[Harry Potter] After Successfully Winning Over Riddle

6056 The domineering soul blindly pursues eternal life, unaware that his life has been integrated into the lives of others. And Tom Riddle, is it just death you want to fly away from? Shakespeare once wrote one afternoon: "Wandering ends with the meeting of lovers." That evening, if it had not been the first encounter between Riddle and Lopez, would it be any different from other times. The meaning of things is always written by people. Fortunately, we have a whole dusk with each other. August Lopez, about this man When Tom Riddle sat on the Slytherin sofa, and the once faint shadow reappeared from the memory, he might think of the first time they met, when he was a free soul sitting on a skinny bush. He is a boy who even the sun would lower its head and kiss his outline. No matter how early on in the first scene, it made sense to him. Two equally proud people confront each other every time they get along. But Tom never thought of rejecting that invitation. August is free and brilliant. You can even call him a bastard, but you can't deny the tension in his life. In that pas de deux, they only saw each other and couldn't even see everything around them. It was like no one knew the warmth in their hands except each other. The first separation anxiety came from his hiding from him. Tom Riddle is a man who has an abnormal obsession with eternity. In his mind, since we are friends and kindred spirits, August and I should always be together and never be separated. So it never occurred to him that they would go their separate ways by entering different academies. As for the ridicule of those Slytherins, as Riddle, he would definitely make calculations and weigh it in his heart, and finally win over them, so that they would completely stand on his side and put himself on the high ground. But a free and easy person like August would only use a completely different way to help him get revenge. They stood side by side, fearless. So if they only have each other, it turns out that Tom will also feel jealous because of someone one day. Tom here may not know the reason for his such emotions, but he only knows that that person is very important to him, and they should be two sides of the same body. Their relationship further developed in London during the war. When facing a major bombing, all boundaries between life and death will become blurred and personal emotions will be infinitely amplified by the fear of death at any time. As the war raged, they held hands and ran together. Surrounded by ruins, there were sharp roars and even mutilated corpses. But August's laughter made him so sure that the crazy beating in his heart was caused by him, not because of the war. He thought he really cared about him and wished he could hold on to him. The author wrote at the end of this chapter that he had crossed the narrow gate, which reminded me of what was written in the Gospel of Matthew: You must strive to squeeze through the narrow gate, because the gate of guidance and destruction is wide. The road is broad, and many who enter it lead to eternal life. The gate is narrow, and the road is small, and there are few who find it. If Tom Riddle could really love someone, it would definitely not be the kind of love that most people have in the secular sense. And because August also chose a path that he had never chosen in his existence, he squeezed through this narrow door, because he was his guide. Love is still a relatively abstract concept for Riddle. He is indeed the product of love drugs, but I never think that he will lose his sense of love because of it. Loving a specific person, rather than loving an abstract person, is just because he has never met a person before who made him have such strong feelings. So he may be able to learn the most difficult spell in the world, but he cannot see through the essence of love in a short period of time. Even saying "I love you", he was satisfied to pronounce the syllables of those three words. What were you thinking, Tom Riddle, in that second when Avada's strike illuminated August's face? Among those pale and thin roses, is there an ideal as bright red as his? Will you regret your blast? Why don't you dare to look up at his expression and the faint trace of tears on his face? So I still want to ask you, is death the only thing you want to fly away from now? Do you only want eternal life? Aren't you now obsessed with August's rebirth? Don't you want to touch him again? At the end of the article, there are still Riddle and Lopez. Time cannot wither them, and routine cannot achieve his infinite variety. What moved me about the essay was that the boy who once yearned for eternal life now firmly believes that he will have a happy death. "The sharp knife of short life , welI . Have had to enjoy time. "

