There are many magical magic in "Harry Potter", fantasy, fun and full of imagination.
I especially like the magic created by Rowling that has a subtle connection with us Muggles (ordinary people without magical abilities). For example, wizards sometimes sell the keys that cast magic to Muggles. This key will shrink to the point where the Muggles are invisible when they are left to stand, but Muggles always insist that they accidentally lost the key and stubbornly deny the existence of magic.
The important transportation door key in the magic world is usually a broken shoe or an old tire in a wilderness. The wizards can fly to a specific location just by touching the door key. This humor makes me secretly wonder whether another world really exists when I occasionally see old tires on the roadside.
The terrifying dementor is a creature that absorbs human happiness through smell. Whenever the dementor approaches, people will feel darkness falling around them, courage and hope fade away, happiness is sucked away, leaving only coldness and despair... Although we Muggles cannot see the dementor, once we get close, it will also be affected, and any good feeling and happy memories are sucked away by it. It is said that Dementor was created by Rowling based on her own experience of depression. To be honest, I really had a more concrete understanding of depression after I met Dementor.
But there are also magic that make me feel too bold, such as the time converter. In my opinion, any magic or science fiction that reverses time is difficult to justify. If you have a good thing like a time converter, how many more courses are used to teach a top student? Why don't you need to be when Harry's parents die? If the time converter can only convert for a very short time, it cannot be traced back to more than ten years ago, then it can always be used when Voldemort was resurrected, and when Sirius and Deng Bredo died, right? Anyway, I don't think this thing should exist.
Also, photos of the magic world are dynamic. People in the photo can walk around in other photo frames or talk to people in reality. Why has Harry in the book not had any conversations with his parents in the photo? After Deng Bredo's death, Harry had a lot of questions to ask him, why not ask about his portrait directly? It can be seen that this setting also has many flaws. If the person in the photo can communicate and have thoughts, he will almost be able to live forever, and death is not real death.
There are many fantasy potions in the magic world, one of which is the love potion. Voldemort's mother is a very mediocre witch with love, and Voldemort's father is a very handsome Muggle. In Harry's view, there is no lover who is more incompatible than this couple. So how did Voldemort’s parents come together to have children? It's this love potion. The woman gave the man medicine, and the man immediately abandoned his beautiful girlfriend and ran away with the very unpretentious witch.
When I saw this, I couldn't help but wonder, if I had this kind of love potion, would I use it? Reasonably, I really despise the behavior of using potions to confuse people, but if I really like someone but can't get him, can I definitely endure this temptation? I don't dare to make a promise either.
asked my husband this question, and he asked me back: Is this potion effective for life? If it works for life, then use it.
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It is definitely correct if you don’t need it. If you use it, you will drug and manipulate others and steal a fake love. But I think the practice of Voldemort's mother is really sad and extremely undesirable: at the beginning she fascinated the handsome Tom with the potion of love, but after the two elope and got pregnant, she might not want to tie someone up with the water of love, or she might think that the little things about the two people's relationship and the fetus in her belly can make her husband feel for her. In short, she no longer drugged her husband.But she failed to do what she wanted. Tom, who stopped drinking the love potion, immediately realized that she had been manipulated by magic before, quickly left her and returned to her original life. In the end, she gave birth to Voldemort alone in the orphanage in the Muggle World and died miserably.
Although she knows that her approach is pathetic and ridiculous, most people who use the love potion, especially women, may be as stupid as her, right? People always want more greedily. When they get fakes, they will gradually become dissatisfied. They still have to get genuine products to be happy. But if you really take a risk, it is highly likely that you will end up in a tragic situation. If I think about it this way, I can finally make up my mind to reject the potion of love.
The last part of the book is "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows", which is composed of three strange objects: the invincible old wand, the resurrection stone that resurrects the dead, and the invisible cloak that is invisible when worn. Harry, Hermione, and Ron agreed: Isn’t it obvious which of these three things is the best? Then the three of them said what they wanted most at the same time, but the answers were different.
Harry said: Resurrection Stone. Poor Harry, his answer must be the Resurrection Stone. There are too many people who want to be resurrected, including his parents, Sirius, and Deng Bredo.
Ron's answer is: Old wand. I can only say that Ron is really happy. He has such a warm big family and has not experienced the heart-wrenching loss. By the seventh part, his inner demon still hopes to excel and stand out.
Hermione's answer is: Invisible Clothes. She also said: You won’t be careful, how many times has the Invisible Clothes helped us?
If Hermione didn't say it, I really didn't pay attention. The Invisible Clothes appeared in the first part. Later, I thought it was just a home-style clothing with a bit of special functions by Harry, and I was surprised that it turned out to be a treasure in the Deathly Hallows. Only Hermione correctly realized the value of the Invisible Clothes. She did not have the ambition to conquer the world by having powerful weapons, nor did she want to change the past. She would rather choose an Invisible Clothes with only "defensive" value. Ah, Hermione is really good.
