Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

Harry stared at Sirius, Ivan, Hermione and said what he saw. He didn't say what he had been through since Snape discovered him, he didn't say he couldn't go to Snape anymore for a brain closure class, he just told me about the memories he had seen in the meditation basin.

That's the main reason he's been in a bad mood lately, and also because Ron didn't join D.A. in a fight with him.

He couldn't believe that his father was such a man.

After that day, Hariri felt so scared and sad, not because Snape yelled at him, not because Snape hit him with a can, but because he knew what it was like to be humiliated in public in a circle of spectators.

He knew exactly how Snape felt when he was ridiculed by his father, and from what he had seen and heard in the meditation basin, his father was indeed an arrogant man, exactly as Snape had always told him.

The more he thought about it, the more sad he felt that the memories in the meditation basin seemed to be shaking his heart.

For a long time, Harry was convinced that his parents were excellent people.

Regarding Daddy's character, he never believed Snape's slander or slander.

He thinks Snape's talking nonsense. Didn't people like Hagrid and Sirius tell Harry how good his dad was?

But look at Sirius himself, he defies the rules, impulse, arrogance, recklessness.

Harry should have known long ago that since his father and Sirius had become best friends, it was obvious who James himself was, and he had inadvertently heard Professor McGonagall say before that his father and Sirius were the most troublesome people in school, and she described them as pioneers of the Weasley twins.

But Harry can't imagine Fred and George hanging their heads upside down for fun.

Unless they both hate this person very much, maybe Malfoy, or the ones who deserve it.

Harry tried to find some reason to prove that Snape deserved those sins at James' disposal.

But I couldn't find it. Lily asked, "How did he bother you? ”

And James replied, "It's mainly because of his existence, if you understand what I mean! ”

Did James provoke things just because Sirius said he was bored?

When Ron and Hermione became superiors, Harry remembered Lupin saying earlier in Grimo Square that Dumbledore had made him superiors in the hope that he would restrain James and Sirius, but he sat there in a meditation basin, leaving it to happen.

Harry kept reminding himself that Lily intervened in this matter and that his mother was very upright.

But he remembered the look on Lily's face when she yelled at James, which upset him as much as anything else.

Obviously, Lily hates James, and Harry really doesn't understand how they got married.

At that moment, he even doubted whether James was forcing her, using magic or other vile means...

For almost five years, the thought of Dad has been a source of comfort and encouragement for him.

Whenever someone says he looks like James, his heart is full of pride, but now Harry is cold and sad when he thinks of James.

That's why Harry urgently needs to talk to Sirius, or he feels like he's going crazy.

Listen, Harry said it was a memory that Ivan was thinking about.

Looks like Harry's parenthood wasn't so good until the end of fifth grade.

At the very least, on the face of it, James wanted to go out with Lily, but never succeeded.

This is a lover, it's like an enemy, James is more like a worse version of Malfoy, and then he sees a pretty smart Muggle girl in school, similar to Hermione, who uses this childish method to draw attention to each other.

This metaphor is scary when you think about it.

As for Snape, this guy was even more pathetic as a student.

He had become a Death Eater by then, but that did not help him learn how to get in touch with girls.

In Ivan's view, the little mud guy Snape yelled at Lily when he was angry was really dizzy.

Until then, Lily obviously had feelings for him, but because of that phrase, two noble people had gone completely different ways since then.

Snape must have regretted it so much that he hid it.

Of course, the practice of James and Sirius also made him feel ashamed and removed from his underwear in the eyes of the public...

Whoever it is will have a psychological shadow.

It is a miracle that Snape did not kill all those present at the time.

After all these years, he can still look so calmly at the children of his enemies, the enemies and the children of the women he loves most...

Ivan has no way of understanding this complex and distorted mood, and it's very confusing just to think about it.

Like Harry, Hermione was amazed and incredibly covered her mouth.

Sirius did not say a word and listened silently to Harry, his face filled with memories.

Then he noticed that Harry was looking at himself with excitement.

“Look, Harry, I don't want you to judge your father based on what you saw from Snape.” He went on to say in a soothing tone, "You know, this judgment is one-sided, incomplete, and not just. ”

“What's the complete look? You won't tell me anything about my parents.” Harry said sadly.

“It's my fault, as your godfather, that I should tell you all about these things, and I have this responsibility. I promise, Harry, this summer I'll tell you everything.” Sirius said in a sad tone, "I hope you don't think about it now, you know, James was only fifteen. ”

“I'm 15, too! ”

“Yes, but you have to understand that!” Sirius patiently said, "James and Snape have hated each other ever since they first saw each other, and you only see one of those things, you understand? Ask me, I think James can do everything Snape wants to do, he's very close, he's good at playing Quidditch, he's good at almost anything. And Snape, he's just a little monster staring at black magic, but James, whatever else you might have in mind for him right now, Harry, we have to admit, he always hates black magic. ”

“Yeah, he hates dark magic and won't use them.” Harry said, "But that doesn't mean he's a good guy, just like Mr. Buddy Crouch, he hates dark magic, but he's done so many terrible things...”