The Dark Lord at Hogwarts is not too cold

Finally, because of a man and a woman passing by, Morfin said a fact that made Gaunt even more angry:

The Gaunts, purebloods of Salazar Slytherin, love a Muggle.

That's right, and the Muggle Morfin taught was the passing Tom. The furious Gaunt ignored the presence of outsiders and grabbed Merope's neck, but was stopped by Ogden immediately.

In the end, the two groups fought like this, and Ogden escaped under all kinds of messy black magic, and finally the screen went black, and it was over.

"It's over. In the end, Ogden returned to the Ministry of Magic. Fifteen minutes later, he took reinforcements and captured Morfin and Gaunt. One was sentenced to three years in prison, and his father was sentenced to six months."

As depicted in all stories, good will be rewarded with good, and evil will be rewarded with evil.

"What is the relationship between that Marvolo Gaunt and Voldemort?" Cyrus quickly caught up with Dumbledore's jumping thinking according to the ring in the opponent's hand.

"He is Voldemort's grandfather. Together with his children, they are the last heirs of the Gaunt family." Dumbledore quietly waited for the scene to change, and said, "And this ancient family is notoriously restless."

Even because the family is used to marrying close relatives, the offspring are more or less "crazy".

"Then...Merope is Voldemort's mother?" Harry poked his head over and guessed.

"Yes, we also happened to meet Voldemort's father... that Muggle passing by." Dumbledore nodded, "Old Tom Riddle, Merope was deeply obsessed with it when passing by their house. ..."

It was as if a merciless darkness enveloped the entire world.

To this extent, everyone seems to be a victim of the system.

Cyrus suddenly remembered what old Tom called another Muggle girl, which was similar to a lover, just like between him and Hermione, and after his father and brother were imprisoned, Merope, who had escaped from hell, could do whatever he wanted up.

It is not difficult to guess that she must have used some method to make the other party forget her Muggle lover.

The Imperius Curse, the Love Potion, the Memory Charm...the wizard has a hundred ways to achieve her goal, as long as she wants, under the system of mutual non-interference between wizards and Muggles, the twisted Merope can't understand 'love' at all '.

The environment in which he grew up was so pathetic, but the behavior he did was so hateful.

"That's why, I changed my mind after seeing you..."

Dumbledore believes that as long as some things don't change, after ten or 20 years, there may be a second Voldemort and a third Voldemort.

A person is not inherently evil or good, and cannot live alone without being separated from society. All his personality and psychology are closely related to the surrounding environment, society, and growth experience.

Therefore, sometimes, it will make the usual cases more dazzling, such as:

Harry Potter.

"But didn't you say that Voldemort grew up in an orphanage?" Harry recalled Dumbledore's memories, so he asked, "Is she dead?"

"I don't know what happened during this period, so we can only guess... Maybe after Tom and Merope eloped, the magic effect was lifted, so after a while, he ran back to Little Hangleton"

Merope eventually gave birth to Voldemort, aka Tom Riddle.

But during her pregnancy, Tom Riddle left her.

Perhaps Merope fantasized that old Tom Riddle would love her as much, because she loved him, and soon realized that she couldn't bear to rely on magical means to live through this fantasy every day...

Maybe Merope thought he would stay by his side because of his own flesh and blood...

"In this environment, how can a person who doesn't know how to love himself know how to love others?" Cyrus didn't know what words to use to describe his feelings.

anger?sorrow?

But when I heard Merope's ending, I felt that it was her own fault.

She couldn't understand Tom's anger, a man who had left the woman he loved because of magic or potions, and turned into the arms of the daughter of a homeless man she barely knew.

But any individual will be furious because of this, because his life is completely ruined.

Maybe old Tom could have had a wonderful family, had a few children with that girl, and lived a carefree life in Little Hangleton's manor.

"But why would Merope fall in love with a Muggle who has nothing... nothing to do with it?" Harry couldn't understand.

"Fantasy..." Cyrus forced himself to calm down, "You have also seen the living environment, a person in such a miserable environment will always subconsciously breed a perfect person..."

And the image of this person happened to be the Muggle who would ride past her house every day when she came home.

Is Merope's fantasy acting wrong?Seems right.

She just made the mistake of holding a selfish heart and asking unrelated Muggles for the missing thing --- home.

Is it wrong for Tom Riddle Sr. to abandon his wife and son?It seems to understand.

He was originally a well-matched lover who was about to talk about marriage. After waking up, he looked back and found that the person he liked had already left sadly, and his life had been ruined by others.

While Cyrus and Harry were contemplating the turbulent heart of a small person, another change occurred in the Pensieve, this time the figure of a little old man, and before him stood a woman with a protruding belly. people.

Karaktakus Bok and Merope were standing in a shop.

When they saw Merope again, he was so haggard that he was completely out of shape, as thin as Sirius who had just escaped from Azkaban, with pale skin.

Holding the locket, Merope seemed to be hesitating, and finally looked down at his stomach before putting the thing on the table.

But the blogger only had the locket in his eyes. He suppressed his excitement, picked up the thing, and looked at it pretendingly, clicking his tongue from time to time, and making a few picky sounds of disgust.

It took a few more spells before he saw Slytherin's mark on the base of the locket.

"How appropriate do you think?" He asked tentatively.

"Hmm... can a few Galleons be enough?" Merope didn't know the value of things. She was just raised by her father before, so she anxiously expressed the price in her heart.

"Ah...well, how about 10 Galleons? That's not too low. You know, no one will sell this kind of old antiques that have been left unused for thousands of years." He seemed to be pitying the other party. Same.

And Merope didn't understand this either, so he was satisfied after only selling 10 galleons.

"Only 10 Galleons?!" Harry has always expressed his indignation straightforwardly.

"Bock is not a generous and conscientious person. He saw Merope's innocence and urgent need for money. A pregnant woman is so thin..."

But before Dumbledore finished speaking, Harry said impatiently: "Then why won't she use magic to get some food? Is it difficult for wizards to survive in the Muggle world?!"

Slughorn used to hide in a Muggle house.

"Her experience has long made her disheartened. The disappointment of love and the despair of her family made her loathe her magical ability..." Cyrus didn't even dare to meet her eyes.

There is no brilliance, as if he will choose to commit suicide in the next second.

Who would have thought that Voldemort, who made the wizarding world dare not even mention his name, had such a fragile mother,

Harry didn't know what to say, did he feel sympathy for Voldemort?

I don't know what Harry thinks, but Cyrus does have sympathy. Pain is the only undeniable fact, but his sympathy is not for Voldemort, but for this mother.

After putting the 10 Galleons in his pocket, Merope walked down the street with nervous eyes.

The sun was so dazzling, but she could only walk numbly on the streets of London, looking for a hotel and some food for her and her soon-to-be-born son.

Cyrus was always thinking, if Grindelwald had let the "Secrecy Act" go down before he failed, would the communication between Muggles and wizards be better, and would Voldemort not be born in the future?

"Merope, Voldemort's mother, is also a victim of the pure-blood system."

Dumbledore could only sigh slowly.