HP: Exile

Oh my gosh it's over! When I saw Inez surrounded, I really didn't think that she would really die. When I came over and saw her body, I thought she had escaped by some means and left behind a fake body. The large section of Lao Fu's perspective that follows is so well written! The time span is large but the connection is natural. I was relieved to see that Henry was shot first in Avada's house and then burned. At least he wasn't burned alive TT When watching Inez's perspective, I always feel that I can see the world through her unique eyes and be infected by her courage. She doesn't hesitate to express her opinions and is honest when she's wrong. She is always sincere when facing others, but she is also so calm and brave when facing herself. I really like her! Switching to Voldemort's perspective feels completely different. Unlike Inez, he rarely really knows what he is thinking. The world is always covered with a thick blood-colored filter in his eyes, and his heart always seems to be soaked in sulfuric acid. He has no other ability but to corrode himself and those close to him. Fortunately, Inez was not an indecisive person. She withdrew quickly and promptly. She was even able to say goodbye to him with pity because she had found her own peace and family. In the end, I saw Inez and her friends crying together. Fortunately, they can be reunited after death, and all the regrets in life will be filled one by one. P. S. When I saw Lao Fu going to find Henry, I suddenly felt that the three of them had a Wuthering Heights triangle feel. Hahahahaha. In terms of personality, Lao Fu is more like Heathcliff, but their hair color and eyes match surprisingly well! Moreover, the actor who played Heathcliff in the 1992 version of the movie also played Lao Fu. This actor played three lunatics hahahahaha

The heroine didn't care about Tom's pua at first, but she gradually became like Tom. She could be said to obey his words and lose herself. I felt really sad. She clearly said that no one can refuse Quidditch at the beginning, but she gave up several times because of Tom's evaluation. She even quit the team and graduated and went to the Ministry of Magic, which she had no interest in before. It's really sad. I really hope that Lao Deng can help her. I hope that Lao Deng can understand the heroine's thoughts and help the heroine as someone who has experienced it.

I particularly like what Henry said! Death is not an end, but a new beginning. Rather than being devastated by farewell, it is better to look forward to seeing each other again in the future. I didn't expect that there would be closure with my biological father. Blood relationship is indeed something that is difficult to explain. I know in my heart that I will never forgive him for the choices and hurts he has made. I have already given up on this relationship, but the person on the opposite side of the blood relationship will always have the ability to hurt my feelings. Asking Henry for a Christmas gift made me laugh! Others can describe the love story of their parents, El: One Christmas my father asked my mother what she wanted for a gift, and my mother said can you give me some of your sperm, so I was born~

Inez cannot be resurrected because she doesn't hate anyone anymore, her heart is very kind and sincere.

Tom's real first love

The prequels tied it. After reading just a few chapters, I painfully realized: I had read the book backwards. If I watched Exile first and then The Resurrection, I would probably feel very familiar with those familiar names, or discover the foreshadowing of the plot. However, because I watched The Resurrection first, I was almost frightened to read the stories of the previous generation. Then after I finally started watching Exile, every living person's familiar life was tinged with a sense of sadness. Ignatius and Lucretia got married, Inez and Frémont quarreled, and everyone took the path they were destined to take. It made me so sad to see them. After reading this article, I went to Resurrection to re-read the letter Inez wrote to Frémont. I didn't understand it at all when I read it the first time. This time I read it and burst into tears TT. Also, Resurrection just updated a chapter that mentioned the pearl earrings that Inates gave to the homeless. I saw it earlier. At the time of that plot, I actually had the same idea as Valena, and felt that I shouldn't be gullible, but when I revived this plot in the new chapter, I suddenly felt like it was an arrow in my heart. Sure enough, kindness is always the best choice, and kindness will be rewarded, even if neither party knows it. Exile is like marching cheerfully towards the inevitable darkness, while rebirth is like slowly but surely crawling back to the light. When I think that Voldemort was actually killed by Inez's daughter in the end, I just want to say that you, an old man, are still here today. Who told you to commit so many evils!! Although I saw the ending of most people in Resurrection, at least I can still enjoy their life in exile for a while. Inez said that she would definitely go to hell, but I think she would definitely go to heaven. Now she is reunited with her dearest friends, only Nose is still wreaking havoc on earth (he must have gone to hell and not escaped) p. S. I found a lot of chapter titles that were named after Swift and Thunder and Menglong's songs (there may be some that I didn't recognize), and I suddenly felt like I was back in my happy hometown hahahaha

