N brush. Favorite part of the series. There are too many cuts and changes in the movie, but it is still coherent and lively and interesting. Some of the changes are even better. The rhythm is well mastered. I really like this one.
Harry said that he saw his father by the lake, and when Sirius and himself were being "kissed" in pain by the dementors, he saw his father come to rescue him, summoned the powerful patron saint of shepherd and drove away everything. Dementor. He knew that his father was dead, but he saw with his own eyes the patron saint of Mulu, powerful and dazzling, defeated all the dementors, and saved Sirius and himself.
When I turned around, I realized that it was me. I had summoned the patron saint of Mulu. Only I could redeem myself, understand? only myself.
Then, why Harry couldn't summon the patron saint at that time, what he thought at the time was the happiness brought by Quidditch (guess), oh this turned out to be the happiest thing he had in so many years, of course it couldn't summon anything. Later, after crossing back to the lake, Harry watched and waited for his father to save his past self across the lake. Suddenly he told Hermione what Sirius had said to him, saying that Sirius had invited him to move to live with him, and there was no need to go back to Dex. He dreamed about moving to the country with Sirius.. You can see the starry sky. Place, oh then he is no longer alone, he has relatives, his godfather.
This is enough to surpass the victory of a hundred Quidditch ball games and summon the patron saint of the shepherd. Save Sirius and himself.
After reading it many times and years, I understood the mystery.
Every time I look at it, there are new discoveries.
This one is really great.
There is nothing to say, the choice is right, and there is no rush or delay.
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