Big Boss In The Harry Potter World

Did Dumbledore really want Solim to join the Order of the Phoenix? Solim thought this was more of a test, as the core of all activities of the Order revolved around Voldemort. Even if Solim didn't act like an underage wizard, Dumbledore wouldn't let a Selwyn join the Order of the Phoenix without knowing the importance.

Solim is different from Harry, Ronald, and Hermione. Harry's parents, godfather, and parents' friends are all members of the Order of the Phoenix. It can be said that he has a good foundation. Ronald's situation is the same as Harry's. His parents and two dead uncles are all members of the Order of the Phoenix. They were from the Order of the Phoenix. The two of them were born with the label of the Order of the Phoenix, and Dumbledore knew the past and character of these two children very well. Hermione, a little witch from a Muggle family, was very easy to see for a wizard like Dumbledore. In the past few years, Dumbledore had already figured out some of the people around Harry.

But Solim is different. It can even be said that Solim is different from any student in the entire Hogwarts. The Selwyn family——Dumbledore had dealt with them in the year, and the ring on Solim's right hand was returned by Dumbledore.

No ancient wizarding family will be pure05——This is simply a certainty. Only families that are good at planning, good at cunning, and know how to assess the situation can survive. And that can only be continued. To reach the heights of the Selwyn family, something else is needed - killing.

For some wizards who live under another set of rules, killing is the best way to solve problems. Dumbledore was not sure how deeply the student Solim was affected by this rule. The gloomy environment of Selwyn Castle and the Skuller who specialized in teaching killing and torture must have some influence on Solim.

Among other things, Dumbledore was very aware of what happened in the Shrieking Shack last year. As soon as they entered the room, Solim disabled Peter's hands and feet without saying a word. Is this something that a minor student could do? Remus John and Sirius told Dumbledore about this incident afterwards. "Solim said at that time The calm and unconcerned look he showed makes it difficult for people to connect him with a young wizard who is not yet underage.

During his long teaching career, Dumbledore had seen too many young wizards. There were precocious students. Slytherin students were generally precocious, but there were very few students like Solim. On the one hand, Dumbledore valued Solim's self-discipline more. Solim's life at Hogwarts was very self-disciplined and planned. Dumbledore had been following Solim, using his spare time to brew potions and practice spells. , three days every week are used to guide the little wizards related to him, and they are unstoppable.

Dumbledore was worried at first that Solim was purposefully trying to win over the little wizards around him - just like Riddle had done in school. For this reason, Dumbledore paid closer attention to Solim's actions, but Dumbledore later discovered that Solim was not Riddle. He was only guiding these students, and did not instill some dangerous ideas or teach them some dangerous magic. But Dumbledore did not feel relieved because of this. The reason was Hermione. Not long after Hermione entered Hogwarts, Dumbledore noticed this smart little witch. In fact, Dumbledore had always been paying attention to the people around Harry.

In Dumbledore's original expectation, Hermione would occupy a very important position next to Harry, and she would become Harry's brain. You know, sometimes it is much easier to guide and control a smart person than to guide and control a... well, not so smart person. A smart person can deduce a lot of things with just a few small details and information, and Hermione is the person for this kind of thing. On the other hand, Harry or Ronald don't have this quality at all. Many clues are sometimes right under their noses, but they turn a blind eye. This made Dumbledore very distressed, but fortunately there was Hermione. This smart little witch could always find what Dumbledore wanted them to find in the clues left by Dumbledore.

Harry, Ronald, and Hermione were supposed to be a tight-knit group. But the conflict between Hermione and Ronald intensified. Although they seem to be small things, Dumbledore, as someone who has experienced it, knows very well what the accumulation of one small thing after another will eventually develop into: discord, mutual dislike, intensified conflicts, and then parting ways.

Solim and Hermione met on the train to Hogwarts. The relationship between Hermione and Solim is obviously closer than the relationship between her and Harry or Ronald, especially after so much happened with Ronald. After the conflict, Hermione had more choices due to Solim, Silna, and Neville. Hermione was no longer alone. She didn't have any friends after leaving Harry and Ronald. What's more, compared to To people like Solim, Harry and Ronald acted like babies wearing crotchless pants.

It was this intentional or unintentional coincidence that Dumbledore couldn't explain, which ruined his original little plan to some extent. Hermione and Harry were no longer inseparable. But Dumbledore discovered that the development of things was somewhat beyond his expectations. Things he had expected and things he had not expected happened, and they all went in the direction he expected. In the end, Dumbledore discovered that Solim was behind almost everything related to Harry. At first, Solim only had indirect influence through Neville or Hermione, but now... Harry has joined his small group. Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, Harry and Hermione Neville would go to the small classroom that Solim was looking for.

This was especially true during the Triwizard Tournament, where Harry received a great deal of help from Solim. In the first grade, Dumbledore tentatively asked Solim to give Harry some help. In the second grade, Dumbledore hinted Solim to do it. But last year, Dumbledore didn't say much to Solim, but he grasped the matter very well. In the context of the development, although Peter later escaped from prison with the help of a wizard, Black's grievances were also cleared, and Solim also said some unexpected words to Fudge at the time, but the effect was very good. During this period, Fudge The relationship with Dumbledore was restored to what it was when Fudge came to power.

Solim did bring some surprises to Dumbledore, such as Voldemort's three Horcruxes, but Solim brought Dumbledore more doubts and vigilance.

Dumbledore felt that he needed to have an in-depth talk with this student. .