Badger Court boys are modern and easy to marry, and they will hold high the Hufflepuff banner from now on! After watching this movie, I suddenly discovered something I hadn't discovered in seven years (seven books) at Hogwarts - my Badger House boy is so charming. Here I'll assume that Newt's brother is also from Badger House (although it could also be Lion House, after all Auror House). I used to think that the wizards in "Harry Potter" were particularly exaggerated when they cast spells. "Except for your weapon" and "Arahho hole open" are spells that are well-known in the lower grades. Don't be ashamed... When the Scamander brothers recited the "Ending Spell" in the cemetery this time (I found out that the mainland translation is "All Spells End", my heart collapsed) such a difficult spell that requires the cooperation of many people to fight against Green Devore, I know that at that moment, only the Sirius banner was left in my heart. Especially Mailer, an old wizard who has practiced Taoism for more than 300 years, with a little hint, the two brothers reacted to what old-fashioned magic spell to use. The two brothers are really the best at hard-core kung fu, low-key luxury and connotation, the people who won the DA army do not know. How many pairs of Merlin's pants. Of course, Cedric also called me, but at the time, he felt that no matter how good the student union president was, he might not be able to explain the problem. Besides being good at fighting, the best thing about Newt and his brother is that they are not greasy - not blindly confident or clever, and they are very focused. Compared with other college boys who are the same as shumai, the boys in Badger House are really not on the folds of the buns. Can be described as a contemporary marriage. The narcissism is over, let's talk about it. When I watched the first movie, I saw the movie full of Fantastic Beasts, and I felt lost in my heart - a children's movie? It seems that the worldview is similar to that of Harry Potter. I'm not saying the Harry Potter series is bad, it's certainly life's must-read, and I still revisit it every once in a while. But Harry Potter is still simple, good people and bad people are very face-to-face, and there is no level of human heart. After all, it is still a student mentality. Unlike Fantastic Beasts, I saw the villains have ambitions, and I also saw Aunt Rowling's ambitions to build a mature magical world. The villain will deceive others with ideals and rights, and the protagonist (Queenie) will also make mistakes and step into a cage for the sweetness of freedom... This is no longer a story of good people defeating bad people, or it seems dull, but in these grass snake ashes At the line, what I see is a more mature world that makes people struggling and puzzled, and can't be excused for one or two reasons. In these dark places, we know our hearts. If it wasn't for the fact that Grindelwald was known to be the White Devil in advance (I would probably complain about this LGBT-villain look), the audience wouldn't even be sure he was the villain. Like Se-Black in Ayn Rand's "The Fountain" - Words of Incitement , pretending to care about other people's gestures, and the ideals he sells. It is precisely because of this, when the righteous masters return to Hogwarts, when the familiar background music plays, why do we, or why do I cry - not only for you, but also for others. It seems that I have never stayed at Hogwarts for a day or experienced the wizarding world in that ivory tower, but when power, money, and the desire for freedom crossed my tongue, I tasted blood. I miss days when things are simpler. And when I see Newt lying on the ground and eating dirt, Newt, who Dumbledore called "only doing things that meet the standards of justice and correctness", I understand what it means to be unable to go back.
At that moment it seemed like I had graduated from Hogwarts too long.
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