Now, only Evan and Hermione are left in the common room. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

Hermione still looked puffed, but her eyes were a little red.

Obviously, Ron's reaction just now was very irritating to her.

Don't look at her usual strong performance, but in some things, she is actually extra vulnerable.

"Don't take it personally, Hermione, Harry is right, Ron is just stressed, he doesn't mean that. Evan said, patting Hermione lightly on the shoulder, "You know, Malfoy's insult to his parents the other day made him feel bad. ”

"Instead of being angry, I'm shocked that he thinks house-elves like to be other people's slaves!" Hermione said, taking a deep breath, "and it's because everyone has this misconception that elves can't be protected. ”

"Ron's ideas represent the minds of most pure-blood wizards, and the wizarding world has been like this for a long time, and the relationship between wizards and house-elves has been going on like this for a long time, and everyone can accept it, and no one thinks it's wrong, and no one is going to try to change anything. ”

"So, that's what we do, and that's why Houseelf Rights Advocates exist!" Hermione turned to look at Aven, her pretty brown eyes brightening again, "Houseelves have been enslaved for so long that they've forgotten to fight for their rights. Under the control of the Department of Magical Beasts Management and Control, they did not dare to do so, and I studied the existing laws, which were enacted in a completely different context than they are now, and no longer have any value in continuing to enforce them. ”

Hermione had apparently done her research and looked up a lot of information.

It is simply impossible to convince her in this regard.

And all emotional factors and preconceived notions aside, Evan thinks that Hermione has some truth in what she said.

It's really unfair to oppress and enslave house-elves like wizards, and to restrain them with magic.

As for Ron's statement that house-elves like to be slaves of wizards, it doesn't make any sense at all.

Ron's notion was pure pure-blood theory, and it was something that Voldemort and the Death Eaters had been preaching.

They believe that pure-blood wizards are born noble, and they strongly reject Muggles, Muggle-born wizards, and other inhumane intelligent beings, believing that they are all inferior races and deserve to be enslaved by pure-blood wizards, and do not hesitate to wage war for this.

Although wizards were mostly against Voldemort and did not approve of his idea of being pure-blooded.

But no one could have imagined how similar their treatment of house-elves was to Voldemort and the Death Eaters.

If anything, it's a terrible thing.

From earlier magical historical sources, it can be seen that house-elves and wizards did not have such a deformed relationship as they do now.

Over the centuries, wizards have waged war against house-elves, conquering and enslaving them.

Eventually, they completely destroyed the living environment of the house-elves, making them a subordinate race of wizards and slaves to pure-blood wizards.

From that time on, every house-elf was to be trained to be servile after birth, and he had to be a slave who had served his master for generations, and he could not disobey his master's orders casually, and if he disobeyed, he had to punish himself.

For house-elves, their highest right is to obey their master's orders.

They regarded the greatest honor of their life of service to their master, and a look at Kreacher showed that his greatest dream was to have his master cut off his head and hang it side by side with his ancestor's head on the wall of the Black family as a decoration, as his ancestors had been.

This is absolutely incorrect and a deformed notion.

When Evan returns to Hogwarts a thousand years ago, the relationship between Helga Hufflepuff and her house-elf Doto is not like this.

The relationship between them is not that of enslavement and enslavement, and that Duoduo is a Hufflepuff assistant and her friend.

She is also the first house-elf at Hogwarts and the originator of all house-elves.

Enslaving house-elves is not a Hogwarts tradition.

Hermione was not wrong in her notion that someone should have stepped up and done something for the house-elves.

Muggle-born wizards like Evan in particular are able to understand the invisible discrimination that exists in the wizarding world.

He thought Hermione was doing the right thing, but it was undoubtedly very difficult.

With the power of a few young wizards, trying to reverse the dominant deformed notions that have been formed in the wizarding world for centuries is tantamount to hitting a stone with an egg.

This is especially difficult when wizards and house-elves take it for granted.

Not all wizards are as responsible as Hermione, and not all house-elves are as fond of freedom as Dobby.

"We can't stop doing it just because it's difficult!" Hermione looked at Aven, as if she knew what he was thinking, "We're going to rise to the challenge, Aven, think about the current state of the house-elves, someone has to do something for them!"

"But you should know that you're asking for a lot of self-inflicted misery!" said Aven, "and judging by Ron's reaction, it's almost impossible to convince pure-blood wizards to change their opinions, and house-elves don't necessarily accept it, they're used to it, and you're probably going to be opposed by everyone......"

"Someone has to do that, right?!" Hermione whispered, looking at Evan with burning eyes.

Her face was full of unprecedented persistence and seriousness, as if she had made up her mind to get it done to the end.

Not only is it convenient for the entire wizarding world to be the enemy, but it is also convenient for all pure-blood wizards to oppose each other, and she will not hesitate to do it.

Because Hermione was convinced that she was right and everyone else was wrong, she had to put an end to this unfair act of servitude.

Although Evan felt that it was a foolish act to inexplicably help house-elves do what they didn't want to happen, and to go against the mainstream ideas of the wizarding world.

But Hermione didn't do that, and she probably wouldn't be Hermione!

It's not a matter of whether you can succeed or not, or whether you're stupid or not, but whether you're stupid or not, but whether you're going to have a person's beliefs and beliefs.

Evan knew that she had spent so much experience and time to set up the House-Elf Rights Promotion Association, in essence, it might not even be because of House-Elves, but to be worthy of her own heart.

Hermione is undoubtedly very attractive now.

This attraction does not refer to the appearance, but to the pure heart, which is the most precious treasure in the world.

In the candlelight, Evan looked at Hermione sitting beside him, his handsome little face full of persistence.

A strange feeling rose in the depths of his heart, and Evan had a wicked feeling that he wanted to bring down such Hermione again! )