Harry Potter Morning Light

When encountering danger, people always subconsciously run to the place they think is the safest place. For Hermione, No. 12 Grimmauld Place is the safest place, so when she was caught by Yaxley at the Ministry of Magic The first place to Apparate that comes to mind is Black's old house.

The wild house elf just now probably thought that the humans had already left before running out to check the situation, but ran back in panic.

It's not that people cannot accept inequality, but they just don't want to be on the side of inequality, the oppressed.

If someone has a vested interest, then he must be on the opposite side of being oppressed and deprived.

Muggle-born children like Hermione rarely cared about house-elf rights, not even the pure-blooded Weasleys, who were pro-Muggle factions.

Molly would be delighted to have a house-elf to help with the chores, but Kreacher didn't help and kept the house messy on purpose.

Molly actually doesn't like house-elves, it's just that she tries to ignore Kreacher, which is actually worse than name-calling.

Being on the "winner" side for a long time weakens the ability to empathize with the "loser".

Molly thinks that she is a just and rational side, a "good guy" who can take risks against Voldemort, and Kreacher has nothing to find fault with.

Kreacher's position is the house-elf of the Black family. His loyalty to the Black family makes him want to drive these intruders out, but he cannot cast spells on wizards, which is stipulated in the magic contract.

The political order of human beings has changed unconsciously. Human beings have certain social instincts, and human beings can cooperate to achieve certain goals and make their lives better. This is the ideal state of natural development.

At the same time, human beings also have a selfish and competitive nature, because human beings compete with each other, human life is not safe, therefore, human beings will eventually agree to establish a way whose main function is to maintain order.

The meaning of the contract is that all parties who sign the contract agree to be restricted, because everyone will benefit, and in order to complete the contract, people will cooperate with each other.

Another kind of contract is an unequal contract. The house elves didn't get any reward after signing it. Instead, they would punish themselves if they made mistakes or even spoke ill of their master behind their backs. Therefore, they didn't want to continue to fulfill the contract.

They directly violated the contract and were worried about other punishments, so they had to find loopholes in the contract. Dobby could "severely injure" the wizard, and Kreacher could lie to Harry that Sirius was not at home. These did not violate the oath, but caused The consequences were extremely serious.

A contract in which everyone is drilling holes is like a marriage that seems to be in harmony but is divorced from reality. Everyone is still a family on the surface, but in fact that "connection" no longer exists.

The gift called "emotion" given by human ancestors is no longer important, and cruelty, a gift given to oneself by human beings, is becoming more and more accepted.

The natural elimination caused by the competition for survival in social Darwinism is taken for granted, and work is the best example. Umbridge does not believe that Sybill Trelawney is really qualified for the job of Hogwarts professor. Sybil was " eliminated.

Umbridge doesn't care about where Sybil will go after she leaves Hogwarts. Umbridge has power, which was given to her by Fudge. Of course, she can use it in this way. Cruelty doesn't have to be bloody. Such a scene is Cruel enough.

It is said that she still maintained an elegant smile at that time. There are many people who are not aware of the horror of this scene. While criticizing social Darwinism, people silently agree with it.

Yes, people have wonderful emotions such as family, love, and friendship, but do modern people really feel it? It feels more of indifference and conflict of interest between people.

The Weasley family was very poor, but they supported them through all the pain and difficulties together. This is the warmth of the family, and the preciousness of family affection.

If this is not possible, there are many girls who can only share wealth but not share adversity, especially the young and beautiful ones.

Molly rejected Fleur because she didn't believe in Fleur, thinking she was attracted to Bill's appearance, but Fleur still persisted after Bill was scratched by a werewolf, so Fleur was accepted by Molly as a member of the Weasley family.

These two people are together wherever they go. Bill goes home to accompany his mother, and Fleur will follow him. Similarly, when Bill comes to take George home, Fleur also comes.

The relationship between Hermione and Fleur is also said to be bad, which is actually quite understandable, because Hermione is the kind of girl who is not very good-looking and can read well. She and "Slimy Phlegm" are natural enemies.