6905 I remember Camus once said, "I still think that this world has no higher meaning, but I also know that something in this world has meaning, and that is people, because people are the only creatures that want the world to have meaning." Perhaps this sentence can also be used to describe August and Liddell. When Scarlett and Rhett first met, the gold buttons on his black dress burned her pupils like a miniature sun; and when Riddle saw August, the light of thousands of miles set off her, and from then on "illuminated his entire life." It is obviously a common scene, the same night as every yesterday, why is there such a big difference? Because Riddle met August. It is this special person, this special encounter that gives everything meaning. The author said, "The true deconstruction of the relationship between the two began with the confrontation with Slytherin." However, as far as I am concerned as a reader, the turning point of everything happened on Christmas Day in 1940 - before it was just a departure from the original track - at August's insistence, they walked out of the paradise-like Hogwarts and returned to the precarious London. The doubts clearly had not disappeared. Riddle had not given up his arrogance and his contempt for ordinary people, but he still followed him back and made a desperate move with his life as a bet. At this moment, against the background of the war, Riddle, who was almost letting himself burn like crazy, completely crossed the narrow door. There is a saying in the Gospel of Luke: "Jesus said to them all, strive to enter through the narrow gate." Everyone in the world is guilty of sin and needs to go through hardships under the guidance of Jesus Christ in order to be saved and live eternally in heaven. What about Riddle? Who led him through the narrow gate? It was August, and it was Riddle himself who had embarked on a path he had never chosen in the constant confrontation and pull. In the process of this "leap of faith", I think Riddell used extreme actions to tear apart the rationality he had developed in his secular existence and complete his individuation. After meeting August, Riddle's crazy paranoia has not diminished, but it should have deviated. The Slytherin confrontation incident can already show that his obsession is tied to August alone. Isn't the crazy bet under the German bombing not between him and the shadow - suppressed by the appearance of the top student? The head-on confrontation between madness and desire; when August fell from the sky, when they ran wildly over everything, when Riddle completely realized that "the body and mind are tied to only one person", Tom Riddle moved towards his rebirth, that is, when his individuation was completed. Under the extreme situation, he is like Captain Ahab in "Moby-Dick", redefining existence through free choice, crossing the narrow door, and ushering in a new life. But what finally settled it all was death. After August's death escape, Avada Kedavra may have become Riddle's traumatic trigger word. Under the mournful identity substitution, Riddle's life became a living souvenir of August; what he was obsessed with was no longer his own immortality, but August's rebirth. At the end of the story, the fire burned everything, Voldemort and the black and white words were completely reduced to ashes, and Tom Riddle and August Lopez walked out of the world hand in hand. August has deceived Riddle many times, but she kept a promise: "I'm looking at you." The story may be said to have returned to the framework of "Harry Potter" itself: Voldemort, who grew up in an orphanage, has never experienced love, and naturally cannot understand love. He rules everything with fear, and finally dies as a human being and a ghost. In this article, August's existence changed everything. He was loved and learned to love, so he finally sought kindness and gained kindness. Isn't this a new interpretation of the theme "Love is the greatest magic"? In the original book, Professor Dumbledore once said: "You have power that Voldemort has never had... You can love." So we might as well re-answer the question that was thrown out at the beginning of the story but did not give an answer: "How many people can a person meet in his life who are as clumsy, lively, smart and cunning as Lopez?"

Tail number 1524 At the beginning of the story, the boy is leaning against a high wall. He must not be tempted or offended. He is so charming in the haze of London. The still young Tom Riddle is destined to sink into the memory of that night, starting from the same kind of delusion. The lonely moon fell into the mountain fire, and he would burn for her from now on. After meeting Tom Riddle, August realized that this was actually a gift from fate. In London in the 20th century, neither the cemetery nor the church had her connection or belief, but in Wu's Orphanage, she found the promised man. He is a heretic that everyone is wary of, but she is here to guide him from going to a ridiculous, clown-like exit. Because of love, the mission achieved short-term success, and because of love, the mission was no longer successful. The young Professor Riddle wanted to use extreme means to possess her for a long time, and the fire almost burned away all his sanity. However, the Horcrux plan ended with the death curse that could no longer be shouted, and he was defeated by her again. Maybe he is still the boy who longs to be watched, and his soul is still dreaming of the sweet dream he had many years ago. J. K. Rowling has made it clear: "The tragedy of Voldemort is that he refuses to understand love, rather than simply pursuing immortality." For Riddle, who met August, he understood love in pain and contradiction. He no longer has the ability to become Voldemort, and he will usher in a happy ending in the hope of everyone. At the end of the story, they have their scheduled reunion, which is the beginning of another story. In that world, only new gods have bitten the apple of their love.

