Harry Potter Morning Light

Italian cities don’t have a lot of green space. After leaving the lawn garden, they went to the yard next door, which still looks like a monastery. Each single room looks like a prison cell.

The laughter seemed to be near and far. When a nun in black passed by from the other side, her thoughts drifted back to the office in the semi-basement.

The laughter of the children and the sunshine sprinkled into the room. In fact, she preferred his office at the bottom of the black lake. The mermaid’s song echoed outside the window that was never opened.

Sweat condensed from his forehead, and his black eyes were like a mirror made of obsidian, reflecting her face.

It was finally over. He was like a tight bow, losing all his strength because of the loose string. He quickly lay aside, as if he was afraid that his weight would crush her.

She took the initiative to snuggle up to him, watching this life that had faded from youth and became majestic, and his heartbeat echoed in her ears.

"It's your turn next time." He suddenly said.

The laziness and comfort disappeared at once.

He raised his hand and gently wiped the tears from her face, as if to wipe away her nervousness and fear.

"That's what you told me, I can do whatever I want, so you too."

She resisted.

"You're shaking." He seemed to have discovered something funny, although his face was still expressionless, but his tone was full of an unspeakable smile.

She didn't think it was funny.

"We are not monks." His big nose pressed against her neck. "This is a wizard school, not a monastery."

"What we do is forbidden." She said fearfully.

"Can we leave, or are you like Miss Granger?"

Pomona felt that Hermione was not Neville. She was not afraid of Minerva himself, but Minerva announcing that she was expelled.

She looked at Neville's "Boggart" and suddenly laughed.

"What are you laughing at?"

It was like a good girl was taken by a bad boy on a motorcycle to skip classes with him, and was expelled from school. In the eyes of her parents, her life was ruined.

But he took her to the deserted beach. It was not the first time she went to the same place, but every time it was a holiday, the beach was crowded.

At this moment, she could hear the sound of the waves, not the noise of tourists.

"Thinking about dragons." Her fingers traced the lines of his muscles, like an artist sketching a painting, except that the canvas and oil paint would not react at all. He got goose bumps. "How coincidental is it that the family went to the beach for vacation and encountered an unruly dragon. How do you think they cast the forgetfulness spell?"

He turned sideways and raised his hand to hug her shoulders, as if he wanted to press on her again, but she dodged.

"You should go to work." Pomona said, and calmly lifted the quilt and stood up.

In this regard, Snape and the "Dark Lord" are exactly the same, instigating the well-behaved girl to do "unruly things."

Georgiana thought to herself.

Bella was not born to take the Unforgivable Curses lightly. After all, she didn't want to live in Azkaban at the age of a flower and spend the rest of her life with Dementors.

But after she became a Death Eater and was favored by the Dark Lord, every time she cast the Unforgivable Curse, she was not scolded or punished, but someone cheered her up, just like when Harry used the Patronus for the first time, Remus also encouraged him.

For the mysterious man, the strong are like beasts and lambs to the weak. When the lamb accused the beast of attacking it, the lamb actually knew very well that the reason why the weak became weak was that they did not choose to be strong, but imagined all kinds of advantages. The lamb attributed failure to nobility, purity, restraint of power and compliance with the International Statute of Secrecy. Although the lambs did not have this power, they still believed that the party that pursued the victory of black magic was guilty.

Strength is like "thunder strike". If lightning appears, something must be struck. If something is struck by lightning, lightning must be seen.

Strength and the appearance of strength are actually the same thing.

Harry did not use the killing curse, but he summoned a powerful patronus in the Forbidden Forest, and like Dumbledore's Phoenix Patronus, he drove away the hordes of Dementors.

Aristotle believed that courage is always related to confidence and fear.

Harry, who summoned the physical patronus for the second time, knew that it was his own doing. He no longer waited for and relied on his father to protect himself and Sirius.

