Fans know that Ron's pet spot was changed by Peter Pettigrew, and after his identity was revealed, he escaped.
Later, Ron no longer mentioned the spot, after all, his pet was actually a lewd uncle, it is estimated that Ron will vomit when he thinks about it.
However, before that, they had spent so many years together that they were almost inseparable.
Once, when Hermione carried Crook Hill into the Gryffindor boys' dorm, Crook Hill suddenly pounced on the speckle in the pocket of Ron's pajamas on his chest.
It can be seen that even when sleeping, Ron may be with The Spot. I have to say that sleeping with a mouse that has lost its hair, Ron is definitely "true love" for Spot, otherwise he wouldn't have quarreled with Hermione for Spot.
From Ron's point of view, he couldn't be better with Blob, even if he was reluctant to buy snacks, he would buy pet supplies for Blob. Being so good to pets, Ron must be a good husband in the future.
But from another perspective, does Peter Pettigrew have true feelings for Ron? After being carefully cared for and protected for so long, didn't he have a little gratitude to Ron?
When a person turns from evil to good, we often say that this person has not lost his conscience.
But if a person changes from good to evil, will there still be a trace of conscience in his heart?
In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, because Peter Pettigrew showed little kindness to Harry Potter, he was killed by the artificial hand that Voldemort gave him, and Wormtail actually died with guilt for the Potters.
At the very least, this shows that Peter Pettigrew did not completely lose his humanity like his master Voldemort.
He did still have a shred of conscience, both to Harry Potter and to Ron.
You should remember that in Philosopher's Stone, when Harry and Ron first boarded the Hogwarts train, Malfoy brought his two younger brothers, Goyle and Crabbe, to "provoke".
Spot, who had been sleeping most of the day, "unexpectedly" bit Goyle hard this time, "sharp little teeth deep into Goyle's flesh".
If we think of Spot as a simple pet, it is obvious that this is a manifestation of "guardianship". Friends who have been shovelers will definitely have a deep understanding.
Of course, Spotted is not a pet, he is a person, his act of jumping up and biting The knuckles of Goyle's finger is not a pet's instinct, but his active behavior, he is not used to others bullying Ron, he wants to teach each other for his "master".
From this humble little thing, it is not difficult to see that Peter Pettigrew also has feelings for Ron, although this feeling may not be as dependent and loyal as a real pet to its owner.
After years of eating and sleeping together, if there is no emotion at all, what a cold-blooded person must be?
In Prisoner of Azkaban, when Sirius pursues Hogwarts, Peter Pettigrew breaks free of Ron several times to escape, even biting Ron.
You know, Peter Pettigrew killed 12 innocent Muggles in order to escape. And when Ron got in the way of his escape, he didn't kill him.
Or, even if Sirius had "killed the door", Peter Pettigrew had not thought of killing Ron, the "troublemaker".
Peter Pettigrew is a complete villain, no doubt, and there is no need to wash white. He betrayed his friends, married them, and ruined the lives of three people who should have been good. He deserves that kind of retribution in the end.
But the villain does not mean that he has no feelings, after all, it takes hundreds of years to produce a voldemort without humanity. And Wormtail, he should have had feelings for Ron, the former "master".
I wonder what kind of mixed emotions peter pettigrew and Ron Weasley will have when they meet again in Malfoy Manor?