Harry Potter character evaluation

I don't think Voldemort is evil. Killing his father not only shows his evil, but also shows that he still has "love" in his heart. Because he didn't kill his father, because his father was a muggle and abandoned him. Because his father abandoned his mother, which directly led to his mother's death. Isn't his father an indirect murder? Although my father didn't take away my mother's life, he had killed her heart at the moment he abandoned her. Although his mother is a witch, she won't let magic hair keep her alive. Such a person who kills without seeing blood is worse than someone who takes someone else's life. What qualifications does such a person have to live? Voldemort killed his father out of love for his mother.

As for those so-called innocent people, I don't believe that he killed all good people. Even in today's world, there are only a handful of truly kind people. Even if some of the people he killed were good people, don't forget that Voldemort is a man who will do whatever it takes to achieve his goal-this is also the goal of Slytherin. From this point of view, is it because his ambition exceeds that of ordinary people that people can't accept him? Of course, he may have killed many innocent people. But for him, these people are like obstacles on the road to success. He just removed some obstacles by radical means. To tell you the truth, I think his practice is much better than that of some backstabbing people.

Others are indignant at his killing of the Harry Potter family. Let's not talk about Zhan Mu, okay? Porter. I think he killed Lily? Evans and his pursuit of Harry? There's nothing wrong with Potter.

Why don't we start with Lily? Evans. At first, he did not want to kill her, but told her to go away. Of course, I admit that he killed her anyway. But you have to do something very important, and when a woman who has nothing to do with you blocks your way and won't let you do it, everyone will hate this person, won't they? What's more, she met Voldemort who was in a hurry. What he was going to do at that time was so important that it was related to his own life? So, lily. Evans' death can only be attributed to her refusal to give way and stand in front of Voldemort.

As for him having a crush on Harry? Potter, there's nothing wrong with that. Because he believed the prophecy that "two people can't live at the same time", he just wanted to kill an enemy who threatened his life. This is counted in the real society and it is also self-defense. There shouldn't be too many crimes. Is it just because our Voldemort has done it that he has fallen to the point of heinous crimes?