A mother once wrote this letter to her daughter: Mom has already experienced it and confirmed that the human world is happy and joyful, so I brought you here to experience it once too.
If not for that prophecy, if Voldemort had not taken it seriously and chosen to go to Godric's Hollow on Halloween, then perhaps Harry would have lived a happy life like the child in that letter.
No matter what, James had made Lily very happy, and after marrying James, Lily had not lived the life of a "rich wife." She still maintained a middle-class lifestyle, just like Petunia.
Petunia was willing to spend money on Dudley. She not only bought him lots of gifts, but also expensive things like game consoles. Of course, flying brooms were not cheap either, but she rarely spent money on herself.
Women ranked first in spending power. Both Petunia and Lily wore clothes made of very ordinary materials, nothing like Narcissa Malfoy's fashionable and glamorous attire.
Lily was not that "hard to support," and once Harry was a little older, she would probably have been willing to find work herself. But everything had changed after that night.
Besides Red Dragon, William Blake had also painted "Behemoth and Leviathan." On the fifth day of Creation, two beasts, one male and one female, were created. The one on land was called Behemoth, and the one in the sea was called Leviathan. William Blake painted it as a coiled serpent, spewing something red like blood from its mouth.
Behemoth looked like a hippopotamus. Many people mistakenly believed hippos were gentle animals. The Behemoth in the painting even had its eyes wide as it turned to look at Leviathan, but it was actually more vicious than a crocodile. It simply did not usually harm other