However... or to put it this way, Hector won victory after victory under the protection of Zeus, causing him to take on things he should not take on. He even put on the armor of Achilles.

When Zeus no longer protected him, he turned back to his pessimistic self. His courage was not real courage, but a forced political courage.

Officers would force soldiers to fight bravely. Hector once told the soldiers that those who did not fight bravely would be sent to feed the dogs.

Harry did not have such an officer around him, but he had the Resurrection Stone, which "resurrected" Lily, James, Remus, and Sirius. This group of ghosts or phantoms encouraged him to "sacrifice".

Pain can give courage to wild beasts, and pain can also make people want to escape. Harry, who had always been happy under Dumbledore's protection, suddenly accepted a lot of pain and "truth". It doesn't mean that betraying friends and escaping death like Wormtail is cowardly.

He imitated the actions of brave people, as if he was a brave person, but he still lacked confidence.

In the past, at Hogwarts, anyone who needed help could just say it, and someone would always provide it.

But the canon law says that people who give alms should be judged, unless the beggar is an upright person, or a better person who can do noble things.

That is what Dumbledore said, help those who deserve help.

Giving power to the wrong people will undoubtedly cause greater disasters than before they have power. Tom could have become a street wanderer, just like the "raw materials" of the infernal corpses he made to protect the Horcruxes, if he hadn't come to the magic school.

Mr. Dongguo helped the wolf. Did the wolf thank him?

Pomona helped Wormtail who fell in the snow. She was too careless at the time and forgot to distinguish what kind of person he was?

As long as there is the concept of "guilt", the suffering person believes that he is the source of his own pain. This is very important, otherwise the imprisoned people will hate those who imprisoned them, and it is they who took away the freedom of the prisoners.

In the past, the guards of Azkaban were Dementors, and everyone knows where they came from. Bella diverted the pain - she didn't even hate Dumbledore, the "great white wizard" who also took away Grindelwald's freedom.

Being imprisoned in Azkaban represents a loyal attitude. Snape's failure to be imprisoned not only aroused her disgust, but also made her feel that he was untrustworthy. She felt that he was a "betrayer" like Sirius, but the difference was that Sirius betrayed his bloodline.

Only with comparison can we find that the prison guarded by Aurors seems to be much more humane than the one guarded by monsters like Dementors, but what is the difference between such a prison and a Muggle prison?

The reality is worse than the "Lucifer experiment". Before being divided into groups to become police and prisoners, the participating college students were all ordinary people. On the first day of the experiment, the "prisoners" looked in a good mood, talking and laughing, but the "prison guards" were at a loss and dared not give orders to the prisoners. But as the prison guards entered the "state", the atmosphere began to change.

Georgiana also unconsciously integrated into the "role". At first, she was still laughing at others who were intoxicated in dreams and wandering in this "underworld" where life and death could not be distinguished.

If a new headmaster is replaced, and he does not allow students to sing the school song in the tune they like, he will also be compared. The original one is so interesting.

After falling into the Lucifer effect, good people will also become devils.

Pomona originally thought that Snape was a "smart man", although he was not good-looking when he boasted about betraying people.

In the end, she was wrong, because he was still loyal - loyal to Lily until death.

When people are resentful, they will look for the culprit who makes them suffer at all costs; when they are guilty, the blade will be directed towards themselves, and this is the motivation for her self-abuse.

She violated the commandments and turned from a "saint" into a sinner.

The consequence of the collective internalization of the code is shared conscience. In 19th century Italy, there was still "repair of marriage" (matrimonial riparatore), so that the criminals would not be guilty, and the victims would not be unable to marry because of losing their virginity.

This is the case in this era, let alone the era when Artemisia lived more than 200 years ago. However, she did not choose to "repair the marriage", but took the perpetrator to court.

"Impartiality" means treating everyone equally. Artemisia suffered torture, not only physically, but also mentally. She had to repeat the process of being hurt over and over again.