Woohoo, actually this is the meaning of everyone writing fanfics, because of love, because they want to see him/her be happy 🥺

Tail number 7007 I have to say that August has a really charming personality. I really like his calm and unrestrained feeling. The first sight, the sunshine, the tree, the startling glance, were Tom's first impression of August. Who wouldn't be confused by this? The most impressive one is the chapter where Tom completely falls in love with August. The teenagers running under the flames of war, holding each other's hands, and confirming their hearts: August, my love. Regardless of gender, Tom only fell in love with August. This is why Tom can still feel it after August comes back. Perhaps, this is the so-called soul mate. The sentence "Little Tom, I'm looking at you." That almost runs through the entire text is even more shocking. I can't imagine that during the five years when Tom lost August, he relied on this sentence to support him. It makes my heartache to think about it, (′へ`, ) And I was really worried about the heroine. When she was repatriated, her lover would disappear and she would never be able to see him again. At that time, August must have been extremely desperate. After the Horcrux, I almost thought Tom was going to die because of his own pride like in the original work. I have to sigh, the author is really good at writing be. Fortunately, the ending is he(?ω?)/. And I discovered that Tom and August (male) are really similar to ggad. When Colonel Deng saw them being so public, he must have thought of himself and his lover o(╥╥)o Finally, I will end with a sentence from the novel and my wish: Tom, there must be a happy ending.

Voldemort used his own soul as a Horcrux to resurrect others, a path he had never imagined

Author, why aren't you popular? This is so beautiful.

Tail number 7717 Tom Riddle's world was originally dark, covered with dark clouds as thick as ink, but August Lopez broke into his life with his hearty smile, painting his life with colors, and the overwhelming light almost illuminated his entire life, all the way through. From the confrontation in childhood to no more confrontation, and then to the next confrontation, in the confrontation again and again, August smoothed out Riddle's original edge. He was no longer a target, but a close friend and even a lover. Riddle hesitated and blushed in the third grade, and finally felt the heart-wrenching love in person. In the next five years, he has been following this phantom in his heart. He posted a notice in the newspaper looking for someone. He put every bit of information about Ogg into his room. He put on single-frame glasses. He also created an incomplete soul to commemorate him forever. "Little Tom, I have been watching you." Will Riddle open his pocket watch again and again every night and listen to this voice in trance? Will he shed two tears that he thinks is cowardly? Will he believe over and over again that Ogg is still alive and just deceived him, just like he did before? Ogg had never been moved by the target of his attack, but he was moved by this madman. For the wanton and unrestrained 15-year-old boy in his heart, this madman fixed himself forever five years ago, licked himself over and over again, and missed him over and over again. Anyone else would inevitably be moved. In the end, Tom understood love, got love, and knew the truth. He was just a character in the book, but he still embarked on a completely different path. How could he become the murderous Dark Lord who couldn't even pronounce Avatar? Thanks to Teacher Jiang for giving Tom a happy ending

