her! (Clenched fists) (Ready to go)
Pay wages. Really good... Cute...
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh watching Annie being deceived and hurt bit by bit so frustrated and sad ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Wasn't this the time when Lily and Snape had a falling out? In this way, Snape didn't say any curse words, and he and Lily were still friends, so they wouldn't have snitched on her later, right? So logical! Madam, you are so awesome
Annie is really kind, and every time she fights back it's because she was cornered. .