In "The Sorcerer's Stone", an owl at Hogwarts sends a letter to Harry through a chimney. Uncle Vernon's family blocked the fireplace in order not to receive letters from owls, and later switched to electric heaters.

In many books, such a small matter is a one-off funny plot.

In the Goblet of Fire, Mr. Wesley's family came to Uncle Vernon's house to pick Harry up for the World Cup, using their usual flying powder.

As a result, the whole family got stuck in the chimney of Uncle Vernon's house. . .

"Oh, Fred, tell George not to come over. There seems to be a problem here, and there is no room. Oh, George, go and tell Ron. . . "

I especially like these foreshadowing of Harry Potter. These plots are often one-off in other books, and will be carefully collected by the author in Harry Potter and taken out at the right time. Everything that happens to Harry Porterie has consequences, responsibilities and weight.

Some people really don't know whether JKR thought about it from the beginning or found useful clues in rereading the previous work.

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In Half-Blood Prince, after Harry learned that Stan, a bus cashier among Azkaban prisoners, had been taken away as a death eater, Harry was always very angry and went directly to Dumbledore to protest and begged the principal to intervene and let Stan go.

Stan is so worthless and boastful that he is definitely not a death eater. Harry has no friendship with him, but his emotional reaction is quite strong.

Later, at Christmas, the Minister of Magic came to Harry and asked him to help promote the image of the Ministry of Magic and inject hope into the magic world.

This kind of government behavior is very understandable in wartime and should even be supported!

However, Harry directly married the new Minister of Magic, even though he used to be the boss of Auror, even though he looked strong and powerful, even though he bribed Harry and said that he would directly arrange Harry to become Auror.

Minister Lin and Stan, who have no significant influence on Harry's life, have become the main contradictions.

Harry told the minister that the Ministry of Magic asked Cruncher, Fudge and now you to put innocent people in Azkaban. None of you are good people. I don't agree, don't accept, don't support you!

After reading this, I think Harry's inexplicably childish is too much.

Then I remembered why Harry was so angry, why he was so angry with the minister of the Ministry of Magic, and why he was so angry with such an authoritative organization of the Ministry of Magic.

It was Cruncher who put Sirius in Azkaban without trial.

When Harry first met Cronkite, Sirius said that this man was definitely not a death eater, because he hated death eaters, so he sentenced Sirius to life imprisonment without trial.

I don't think Crounch is a bad person, so I made a note in my heart and threw him into the basket of good people, ignoring it.

But Harry remembered how hateful this "good man" was. He didn't forgive them and won't tolerate them in the future. He will not make peace with authority or power.

After reading this, I know that although he didn't show it, he missed Sirius all the time.

The life story of Dajiaoban was put into the core values of this teenager after his adopted son thought and digested, and there is no more profound form of commemoration.