8465 The first five confrontations made the relationship between Tom and August closer, like the beginning of a hazy love. When Tom really realized that he fell in love with August, I liked the part written by the author the most: "He tried to pronounce the syllables of 'Love' with his own voice. He usually spoke fluently and was often praised for his beautiful voice, but he suddenly got stuck, and his face felt hot after knowing it. He held the table , wide-eyed and homesick, August stood in front of him, lazy and smiling as usual, and he tried to say the word, "I love you." He gave up the fantasy and chose to go to bed. He always did this when he encountered a difficult problem, and this time he was particularly decisive. !! Tom was originally a product of love drugs, and it was difficult for him to love, let alone express it. It really feels like falling in love with someone for the first time and then secretly expressing your love. When August's gender changed to a girl, I thought of a sentence, "I like you, it has nothing to do with your gender" just like Tom's love for August has nothing to do with her gender. I think this book not only writes about Tom's understanding of love, but also Ogletes' understanding of love. By the end, Ogotes's four guarantees really warmed me to the point of tears. August went to great lengths to ensure that Tom was a good storyteller. I believe that Tom will also have a happy death as he thinks. Voldemort, who has never had love, will be afraid of his own death, but Tom, who has August, will not be afraid of his own death. Finally Error correction successful! [Welcome back! Reincarnators: August'Lopez, To mRiddle This is the first time I write a long review dedicated to Teacher Jiang!!! [Spread flowers]

Tail number:9295 "Little Tom, I'm looking at you." This reminds me of a sentence - the essence of love is to be seen. Tom Riddle, what did you do to be seen? Was it because he was deliberately neglected and neglected as a child that he made up his mind to become a child of Satan in their eyes, even by taking revenge on other children? He would rather be a cold and bloodthirsty devil in everyone's eyes, just to be seen until he can no longer be ignored. But he had Auguste, and the warm sun of August's blazing embers illuminated the gutter that was sealed due to his congenital emotional defects. Several confrontations were just a step-by-step process of August becoming Tom's true love. They were never really on opposite sides, because August always looked out for little Tom. It was the short but long summer he had in his student days, the strategizing steps to win back August at the dance, the teasing stare when he lifted August up, the childish running on the beach, the blindfolded "play" before receiving the admission notice, the running with hands intertwined under the flames of war in London, everything confirmed the lyrics "Don't you know that I have never loved anyone but only you." The boys' love is not limited by the world. A large part of it is because August is stupid and does not understand Tom's heart. Sometimes I can sympathize with the bitter and angry Tom. In Little Hangleton, August begged Tom not to kill anyone. He said "I love you" without hesitation, but this love seemed a bit cheap for Tom at this time. "I never want to see you again" became a prophecy. He killed his only love with his own hands, and the green light illuminated his tender expression. He could no longer see his August sunshine. August won at the cost of death, and Tom lost him forever. But when the eyes turned to August, it was quite funny. He thought that he was about to call it a day and could receive his year-end bonus. It was funny and heartbreaking at the same time. August, you are just a piece of wood. After returning as a girl, she looked at the "lover" recorded in the file and the familiar monocle of Tom's achievements in the file, listened to the old clock words echoing in the auditorium, and deceived Tom into August's death. Her heart trembled like an earthquake. They are all crazy. In order to deceive Tom, August irreparably disfigured himself, and Tom frantically issued a high-priced "reward" to find August, and took all his relics as his own to commemorate August. He even did not hesitate to let a part of August into himself, as a target of the attack, and wanted to adopt August through an agreement. After receiving the locket that August did not send, he became the passionate and happy boy who still owned August. After falling off the horse, twenty-year-old Tom wanted to get his eleven-year-old adopted daughter August into marriage, but August made a decision that she thought was a huge gain: destroy Tom's Horcrux so that his and her memories would not be reset. The two were fighting in Tom's office. August never imagined that Tom's real Horcrux had always been the pocket watch, the pocket watch that witnessed her being killed by her beloved. From then on, he could no longer recite the most vicious death curse. They both underestimated each other's love for themselves. In the end, August took Tom to a higher dimension. They walked side by side forever, looked at each other forever, and only had eyes for each other. Being seen makes the cold-blooded villain grow the flesh of love. Confession, madam, my long review was too long.