Chapter 1162 Like a dream

In addition to the Eiffel Tower, the pyramid of the Louvre also caused great controversy. At that time, public opinion generally believed that placing a pyramid in front of a European-style palace was neither fish nor fowl, and it was simply a blasphemy of aesthetics.

However, under the insistence of the French Prime Minister, this avant-garde building full of neo-modern style was completed. In the first few years, it was still cast aside by Parisians, but ten years later, just like the reversal of the Eiffel Tower in the past, the pyramid of the Louvre has changed from an ugly duckling to a white swan.

It is said that the Chinese-American did not borrow the shape of the Egyptian pyramids at the beginning. The ordinary geometric shapes of II can not only reflect the ever-changing sky of Paris, but also provide lighting for underground facilities.

Pomona, however, felt that the pyramid was simply a masterpiece.

Napoleon brought a large number of French scholars with him during his expedition to Egypt. It can be said that they removed all the cultural relics in Egypt that could be removed. The removal of the Rosetta Stone by the British also picked up a loophole.

Therefore, the Egyptian Pavilion has become the "Oriental Civilization" with the largest collection in the Louvre Museum. It is like a transparent shadow, becoming a part of the Louvre Museum and even Western civilization.

Cancer is represented by the scarab on the Dendera horoscope plate in the Louvre. French perfume is quite famous, but the problem is that it has an inseparable relationship with the poor sanitation conditions in the Middle Ages.

Every country has its own dark history that is ashamed to mention, and the nondescript pyramid reminded the French of this, although the designer did not have this idea at first.

Unless the French return the artifacts they took from Egypt, the glass pyramid will remain unobtrusive, perhaps that's what the pharaoh's curse is doing.

Compared with the crowded Denon Pavilion, few people come to the Syria Pavilion. This may be the reason for the low season of tourism, except that the first floor of the Syria Pavilion, where Venus Broken Arm is located, is a little more crowded. With the natural light coming in, Venus looks extra soft.

She is so famous, Pomona has seen countless photos and analyzes of her, so after seeing her from a distance, she decided to join in the excitement and went directly to the Goddess Pillar Pavilion next door.

The architect borrowed the shape of the Temple of Erechtheion on the Acropolis of Athens to create four columns. As soon as she entered the door, she saw the three goddesses of Grace. This group of sculptures was found in all museums in Europe. The three goddesses in the Louvre seemed to be still in adolescence, and they hadn't become plump, so there was nothing to see.

Among the many ancient Greek sculptures, one sculpture aroused her interest. It was a girl wearing a veil. It was hard for her to imagine that marble could be carved with the texture of a veil as thin as onion wings.

"Through" that veil, one can vaguely glimpse the girl's handsome face, which is delicate and vivid, which makes people want to lift her veil.

Diagonally opposite this sculpture is "Angel's Kiss", which is another sculpture that does not conform to the civilization of Egypt and ancient Greece.

She inspected the museum, and found a strange place again, a statue of a prone female lying on a Baroque mattress...

When she turned to the front, she realized that the female sculpture was not a "female". Western artists worship androgyny, so in many sculptures, men have the characteristics of women, such as round faces and delicate bodies. However, this is the first time in her life that this kind of female has male characteristics.

The back of the girl lying on her belly looked exquisite and attractive. Pomona looked back at Severus, wanting to ask him what he thought, but he was "appreciating" another sculpture instead.

It is also a very famous masterpiece, Artemis, the goddess of hunting, is pulling the horns of a deer.

In fact, Pomona felt that the shape of the goddess at that time should be to take an arrow from the arrow basket on the back, and then install it on the bow to shoot.

But the artists added a deer later, and it looked like... whatever.

How can such a small deer grow horns?

Anyway, old Bat was glad to see a stag unlucky, be it a juvenile or a man.

He felt happy as long as he was happy, and besides, the shape of the goddess of hunting was the most dignified, and the clothes on her body covered the place tightly, and the artists finally portrayed the girl's dynamics instead of her graceful figure.

It is better to look at such a sculpture with an evil smile than to look at a large sculpture with an evil smile.

"Let's go to another museum." Pomona said that although the cemetery theme is not popular, she does not want to stay in this crazy room anymore.

