Twelve years later, I revisited Harry potter again, without the yearning for the fantasy world as a child, but the blood, friendship, family affection and love in the play were shocked. With the progress of the plot, the song ended and people dispersed, leaving a lot of uneasy feelings after all.
The hardest part is probably the ending of Sirius Black. Sirius Black appeared in HP3 and died in HP5. From sixteen to twenty-one years old, at Hogwarts, I met James, Lupin... a group of like-minded partners, learned to play pranks together, and made fun of unhappy classmates (Snape) together, carefree and carefree, and then After the birth of the Death Eaters, this beauty was replaced by turmoil. Witnessing the death of a good friend, after thinking that he had solved the traitor, he was trapped in Azkaban for twelve years. When he found out that the traitor was not dead, he escaped from prison. The handsome and handsome he used to be no longer, he was just a unkempt, ragged uncle. After clearing up the misunderstanding, many people shed tears when facing Harry's invitation to live together. The lonely and paranoid old boy finally found his good friend James. The shadow of the sensitive and helpless little boy finally found the shadow of his father.
After watching the third part, I didn't dare to read the fifth part again. I don't understand why Rowling didn't use time reversal to save Sirius Black again. It's hard to accept his tragic life. This is the end of the few family affections that Harry has gained, and the childhood memories in HP6 are even more distressing. Farewell, forever Sirius.
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