Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

The Order of the Phoenix may have left their inheritance to Dumbledore voluntarily, and he may have thought that the Death Eaters' property was just for safekeeping. Ordinary wizards would think that Dumbledore enriched himself under the banner of justice. The ambiguous behavior eventually brought bad consequences, and everyone began to interpret him in the worst way.

As a result, the Order of the Phoenix was almost disbanded. The remaining radical members had rioted, but were successfully suppressed. The Order of the Phoenix had been in the name of justice, so it was intolerable to the misappropriation of funds, and the Order of the Phoenix collapsed in an instant.

At this point, any wizard who still believed in Dumbledore's justice was considered a lunatic.

I think these people are pure, perhaps more pure than others. In this sense, they are very similar to those who always followed Voldemort. No matter what happens, they just want to follow the one they believe in... It's sad. If they can be guided in the right direction, the situation may be better. In a sense, Dumbledore and Voldemort are indeed very similar.

From my point of view, Dumbledore may not be able to stand the darkness in Tom's heart, but in fact he may have a similar dark side. Seeing Tom, he had to face his own darkness. The media's reports on Dumbledore's childhood, sister and father are full of fun, but they are also full of shadows. He may be so eager for light in order to prevent his heart from being swallowed by darkness. Although he tried not to let himself be bound by darkness, there seemed to be something in Tom that could evoke these dark emotions. Of course, Tom's talent may also be the object of his jealousy, which casts more shadows on his heart. So, he wanted to stay away from Tom no matter what.

Sure enough, Dumbledore is not suitable to be an educator.

However, perhaps it would be better if he remained a regular teacher rather than a principal.

There is no doubt that he is a very good wizard, and the elders of the Weasley family also said that he is a good teacher, but that's it, not particularly outstanding.

Perhaps he is more suitable to be a researcher because he doesn't seem to like students who are better than himself.

Although the Weasleys took Defense lessons at home, and Bill and Charlie both lamented that it was much clearer and more practical than what was taught at school, they seemed to have learned the basics from Mr. Tom, so they asserted that Mr. Tom had a greater talent for teaching. Perhaps this made him unhappy. Therefore, he was reluctant to let Tom enter Hogwarts because he could no longer maintain his position as the best. But those who cannot recognize the talents of others are unqualified as educators.

It was a mistake to let such a person be the headmaster. Perhaps it was because he defeated Grindelwald that his life went astray.

He said that he was reluctant to participate in the battle with Grindelwald at first, which may not only be because of their old grudge, but also because he did not want to be pushed to the center of the wizarding world because of his victory. He is not the kind of person who likes to be pushed to the stage, but as the situation worsened, he had no choice but to deal with it. In the end, he won and was regarded as a hero by everyone. Maybe he knew deep down that he was not the kind of person who was suitable to be a hero, so he had been refusing this role. Although his appearance seemed to be deliberately delayed, it might actually be a struggle in his heart. If he realized this, perhaps he should live a secluded life, but he chose not to retreat. Maybe, deep down, he was secretly proud of being regarded as a hero.

Perhaps it was not a good thing for him to obtain the Elder Wand. After all, that wand seemed more suitable for the strong. Possessing that wand was enough to prove that he was indeed extraordinary.

Maybe he still has some ambitions in his heart that he has not completely let go of, but he also hopes that the wizarding world will no longer be shrouded in pure-bloodism. He hopes that the wizarding world can become a place where half-pure-bloods and Muggle-borns can live happily. This is a sincere idea. Because of this, he became the headmaster. The Second World War promoted the spread of the atmosphere of Muggle exclusion. He wanted to stop the spread of all this, and his ideas were not wrong. In fact, no one else could do this, so he had to take over this role... It was indeed difficult. In the final analysis, it was because there was no other suitable candidate.

