(Harry Potter) Portraits

To be honest, this article is very OOC. Sirius's mother doesn't love Sirius at all, but it can't be like what you wrote in the article. As for sacrificing Regulus to protect Sirius, it's even more nonsense. Regulus is not the poor little persecuted person written in the fan who is devoted to his family.

The author writes very well. Of course, it would be better if Mrs. Black was really like this. I would like to believe that every part that has not been described is that the truth will never be known. But in the visible part, I felt really sad for Sirius. What it feels like to envy other people's parents and hate your own family. I actually have no way of knowing or feeling this heaviness. But to a certain extent, Walburga is a kind of fanaticism, a dedication to black magic and pure blood. I have seen it with my own eyes. There is an example of a boy who grew up. His grandmother and aunt were enthusiastic fans of X-Gong and were even detained for it. I don't know what he went through at home, but the moment I knew, he had cut his wrists and was sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. A repressive family atmosphere is weird and full of pressure. It would be great for Sirius to escape.

Read all HP short stories at once Tears are bursting out of my eyes_(:з∠)_ Not to mention that the offered Regulus was his destiny, I always firmly believe that every mother loves her child deeply. Although this child did not achieve what he expected. In the end, no one was left in the Black family, always noble and always pure. Although Sirius is truly unparalleled in his loyalty to his friends, I really don't like him because of his attitude towards his family.

I would rather he live hiding his head and tail like a mouse than die a 'great' death. Always noble, always pure. She allowed herself to live outside of all that was pure. The son hopes to live or die with a great gesture, but the mother feels that gesture is not important, the important thing is to live. It's hard to say who is right and who is wrong. Just pure ideals and pure love. As a child, I may not fully understand the heart of such mothers. It feels as if they are kidnapping their sons' pure ideals for their pure love. But maybe when I grow older, my attitude will change. I hope I have more time to continue writing...

Tribute to dear Sirius. This article is cruel. By the way, this article is really good~~

I like Sirius very much. As for his mother, parents want their children to follow the path they think is best. It's a pity that no one can see the future.

After watching the adult movie "Telephone", I came to watch this... Fortunately, I burst into tears just now, otherwise I would burst into tears again now. It's very clear what I've always said: I don't like Sirius. The reason I don't like him is mostly because of his brother and his family, and then his own reckless character. I always feel that Rowling embodies all the negative qualities of Gryffindor in Sirius. I have seen a fan of Sirius before, the half-sister of the heroine Lucius, who was assigned to Hufflepuff, and finally persuaded Sirius to return to the Black family (anyone looks familiar?). When I read this article, I felt that the author went a bit overboard in some aspects, but in many places he still told the truth to the point. As the adult article says, so what if my son is assigned to Gryffindor? That's still his son. And Regulus, in my opinion, Sirius has thrown all the burdens on his younger brother to bear, so Regulus is actually more responsible than his brother. ↑Okay, actually I don't even know what I'm talking about. In addition, the angles of the adults' selection of essays were so appropriate that it brought me to tears (= =).

I like the adult perspective~

I like this article very much. After reading this article, I was moved by the greatness of maternal love. At the same time, I also reflected on my daily actions. Did my sometimes extreme and sometimes inadvertent actions seriously hurt my parents' hearts? No matter what, mothers love their children

Oh oh. . I really like these short articles about mothers written by the author. After watching it, I felt quite educated. It's not easy for mothers all over the world Salute to mothers! ·~