"Isn't it?
Just because Harry is the savior, no matter what he does wrong, he can be forgiven.
Whether it is my parents, Principal Dumbledore or other professors, they will always look at me differently.
Even Snape changed his attitude this semester.
But what about me?
Do I deserve to have to bear all this alone?
Growing up, I could only pick up my brothers’ used things. I kept hearing my parents and others around me praise Bill, Charlie, Percy, and even George and Fred, who were more popular than me among their classmates.
I'm just a little ordinary, what's wrong with that?"
Ron has obviously accumulated a lot of resentment in the past few days, and now he finally found a channel to vent it.
The previous envy for the savior has now turned into anger and resentment.
After all, Snape's degree of partiality no longer needs any explanation, it is obvious to almost everyone.
With his awkward personality, he is not even suitable to be a teacher who teaches and educates people.
Not to mention teenagers, even adults who are targeted by it for a long time will almost inevitably have a mental explosion.
Looking at Ron who had an expression of "It's not me but the world that's wrong" in front of him, Zuo Si couldn't help but smile, and said while laughing: "In the final analysis, you are just angry that you have been treated unfairly, even...
Angry with best friend Harry.
But do you know that Harry has been silently enduring the experiences that you think are like living in hell these past few days from the time he was sensible to the time he entered Hogwarts at the age of eleven?
Do you know how he feels when he can only watch his cousin receive piles of gifts every year on his birthday, but he has nothing, not even a happy birthday to you?
Do you know that if he offends anyone in the family, he will be locked in a closet and starved for several days?
Did you know that the Dursleys would insult his dead parents every chance they got?
Do you know that he can only wear his cousin's old clothes that are obviously one size larger and baggy all year round, and that he is constantly bullied at school and can't even make a single friend? Do you know that he is lonely?
Did you know that starting from the age of six or seven, he has to learn to do various household chores including washing dishes, laundry, weeding, wiping tables and floors, etc.?
No, you don’t know anything.
To you, Harry Potter is just a celebrity with a savior aura and inherited a large inheritance, and the eleven years he lived in misery in the Muggle world are completely irrelevant.
Even those descriptions are just pale words and language.
Do you feel that you are miserable, wronged, and have suffered all the sufferings in this world?
Believe me, Ron, what you are enduring now is nothing compared to Harry.
And I discovered that Harry rarely mentioned his almost miserable childhood to others, and he would never blame others and try to shirk all responsibilities and faults just because he suffered a little setback like you.
His bravery, perseverance and indomitable willpower are the reasons why your parents, Principal Dumbledore and other professors appreciate him.
So don't always talk about unfairness, because compared to Harry, you at least have parents who love you, a big family that is slightly poor but complete and lively, and brothers and sisters who love you equally.
You were not fostered in the home of a malicious relative, nor did you have to eat scraps all day to barely satisfy your hunger.
Remember how thin Harry looked when he first entered school last semester?
Let me tell you, that is the result of long-term malnutrition.
Sometimes I really don’t understand. You obviously have more than the other person, but why do you always act so inferior and cowardly?
Because Harry has a large inheritance and more pocket money at his disposal?
Or is it just because his name is Harry Potter, the legendary savior who defeated the mysterious man and saved the British wizarding world?
But have you ever thought about the price he paid for all this?
If it were you, would you rather receive a large inheritance, or would you rather have your parents and family by your side?"
Following a series of questions, Ron, who was indignant one second, fell into shock and silence the next second.
After all, although Harry had occasionally mentioned his childhood experiences before, most of the time he just brushed it off and did not describe it in detail.
So his knowledge of this was limited to knowing that his friend had not been doing well before he came to Hogwarts. The Dursleys were very, very annoying, but that was all.
But now, after listening to Zuo Si's more detailed description, the misery and despair that hit his face instantly extinguished all the fire in Ron's stomach.
Yes!
Compared with the days when Harry Potter lived in the Muggle world, what does the grievance and suffering he endures now count?
Especially in the last semester, the other party has been crazily targeted by Snape and Malfoy, and at the end of the semester, he met the terrifying Dark Lord head-on.
Those were the murderers and enemies who killed Harry's biological parents...
If we really want to get into the issue of "unfairness", then Harry Potter is the person most qualified to say these three words.
Thinking of his inexplicable anger and resentment in the past few days, as well as his sarcastic and bad attitude towards the classmates and brothers who came to visit, Ron couldn't help but feel ashamed, and hung his head as if he was hopeless.<
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"Are you awake now?"
Zuo Si waved his magic wand and cleared away all the empty plates and leftover food on the table, with a hint of amusement in his eyes.
Ron nodded slightly: "Yes, I'm awake. Thank you, otherwise I might have done something more extreme in a daze. But I don't understand, why do you want to help me?"
"The reason for helping you is very simple. I hope to see a different Ron Weasley, not the follower next to Harry Potter, the savior." Zuo Si replied casually.
"Follow... a follower?"
Ron was slightly stunned.
Because he always considered his relationship with Harry to be friends.
"Otherwise, what do you think? Or do you think there is any difference between your relationship with Harry and the relationship between Crabbe, Goyle and Malfoy?
I can tell you very clearly that there is no essential difference.
What you have in common is that you all attach your lives to another person.
Think about it carefully, whenever your views and opinions conflict with Harry's, do you always subconsciously compromise and give in?
Although it is natural for friends to help each other and tolerate each other.
But if one person always takes the initiative and the other person gives in without a bottom line, then this relationship cannot be called a friend, but a master and a servant, a superior and a subordinate.
Are you sure you really have to live in the shadow of Harry Potter?
Think about it, when you grow up more than ten years later, when the outside world mentions you, you will always use words like Harry and his friends, but you don’t even deserve a name. Are you really willing to be in this situation?<
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Don’t you hope to achieve something with your own wisdom, strength and skills?”
At this moment, Zuo Si's tone and attitude were exactly the same as those demons in Baator Hell who tricked mortals into selling their souls.
Under the influence of his inflammatory words, Ron soon inevitably developed a spark of ambition.
As a magic school, Hogwarts makes almost zero efforts to care for and guide the mental health of young students, which gives Zuo Si a lot of room for maneuver.
To be precise, except for the savior Harry Potter, there is no other student who can receive special treatment and care from so many people at the same time, including the principal and professors.
Most students are basically savage, and they can only endure silently when they are bullied, or they can form gangs and look for opportunities to take revenge.
This is why students from the four major colleges, without exception, like to stay in groups.
Because not joining the group means you will be bullied to death.
It is not surprising that students from Slytherin House who grew up in such an environment would choose to become Death Eaters.
After all, from their point of view, whether it is Voldemort or the entire top management of the organization, they are basically talented seniors and seniors in their own college. After joining, the other party will naturally take care of them. In essence, it is still the same concept in the school of teaming up for warmth.<
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"What do you think I should do?" Ron took a deep breath and asked."
"First of all, correct your attitude and get to know yourself again.
Secondly, try to keep a distance from Harry during this semester, so as to eliminate the image of you as a follower in the eyes of others.
Finally, and most importantly, raise your spell level to at least a fourth grade level.
If you have done the above, then we will talk about the second step next semester.
To be continued...