Hogwarts: Atypical Slytherin

After Hermione left, he drank all the liquid in the small bottle and gritted his teeth through the black flames that blocked his path. But what he didn't expect was that the person he saw in the last room was not the sinister, bad-tempered, and violent-looking Dean of Slytherin House at all.

It wasn't even the Voldemort he had expected.

It was someone he had never expected - Professor Quirrell.

"You!" Harry gasped in shock as he stared at the frail face. Is this seemingly submissive professor the one who really covets the Philosopher's Stone?

Quirrell laughed at his expression. Now his face doesn't twitch at all.

"But I thought—Snape—"

"Snape?" Quirrell laughed. This laugh was not his usual high-pitched vibrato, but more like a chilling sneer. "Yeah, Snap doesn't really look like a nice guy, does he? He's flying around like a giant bat - which helps us a lot."

He didn't stutter at all this time, but Quirrell seemed to be very happy that he had fooled everyone - because he began to speak like his previous state: "With him there, who is there?" Do you doubt the poor, stammering Professor Quirrell?"

Harry felt insulted. He didn't want to believe it was true, but he felt even more angry: "But Snape once wanted to kill me!"

He still remembered his first Quidditch match - he almost fell off, and it wasn't until after the game that Hermione told him that she'd caught Snape chanting a spell at him and she'd snuck over and lit Snape's The robe blocked his spellcasting, and he was able to safely catch the Golden Snitch from that Quidditch match.

"No, no, no, no, it was me who wanted to kill you. During that Quidditch match, your friend Miss Granger rushed over and set Snape on fire, but she accidentally knocked me down. She It ruins my gaze on you - in fact, if you hold on for a few more seconds, you will fall! If Snape hadn't been there to break the spell and try to save your life, I would have killed you long ago. Fallen to death."

After hearing what he said, Harry felt cold in his heart - maybe Clooney was right from the beginning - she told him that Snape was a good person. Although he had a bad temper, he always treated people when they were unhappy. He was doing good things when he knew it, but he began to doubt him based solely on intuition - he subconsciously ruled out the words Clowney said simply based on the disgusting things Snape did to him.

He had always kept in mind what Clowney told him when he first met him: "If a person is good to everyone, but he is not good to you, then to you, he is a bad person, you don't have to Doubt yourself, Harry."

This sentence originally applied to his aunt and uncle - because they seemed to be praised outside, but they treated him very badly. He was always able to muster the courage to fight against them, and he was able to stand up when he was treated unfairly, but occasionally a voice did sound in his heart: If other people thought that his uncle and aunt were good people, he would always be treated unfairly. Abuse by good people - does this prove Harry Potter is a bad boy? Is Harry Potter the one at fault?

It was not until the arrival of the strong Mr. Albert and the affirmation they gave him that he understood this truth - but he actually abused this truth. The converse of that sentence should be: "If someone is bad to me, he or she is not necessarily bad in other ways."

Snape never beat him, he just disliked him and always deducted points from him - he just -

"Of course it is," Quirrell said coldly, "Why do you think he would referee your second match? He wanted to make sure I didn't hurt you again. That's ridiculous - in fact, he didn't need to bother. I couldn't do anything with Dumbledore around. The other teachers thought Snape was trying to organize Gryffindor's victory, and he did make himself very unpopular - but it was all a waste of time - —”

After Quirrell finished explaining to Snape inexplicably, his tone suddenly became more ferocious: "But - all this is a waste of time. Anyway, I - I will definitely kill you tonight!"

He snapped his fingers, and several ropes jumped out of thin air, tying Harry up tightly.

"You're too nosy - I can't let you live, Potter -"

Quirrell really made a move on him! After Harry saw what he had done, he seemed even more angry. His bright and dazzling emerald-like eyes stared at him fiercely, and then shouted: "You are like this! How can you be worthy of Clooney!"

"She respects you so much! And she always speaks for you! And she always cares about you!" Harry tried to use this method to call back a trace of Quirrell's conscience, "You actually lied to her! You lied to her! Don't you feel ashamed? What! Quirrell!"

"Are you proud of this too?!"

"You shouldn't have done this! You're a teacher!"

After hearing that name, Quirrell's body twitched violently, and then he panicked and wanted to cover Harry Potter's mouth to stop him from mentioning the name again. He shouted angrily: "Potter !shut up!"

"I'm going to say it!" Harry scolded, "How can you be that person's lackey! He wants to kill everyone!"

Quirrell fell silent, and he roughly dragged Harry to a mirror: it was the Mirror of Erised, the mirror where he met his parents during Christmas detention. Dumbledore said at that time that this mirror could reflect people's desires, and many people would forget about food and sleep, and would not be productive because of it. However, people could not always indulge in fantasy and forget about reality, so after letting him look at it for a few days, he looked at it again. Move this mirror away.

"This mirror is the key to discovering the history of magic." Quirrell said with a gloomy face, knocking along the surrounding mirror frame with his hand. "Only Dumbledore has to come up with such a thing... But he is in London at the moment. Wait. By the time he came back, I would have left long ago."

It's useless to mention Clooney - maybe he also knows - how can someone who wants to be with a mysterious person give up his great career because of a student who cares about him privately - but Quirrell seems to be in a good mood It has indeed become visibly worse.

Harry's task was not done - he needed to delay them as long as possible so that Dumbledore could return as soon as possible. His head was spinning rapidly, and while he was asking unintelligible questions, he was looking at Quirrell quietly so that he would not focus on the magic mirror.

Quirrell is in a bad mood and needs to find other ways to make up for the lost happiness. He was actually happy to answer the questions raised by Harry: For example, during the Halloween troll incident, Harry and Ron saw Snape sneaking up the stairs - they never thought that Snape was there for Monitor Quirrell who sneaks up to the fourth floor.

"He subconsciously ignored Clooney during the conversation." Harry was sensitive to the sense of inconsistency in this. "The troll died at the hands of Clooney, but Quirrell only emphasized the giant monster. Wonder why he wasn’t killed.”

"As long as Clooney is here, I won't die." His thoughts subconsciously drifted away for a moment, but then he denied the idea, "Claudine likes Quirrell so much - and even gives him a baby Gifts, always tell others not to try to make fun of him, she will be even more sad if she finds out about it."