Chapter 92 isn't all liars

"What do you mean by cheating our girls, have you read Lockhart's books?" Hermione was very dissatisfied with Ron's prejudice, she was not a good little girl, she had read a lot of books, which were liars and which were true, she could find out at a glance. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

Harry and Ron looked at each other, dumbfounded. Although they were required to buy Lockhart's books, none of them had read Lockhart's books, but they could tell that Lockhart was a frivolous liar.

"Speechless, you haven't read Lockhart's book. I've seen it all, you're prejudiced, huh. Hermione trusted her own judgment and felt that Harry and Ron's prejudice was jealousy of Lockhart, and that he was indeed very likable to girls, and that he would be hated by many boys.

"George, you think Lockhart is a liar. Harry looked at George with pity, his eyes full of anticipation, he had dealt with Lockhart a few times in private, and he was sure that Lockhart was a pompous nuisance.

"Yes, George, you must have read Lockhart's book, so you won't be as jealous of Professor Lockhart as Harry and Ron are. Hermione also came to George's judgment with an expectant look, and she had a lot of confidence in George.

She knew that George would not be jealous of Lockhart, who had created the best results in Hogwarts history, and she believed that George would be the best wizard in Hogwarts history.

"We are not jealous. Ron also waited carefully for George to judge, although Ron had always hated Lockhart, he couldn't find Lockhart's flaws, and he hoped to find Lockhart's handle from George.

"Lockhart wasn't all a liar, a liar who couldn't fool Hermione, and he couldn't fool Mrs. Weasley. "George's family runs a bookstore, so how can he not know about Lockhart, who is famous in the wizarding world.

"That's it, I'm not so easy to deceive, and Mrs. Weasley isn't so easy to deceive. "It was because Hermione had read Lockhart's books that she believed that Lockhart was a great person. She's not just hearsay, she's only being deceived, she's the smart Hermione Granger.

"George is saying that Lockhart is not all a liar. Harry reacted quickly and caught the subtext of George's words.

"Yes, it's not all liars, it's still liars. Ron was still feeling sad that Lockhart wasn't a liar, when he suddenly heard Harry's words and immediately reacted.

"I've read all of Lockhart's books. George first stated that he had read Lockhart's book to strengthen the credibility of his claim. "If you've read Lockhart's book carefully, you'll know. Lockhart's writing is good, and there are many details that are supported by facts. ”

It is because Lockhart's books are all written reasonably, and the details in the book cannot be written at all without real experiences, which proves that Lockhart is not a liar. "Hermione had read Lockhart's book and analyzed the details of it to believe that Lockhart had these real experiences.

"What about the other details?" Harry thought George was still on his side, otherwise he wouldn't have said that Lockhart wasn't all a liar, and that some of the book was true.

"Hermione has read a lot of books, and she knows and reads more than you, so it stands to reason that her judgment should be more reliable than yours. George said tactfully, he didn't want to hit Hermione directly.

"But. Harry happily followed George's words, but he was more sure that George was on his side, and he didn't mind that George said that Hermione read more than he did, and rightfully so.

"If you read a little more, you will also know that there are many details in Lockhart's book that are not true. George continued to analyze Lockhart's book.

"He probably wanted to make the book look better and be more readable. Hermione struggled to defend herself, believing what George said, and George said that there were many details in Lockhart's book that were not true, that is, it was really untrue. But she tries to make excuses for Lockhart, perhaps to spice up the book.

George said that many of the details in Lockhart's book are not true, which means that Lockhart is lying, and the real part is probably what he heard, or what he reads from the book, just like you and George. Ron rejoiced when he heard that George had confirmed that many of Lockhart's experiences were untrue.

He could now convince his mother that Lockhart was a liar, and now that his mother respected George, she would trust George's judgment.

"Yes, if you know the true nature of the plants and monsters encountered in his books. You will know that part of his measures are indeed right, but part of it, if he really does what is written in the book, he would have died many times. "George had read Lockhart's book, it was interesting, and part of it was like a real experience.

But there are also more details, if according to Lockhart, he has died too many times. These are definitely not written by a person with real experiences, and he believes that Lockhart heard them from somewhere else, and with good processing and writing, he wrote about them.

"You don't blame you for the error of judgment, a lot of that knowledge is not mentioned in the textbooks, otherwise Mrs. Weasley wouldn't have been equally fooled. Pure false experiences can't deceive people, but half-truths and half-truths, it's hard to tell without enough experience, Harry they guessed right, just because they simply hated Lockhart. George comforted Hermione that it wasn't Hermione's problem to make a mistake.

"I do simply hate Lockhart. After George determined that Lockhart was a liar, Harry only felt that he had a backbone and an alliance, and he didn't mind saying that he hated Lockhart.

"Me too. Ron looked at Harry with the same smile.

"But—" Hermione was a little flustered, she had always believed that a professor she had even admired could be a liar, which made it difficult for her to accept. But at the same time, she trusted George, and she believed that there must be enough reason for what George said. But it was difficult for her to accept that her judgment was wrong, and she couldn't switch around so quickly.

"Don't be in a hurry to overturn your conclusions, you will have his class in the afternoon, and you can observe him during the class. Some of the information in the book can't be distinguished, but a lot of the contact in reality can't be hidden. Seeing Hermione's embarrassment, George didn't continue to convince Hermione, but let her judge for herself.

"Okay, I'll keep an eye on him during class. Hermione thought it was a good idea, she trusted George, and she trusted her own judgment, but she trusted her eyes even more.

"I've seen him in private, a pompous megalomaniac. "Harry had already dealt with Lockhart a few times, and it was these contacts that made him hate Lockhart.