Harry Potter: What They Stole

The death of our parents has left the wounds in our hearts full of blood and sores.

After all, he was still related by blood, he was her little sister's son, and they had lived together for so many years, so she still had feelings for Harry. "Since you are destined to lose, then restrain your emotions and don't inject too much emotion into Harry." That's what I mean.

It is undeniable that Petunia caused harm to Harry, but Petunia also lost the family love that she should not have lost, and even had the courage to face the loss. Her attitude towards Harry exemplifies the need to avoid ending The resonance of this article is that in the form of a confession, Penny confesses her unknown inner thoughts, which seems to tell us eloquently—— Our wounds are never sin! The above is just my humble opinion.

Why is there a quarrel below... This is very well written. A hurt person is hurting a child who may hurt her even more in the future. Why can she blame Harry for this... What I like most about HP is that no character is perfect, but no character is incomprehensible.

Note 3: The translation is quite accurate. Badblood means hatred and hostility. "The deaths of our parents put us on edge." It's really great, there's very little stiffness.

Ouch... This article really shocked me. It is really very understandable to explain Petunia Dursley's actions from this perspective.

It's great. It's a rarely seen story that tells the story from Penny's perspective. It's not black and white. It explains history and the past with love, hate and reason.

I feel like everyone is scolding me below. Let me tell you, I think this article is well written. As a Muggle, Petunia hates the wizarding world because it is normal for the wizarding world to take away Lily because she doesn't know what happened. She only knows that if her sister is not a wizard, she will not die. Her treatment of Harry also transfers her hatred towards the wizarding world and her hatred towards James for not protecting Lily.

I don't understand why the comment section insists on distinguishing who is right and who is wrong. How can there be any right or wrong between Petunia and Harry? People all have selfish motives and no one is a saint. Petunia was indeed not very kind to Harry, but she had raised him well. Harry was not her child, so what obligation did she have to treat him like her own child?

DaDa's translation is very good. I didn't see anything stiff at all. Before I clicked on the comment area, I thought it was written by DaDa himself.