Hermione is not the kind of person who can be a housewife, and Ron is not the mature and stable husband of Bill. Molly lost her son and suffered for six years. This is difficult for some people to understand. After all, some people experience bereavement The pain of childbirth passed quickly, not to mention that Molly still had so many children.

Being with a woman full of negativity is stressful, not as relaxing as having a happy home.

Some girls are just suitable for playing together, not suitable for marrying home. If Hermione can't bear it, or if she dislikes the poverty of the Weasley family and wants to separate, then Ron will definitely divorce her.

But Hermione endured it, she is a sympathetic girl, that's why she attaches so much importance to the rights of house elves, but sometimes she is quite self-righteous and imposes what she thinks is good on others, this is her old problem .

Hermione's character is as strong as Lily's, and when Ginny is also strong, Gryffindor girls are generally like this, because Gryffindor is a prevalent academy.

Women are sometimes forced to sacrifice something that belongs to them. Lily and Tonks both gave up their talents and became ordinary housewives.

But Hermione doesn't, she does what she feels is right, as evidenced by her "vomit" organization, even if it looks very childish.

Do the right thing because it's right.

This saying is easy to say, but it is too difficult to practice it.

What kind of people we become, choice is more important than ability. Even Hufflepuff, who basically does not have a dark wizard, has Barty Crouch Jr., a Death Eater, although he is not completely voluntary.

The unbreakable oath signed by Severus and Narcissa was not clearly written in black and white, but the effect after the oath was fulfilled was obvious.

There were more terrible things in this world than personal death, and that was unknown to Voldemort.

Bella probably knew, because she'd been through what it was like to lose a loved one, that bitch was crazy.

Perhaps it is precisely because they are of the same type that people can go together. It is impossible to force a loving woman to love Voldemort and try to transform him so that he becomes full of love and tolerance.

Just like Pomona never thought that Albus was gay, she never thought that Voldemort was insecure. He hoped to "share" Lily's power to protect Harry, maybe not just to destroy Harry.

He wanted his mother, but his mother was dead, and he was too independent to grow up and become strong without relying on anyone.

If he played the game according to the existing rules of society, then he, a handsome orphan, would be eaten up by this indifferent world just like her mother.

His only way is to "bleed", and only by shedding blood can he gain power.

Goblin rebellion is also bloody conflict, which is not the same as house-elves fighting for power through legal means.

The blacks made the Americans change the constitution through the Civil War, from slaves to free people, and 600,000 people died in that war.

The bloody way of fighting for power in the West and in the East through the execution ground and eliminating the privileged class is different.

Pomona made the mistake of thinking Severus was omniscient and blaming him for not finding and destroying the Hufflepuff Gold Cup in the Lestrange vault in time .

Of all the things in the Room of Requirement, only Harry found Ravenclaw's diadem, so he must have discovered that Hufflepuff's chalice was Voldemort's Horcrux.

There was indeed some connection between the boy and Voldemort's spirit, but Pomona still couldn't believe that Harry was an accidental Horcrux.

In the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets, Harry used Gryffindor's sword to slay the basilisk, and his wand was held by Tom Riddle's spirit in the same way that Peeves could hold water balloons and chalk.

The soul stored in that kind of Horcrux is different from a simple ghost.

If Tom had really strangled Wormtail, he might have held the fake hand around Wormtail's neck like the spirit in the diary.

After Wormtail is dead, he will hide the last Horcrux next. He has already hidden it in the cave, so where else can it be?

It must be a place where he felt safe, safer than Hogwarts and Gringotts.

7. Is the soul cut into 7 pieces or are there 7 Horcruxes?

Pomona recalled the bloody little monster under the bench at King's Cross Station. It didn't look like the handsome Dark Lord at all, but that was his real appearance. He chose it himself.

Although Gryffindor won in the end, the price was too heavy. The scar on Harry's forehead represented "victory", but the price was his mother's life. The second victory lost Fred forever, no more Is the happy Weasleys still Weasleys?

No wonder Luna stopped singing Weasley is our king just now.