Inspiration from Voldemort

Dumbledore lowered his head to look at Bertha Jorkins. "Even though Gilderoy Lockhart was possessed by Voldemort, his soul did not suffer such severe damage."

"He even grew his hair back..." Wizet said evenly. "There was a photograph of him in an earlier issue of the Daily Prophet."

After Gilderoy Lockhart's accident at the Duelling Club, Fred and George had specially prepared a toilet seat and gone to visit Gilderoy Lockhart in the Hospital Wing;

Although Madam Pomfrey had destroyed the toilet seat, Fred and George had still learned some "sad" news from her: Gilderoy Lockhart's hair would never grow back;

When Gilderoy Lockhart was to be sent to Azkaban, the Daily Prophet not only interviewed Cornelius Fudge, but also snapped photographs of Gilderoy Lockhart with his hair grown back.

"Yes... Gilderoy Lockhart even grew his hair back." Dumbledore let out a soft breath, his tone somewhat more relaxed than before. "This can also indirectly show that..."

"The Obliviate Barty Crouch Sr. cast on Jorkins was actually very difficult to break. When Voldemort forcibly broke it to obtain those secrets, Jorkins's soul was severely ravaged."

Wizet nodded, recalling all the negative reports about Barty Crouch Sr. that had been published in the newspapers;

One matter mentioned in all those negative reports was that Barty Crouch Sr.'s son had become a Death Eater, and that he himself had presided over the trial and sent his own son to Azkaban;

Beyond that, there were interviews with former Ministry of Magic employees, who basically all said that Barty Crouch Sr. was cold and unfeeling—if someone made a mistake, he could easily dismiss them;

From this, it was clear that in terms of his conduct in life—or at least his public conduct—Barty Crouch Sr. truly counted as a dutiful man.

Thinking of this, Wizet