Because of the fear and timidity of the tragedy of the previous generation, I have not been able to start reading the prequels until the recent HP book shortage... Thanks to Merlin, I clicked in again... The author has written so well, I have a lot of emotions to say, I am afraid it will be a little incoherent... (Ps. It would be great if I could start a paragraph review. It is a pity that I can't post "barrage" to express my feelings in real time, but this also makes my reading more continuous in disguise, and will not be interrupted by frequent "interactions") Let's get back to the topic, I have rarely read the novels where Lao Fu is the male protagonist. He is the ultimate villain, and I don't understand that relationships are doomed. I don't like to seek abuse, so I naturally stay away from it... I didn't expect that my renewed curiosity about a generation would lead me to meet an unexpected Voldemort... I almost followed Inez's emotions, from vigilance (or even one-sided boredom) to heart. Moved and even obsessed, returning with a cold heart and a trace of lucky hope... And finally shattered with the passing of the heroine... The description of Tang Reed's multi-faceted nature is meticulous, and the heartbeat he does not want to admit is presented very well. It is almost as if he knows his cruel and cold personality and at the same time makes people feel his unparalleled seduction and charm. The so-called sober fall is nothing more than that. So much so that I almost cried the whole time while eating the glass shards in the candy... The Tang Reed written by the teacher always made me feel extremely regretful. I clearly smelled the possibility of change. He could be humane, and he had a chance not to fall into darkness... But it was still not enough. Maybe the change had to come from earlier, before he was conscious, from the power of his mother's stability. Ps: Whenever I feel sorry for his relationship with Inez, I feel a little guilty. After all, this glass candy is based on countless innocent lives... So I always think with tears in my eyes. I do pity him because of my love, but why do I want Inez and other innocent people to pay for his insecurity and ambition? They could have at least had a peaceful and peaceful life... I once again lamented that it would have been better if the root of Tom had not been broken (Crying Cat Head) Inez, words cannot express my love for her. She is undoubtedly a woman with the same style, a "happy puppy" who is not shallow in writing. She has her own original dilemma and obsession (I have to say that I once did not understand her emphasis on family honor and the extension of her protection of Tom), but in the end she transcended them through introspection and choice. Her growth is the core reason why I love her. It's really good to not repeat the tragic narrative (referring to some romances where the lover's true identity is discovered and he never recovers). I'm afraid of facing long-term despair. My expectation for the protagonist is always the tenacity to get up even after falling. The rough nerves not only increase the comedy effect, but also make it less difficult for me to let go of the regret for the heroine's fate... Ps, I never expected that she actively chose her own end, but at that point I felt that her decision was very consistent and normal. Because it has been quite a while since I read Resurrection, I will probably reread Resurrection and the foreshadowing of the past events of the Recycling Generation... Thanks to the extra, it's great to see Inez, Al and other friends reunited. Woohoo... Where's Henry? It seems that he didn't mention it, so I just assumed that he was already preparing for the party not far away~ I also sincerely hope that Tang Reed can understand the heroine's thoughts and repent for his crimes from the bottom of his heart... Wuwuwuwu, I can't help it...

Reading your article made me face my own feelings. I once did the stupid thing of holding a grudge against someone for nearly 8 years. It was not until this year that I felt that my life had become blank. I started to fill it with study or other things. I may be walking or about to walk on Inez's road (not atonement, but I want to change and cherish my life), and become a girl who can love herself. Thank you, and finally I would like to praise you for writing really well.

I felt a little emotional after reading the school chapter. I thought that if I met Inez when I was a student, I would definitely be attracted to her. She has eternal vitality and youthfulness in her body. Before reading the last chapter, I thought about what Inez's life would be like without meeting Tom. Would it be as bright and dazzling as her time at Hogwarts? After reading the last chapter, I felt relieved. I think it is also good for Inez to die calmly and recognize her mistakes. It seems that Inez, who has been a player and lived a dull life, is not so similar to Inez in my heart, but she is destined to shine somewhere. Sometimes I realize my own stereotype. I vaguely feel that Alphard likes Inez. I stereotypically limit the relationship between the two to the love between men and women. When I see Alphard, I feel that it is not like this. I don't know how to describe it. I just feel a little regretful. When I saw the end, I felt that it was good like this. They will meet eventually. Although I feel that Inez's life is so simple, suddenly killed by an unnamed person, there is no spectacular sacrifice, but this is Inez's choice. She has grown a lot. A lot has changed, but she is still the same Inez What the teacher wrote is really great! Thank you teacher for writing this story. I can feel the teacher's thoughts and opinions about the situation and dilemma of women in the article. I look forward to the teacher's other works!

It was a bit sad to see Inez meet her old friend at first. They had been apart for longer than they had been together, and they were all grown up. Sincere words were stuck in their throats, and all they could do was maintain a decent embarrassment. Even Alphard was pushed away. Thinking of his reaction when he heard the belated news of Inez's death in the relapse, it made him even more uncomfortable. T T Lao Fu is so terrible. He doesn't respect Inez as a human being at all. He feels that Inez is like a free-range pet in his heart, and he doesn't allow her to have any real interpersonal relationships and life other than him. I'm so angry when I see so many letters from Inez that I haven't received yet! Laofu is like a malfunctioning spam filter. . In the end, he even said, "You left me for an inferior species." Inez wasn't just doing it for anyone, she was doing it for the bottom line and morality. This old man really didn't understand Inez at all. . P. S. The title of this chapter is Crazy Stupid Love! It's Sister Shitou's movie, I remember this movie is very healing (it's ironic to use it on Lao Fu)