Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

"Well, he certainly didn't want that to happen. He must want to control the child of prophecy, after all, it is also a Horcrux. If Harry had been wrapped in the Invisibility Cloak and a Silencing Charm had been cast, even if Lily's death could not have been prevented, at least it might have been possible to prevent Harry from becoming a Horcrux. Even so, the burden on Harry would have been greatly reduced. But even so, Voldemort probably wouldn't have disappeared, and the Dark Ages might have continued, right?

...Wow, Dumbledore is really an amazing person. To what extent did he calculate?

He probably knew that if he cast an unforgivable curse on a child who was protected by a very good and loving witch, the Horcruxes would cancel each other out. After all, his body and soul were already weakened by creating too many Horcruxes. So, Dumbledore might have used the prophecy as a draft to use Harry to lure Voldemort.

But isn't Lily the most powerful? In a sense, she was the one who killed Voldemort, right? She was much better than James who was knocked down at the door.

Really, this self-righteous, spoiled young man is useless!"

"You speak a bit chaotically... So that's it, you came from the slums in your previous life? The pronunciation is completely different. Indeed, Severus has never been so vulgar. He once said that although there were many poor workers where he grew up, prostitutes, drug dealers and addicts were not everywhere there. So he speculated that Ron's previous life might have come from a slum worse than his own.

I can understand Bill and Percy's confusion. Anyone would find it strange to hear their younger brother utter such foul language."

"Alas, even if a Muggle-born is too capable, he will be crushed by Dumbledore... Thinking about it this way, in the context of that era, it is not difficult to understand why Lily did not hesitate to break up with Snape because of an insignificant insult. Petunia once said that Lily cared about her own feelings, lacked empathy, and was too self-centered, but was that all?

Women are more thoughtful and considerate than men. It was a natural choice for Lily to marry James. It would be difficult for a witch as talented as her to live alone. I would probably do the same thing, right? At first, I might concentrate on studying at Hogwarts and be happy with my good grades. But as time goes by, I will realize that this situation is not good, especially in the senior years. "

"When you think about it, Lily isn't stupid at all, it's just that her husband is useless. Although having money isn't a bad thing, James doesn't know how to use it wisely. Maybe he's just a rich kid who doesn't know the ways of the world. James should have been an excellent person, but he turned out to be as disappointing as Sirius."

"If Snape had investigated his mother's family earlier when he was in school and directly requested to inherit the Prince family, perhaps he could have married Lily. What a pity! There was still a glimmer of hope!"

"Do you have any grudge against James? Are you too harsh on him and me?"

"By the way, it's not just Lily, it's Tom too, right? The magic world simply doesn't have a place for extremely talented wizards who don't have a backer. Moreover, if a person has no backer and shows talent, it will be difficult for him to survive in the magic world. But if he shows too much talent, he will be targeted by boring guys.

The wizarding world is such a hopeless rotten place! It's complete garbage!"

"Hey, your tone is messed up again... Could it be that you can't help but say what's on your mind?"

"You won't be happy if you stand out too much at Hogwarts. So, that old man is really not suitable to be the headmaster. With him around, the wizarding world will never make progress. I guess there must be many students who are obviously very capable but choose to hide it and pretend that they are not capable. Or some people with extraordinary talents deliberately don't work hard.

There should be many such people in different classes, from children of famous families to students from Muggle families. People like Sirius and James, who have family support behind them, probably never thought about these problems, but people without backers should have learned to be patient. Those who are keenly aware of the situation may have been reminded by their families not to stand out too much before they entered school.

Anyone with a little bit of observation can see this. If that were the case, outstanding talents would not appear.

In theory, schools should help students tap their potential and cultivate talents that are useful to society. But as long as Dumbledore is the headmaster, there will be no great figures in the wizarding world who can change the situation. Even if they appear, they are just used by Dumbledore.

The heads of the famous families at that time might have thought the same as I did. After all, they had witnessed the rise of Tom Riddle and Voldemort, and had long understood Dumbledore's incompetence as an educator.

Dumbledore was not suited to being an educator. That being the case, both the light and the dark sides might have tried to unite and pull him off the stage.

If they had the Invisibility Cloak, it would have made the Potter children orphans. I don't know if they calculated that, but the act of taking that thing certainly showed that Dumbledore cared more about his own survival than the lives of the Potters. James was really stupid, but in other words, he trusted Dumbledore to the extreme. "