Although you can't hear the heart-piercing roar here, after all, stones can't speak.

"Go upstairs or continue on the ground floor?" He asked easily.

"Ground floor, there are too many people up there," she said distractedly.

"You seem to like going to unpopular spots." Severus said, "Do you know what is the most important thing about eating French food?"

She felt that there was something in his words.

"French food is so expensive not just for the food, half of the money is spent on the environment."

"Sorry." She said apologetically.

"Why do you have to apologize? I wasn't in the mood to eat yesterday." Severus stared into her eyes and said, "I just hope you don't treat yourself so hard that you end up with a shrunken heart and a hard heart."

"I will not."

"I wish you would be a little naive, that would please me, you understand?"

Pomona's head was full of question marks.

"You like childish women?" she asked after thinking for a while.

"You like Pride and Prejudice, don't you think Mrs. Bennet is childish?" he said dryly.

"A little bit," said Pomona. "Mr. Bennet is not very happy about it, and is always reading in the study."

"Then let me be an unhappy person who always stays in the study and reads." Severus said angrily, "It makes me feel better to worry about your business, what do you think I can gain now? I'm dead in everyone's eyes."

She lost her ability to think and didn't know what to say.

"Except for Draco, I have no reason to keep fighting. Understanding Caesar doesn't have to be Caesar. Do you know why Napoleon loves Josephine so much? She introduced the old nobles to him and asked them to serve Napoleon. Much better than turning them over to the Girondins and restoring the Bourbons. Napoleon, I tell you, is ugly, and Josephine is a delicate and elegant woman, who changes six dresses a day, and every meal is like a feast. Some kind of ritual, she and Napoleon are not really in love, they have the same fantasy, even after the divorce, it hasn't disappeared, do you know what their dream is?"

"Why are you asking me now?"

"Look around you, what do you see?" Severus asked again, "In this room, they held many masquerade balls as king and queen, and the platform above the pillar is for the band to play, you Can you imagine the scene at that time?"

"No." She said in horror. "I don't want to think about it."

"It's easy to fall for such a luxurious occasion, saint." Severus sneered. "The White Wizard kept himself in the tower away from those temptations, which allowed him to maintain that superhuman sobriety, but he is Another form of solitude, and his heart becomes more and more dry, and nothing touches him."

"And Arianna," she said reassuringly.

"Yeah, he still has a lovely and pure sister in his heart, but he doesn't care about his living brother. It's easier to live in a dream than in reality." Severus looked at the lying on the bed Sculpture on mattress "You're not as plump as I thought."

"Oh!" she exclaimed annoyed and annoyed.

"You reminded me of him last night, until you danced with me, and that's when I realized that I don't care what I eat or what kind of house I live in. I don't think Napoleon is I want to eat alone, but no one is with him. Josephine can't stand the way he eats, and he can't stand the red tape when Josephine eats. If it weren't for that vampire, I wouldn't even look at an ordinary person To see Napoleon from a different perspective, I think it is because he is a bystander that he can see so clearly, you know how he sees us?"

"No." She said defensively, "I don't want to know."

"We're all haunted by ghosts," Severus went on. "If death is going to separate us, they're going to kill us. Do you want to be a ghost at Hogwarts?"

"Stop it," she begged. "Stop talking."

"Sooner or later, I will pull out the things that old fool instilled in your brain. If you are with me, I will not let you eat the French food last night. Do you think I am a waste at noon today? But I'm happy with that, are you going to condemn me?"

"I'm just saying don't go to popular places," she said distraughtly.

Severus sighed, "You're such an idiot, what do I have to say to make you understand?"

"It's better to say, 'I'm willing to spend money for the woman I like', sir." A statue suddenly said in French English, "It's worth paying for the woman you love."

Pomona stared at the statue, dumbfounded.

"Don't worry, it's not magic, I'm performing." The sculpture said, "I've been here for two days without being noticed, I'm curious, you just said vampires, that's true..."

Severus cast a Sleeping Charm on the Muggle playing the sculpture with his wand.

"Damn Frenchman." He cursed, sniffed him with the improved amnesia potion, and took Pomona out of the exhibition hall before the others came.