Is this a transition from Harryhot? I feel that the story of Harry's parents is connected with Harry himself. When James and Lily died, Harry was too young to remember his father and mother. The stories of other seniors slowly surfaced. Actually, I think Harry's impression of his father and mother in the first two films is very unfamiliar. Everyone is hiding his parents from Harry for one reason or another. Some of those who know the truth are out of Fear that Voldemort is someone who is trying to protect Harry from being hurt. He didn't tell Harry the story about his parents in detail. Harry only knew that his father and mother died to protect him and loved him, but other than that, he didn't. Knowing more things, it's too vague Harry's image of his parents is too vague, this part of the story feels like a natural story, and Harry has a right to know the truth. He is one of the protagonists and some things are doomed to escape, so why hide so much from him. Lupin is really a good teacher, Snape doesn't seem to be very annoying here, Wormtail escaped in the end, I don't know what bad things will happen, but poor Harry, could have been with the washing machine. The godfather who cleared up his grievances lived happily, but because Wormtail ran away, he was completely ruined. Sure enough, he couldn't be soft on the bad guys. Although there is a reason for Lupin, this is really force majeure. Rowling is really good at setting suspense. .
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