Men will always be asked a question: if your mother and girlfriend fall into the water together, which one will you save first?

Saving people is different from killing people. The meanness of human nature can be revealed in the face of the test of death. Talleyrand was also asked this question, and he cleverly avoided it. For him, a woman who can not ask such questions is lovely, and does not give him a headache like Zeus gave birth to Athena.

Isn't Voldemort, who can give life and death, afraid of his own death?

If you just resent and blame your pain on others, it is not enough.

Voldemort sympathizes with the weak who cannot see the current situation. The so-called madman also has his own logic. If he is crazy enough to bite anyone he sees, he will not have so many followers.

Even the giants joined Voldemort's side, even though Hagrid gave the eternal fire as a gift to the former giant leader.

During the Battle of Hogwarts, Neville, who was not very smart, was the first to walk out of the crowd, causing laughter from the opposite side.

Even those who were a little shaken in their hearts were repelled by the laughter.

That's right, wild boars will accept foreign wild boars, provided that if there is danger, the big wild boars will drive away the little wild boars and attract away the danger. Deer will take the initiative to protect the herd, as if Dumbledore's design is "reasonable" and in line with Harry's nature and destiny, who makes him the "chosen one".

Snape's metaphor is inappropriate, saying that Harry was raised like a piglet, just waiting for the right time, but what's the point of Dumbledore slaughtering the "piglet"? He doesn't eat the meat of the "piglet".

Just because Harry is a "human" is not enough to refute Dumbledore. He is as eloquent as Grindelwald.

Although Grindelwald was deprived of his freedom, he did not hate Dumbledore. This may be because of love, but not entirely for love.

They are the same kind of people, and they will not feel the slightest guilt for doing anything "for the greater good".

Bella also did not feel guilty. Her body and mind were full of love and loyalty to the "Dark Lord". The Dementors and the harm they caused to her were a test for her.

Common conscience will not be accepted by everyone, just as most people agree that "repairing marriage" is still opposed by some. Not only Artemisia, but many people also think that she has the soul of Caesar.

Some people choose to enjoy life, and some choose to be strong, even though it is a painful and lonely road. When other children were playing in the yard next door, a child was reading Newton's universal gravitation in the dormitory. He was so fascinated that he didn't know that there was someone standing at the door.

Voldemort worked hard and spent so much time and energy to obtain power, but he was defeated because of "Expelliarmus"?

It's more ridiculous than unfair.

Pomona also felt that she had put in so much effort, but it was better for Lily to do nothing. James was lazy to begin with, and Lily was barely diligent when she was with "Sever". When she got married, she not only did not lead James, but was taken by James to play together.

But others can get everything she desperately wants without doing anything...

"Do you understand?" Magenta asked in Italian, and Fili quickly translated it for Georgiana.

The child who was reading the book was startled, and stood there in a daze as if petrified.

His expression was very interesting, reminding her of Neville, but the difference was that the child in front of her was too thin, his ears were a little sticky, and he looked like a little monkey, while Neville was round and fat.

When his friends were going on an adventure, Neville tried to stop them for the so-called honor of Gryffindor.

She never thought that honor was worth fighting for.

However, when Harry became the fourth champion, the whole Hufflepuff was against him.

She remembered the scene of the young Snape making a noise at the door of the Gryffindor common room, where Neville also slept, but he forgot the password.

That was really ugly, so she was happy when she saw Snape appear again with the appearance of a "lord", even though he joined the Death Eaters.

She thought he learned something from that life experience that he couldn't learn from them.

"Let me see where you see it." Georgiana said with a smile, and walked into the small room.

Delmid has never had a playmate. If this child has good qualifications, she can consider adopting him and use him as a companion.

Just like his uncle, the "Spartan" from Corsica.

But she has to think carefully before adopting. After all, adopting a child is not like adopting a pet. You can throw it away after graduation. She finds it troublesome to raise a turtle, let alone a person?