Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

Their conversation covered everything from Voldemort to Dumbledore, from Hogwarts and the school system to the future development of Muggle technology, the outlook for the wizarding world, and even the curses that pure-blood families might carry. There were too many topics for me to understand, but I left them to the smart noble families to deal with. What I was most concerned about now was Voldemort.

Yes... If you think about the curse of Defense Against the Dark Arts, you can definitely guess that he has been to the principal's office. Interviewing in the principal's office... Even I would be full of expectations.

After going through so much, now I finally understand.

In the past, I have done a lot of short-term or dispatched work, and I have never experienced any formal interviews. Most of them were outdoors, or at most in a cafe. There were also interviews in front of or behind the store. As for the company headquarters? That's not the case... Oh, I did have an interview in the lobby once. But it was an informal short-term job, and I was not eligible to enter the company's formal rooms. Isn't this a normal operation? The professor position at Hogwarts is a formal employment, but even so, Hogwarts specially invites people to the principal's office for an interview? At this level, you can't help but have expectations.

Then, I was rejected. If it were me, I would definitely feel resentful... maybe even go down a dark path. Even I might not be able to forgive. Imagine if I had heard that I was going to the headmaster's office at Hogwarts for an interview, I would wear my best clothes. Although it might just be an old suit that I could barely find, I would definitely dress up and go there with full of expectations. Becoming a professor at Hogwarts has never been my childhood dream, but even so, such treatment is hard to accept. What on earth was Dumbledore thinking? Maybe he had no ill intentions, but he unknowingly pushed others into darkness. If he really wanted to reject the admission himself, why didn't he reject it at a random place on the street? That way, at least the expectations wouldn't be too high from the beginning, and the blow wouldn't be so great. For those struggling in Knockturn Alley, such treatment is simply unreasonable.

Now I can clearly feel the despair he experienced.

Their speculation about the resurrection ceremony does make some sense. If you want to obtain a body, you must have some kind of foundation, and the bones of relatives should be indispensable. As long as the bones are handled properly, there should be no problem. As for Harry, although he may also be one of the soul containers, as long as there is no such foundation, there should be no problem.

I hope Harry can live as peacefully as possible.

Although I am a little confused, I have also heard about Voldemort's strange things. I heard that it was kept by the house elf of Regulus's family, and Regulus strictly ordered the elf to destroy it. Later, the elf handed it over to someone else to deal with. I also heard that the Malfoy family had similar things, which were also dealt with. It is very likely that those things are soul containers.

It's incredible that he is so obsessed with survival...Isn't his life happy? This is very strange and I can't understand this feeling.

However, even Dumbledore once hinted at the possibility of Voldemort's resurrection. He should have known that resurrection would require the bones of relatives.

Even a child would think of this.

As Tonks mentioned, perhaps the person who really wanted Voldemort to be resurrected was Dumbledore himself.