To change the wizarding world, the power of the pure-blood nobles is indispensable. Mr. Tom could have been a good pawn, but he did not act according to Dumbledore's wishes. Although they are both half-pure blood, Tom was accepted by the pure-blood nobles, which was unbearable for Dumbledore. After all, Tom is not only outstanding in appearance, but also extremely talented. He is indeed a person with the potential to change the wizarding world. And Dumbledore may be jealous of Tom because he cannot achieve this. Men's jealousy is really troublesome!

In any case, Dumbledore is a very human person, full of contradictory emotions. He is neither evil nor blinded by selfish desires. Such people always attract others. Complex people are often more attractive, so many people follow him because he does not only pursue his own interests, but because the ideals in his heart attract everyone.

But he failed to propose a future vision to replace pure-bloodism. Instead, he tried to exclude the pure-blood nobles, which would only bring conflict and not promote the prosperity of the wizarding world. In order for Muggle-borns and half-pure-bloods to display their talents and feel comfortable in the wizarding world, the power of the pure-blood nobles needs to be utilized. But perhaps he is unwilling to rely on them. As a half-pure-blood, Dumbledore may have been looked down upon by the pure-blood nobles at Hogwarts, so he really wants to change the status quo of the wizarding world.

The pure-blood nobles of Slytherin seem to hate Dumbledore very much, maybe because he is half-pure blood? However, seeing that Tom was accepted, it shows that there is more to it than that.

However, if the pure-blood nobles cannot be changed, there will be no change in the wizarding world. Mr. Tom may be able to do this, but this is unacceptable to Dumbledore. He himself cannot be accepted, but half-pure-blood Tom is accepted, which must be irritating to him... In the same situation, why not him? People with strong jealousy may think so. But Tom also hates Dumbledore, which leads to the two strongest wizards in Britain fighting each other, and eventually brings the British wizarding world to a standstill.

Neither of them is fit to lead the crowd. As the two leaders of light and darkness, their opposition means that no matter who wins, the future of the magic world will not be bright.

Many former Death Eaters have now turned to the neutral faction. After all, the creed of pure-blood nobles is to continue their bloodline, and if the king returns, they will naturally attach themselves to him. They may feel that instead of following the radical Voldemort, it is better to choose the rebellious but non-lethal Sirius. After all, although Sirius is reckless, he will not kill. Although he used Lupin to plan the failed assassination of Professor Snape, overall, he is still an incurable idiot.

He also bullied other Slytherin students, but compared to Voldemort, the pure-blood nobles thought it was nothing. They said that it would be much easier to deal with Sirius than to cater to Voldemort's expectations. The pure-blood nobles laughed and said that they were still children and Sirius was just like that, but now they have all grown up and only Sirius is still like a child. However, Tom has gone too far and has come into contact with too many dangerous things.

Now, due to the rapid development of Muggle technology, it has become more difficult to keep magic secret. Sirius incites everyone to study Muggle technology more diligently and devotes himself to developing new magic and magic items every day. He constantly urges everyone to surpass Muggle-borns in magic research and prove the pride of pure blood. I can only agree with this.

I heard that Sirius was planning to introduce Muggle medical technology and even provide scholarships for students who might enter medical school. It was said that several smart Ravenclaw girls had been selected, and everyone speculated that they might be used to conduct infertility research. After all, he would not let his daughter engage in such research.

Sirius also actively invested in Muggle IT companies, which prompted him to frequently communicate with the Ministry of Magic overseas and work together to hide the existence of the wizarding world.

However, to my surprise, Lucius showed a stronger hand than I thought. He quickly set up an investment company, raised huge amounts of money from wealthy magic families around the world, and invested decisively. With the rapidly rising returns, he also set up an environmental protection foundation to protect the habitats of magical creatures, which went smoothly. The old families and pure-bloods were particularly supportive of this action, so he successfully acquired a large amount of land. There is no doubt that Lucius became richer because of this. His keen sense of money is indeed extraordinary. I heard that Harry also contributed the Potter family's property and quickly filled the part of the funds misappropriated by Dumbledore.

By the way, the Weasleys still have no money and are still as poor.

But that's kind of in their style, isn't it?