Chapter 2318 Ghost Theater
Mechelen's City Theater is just opposite the Palace of Margaret in Austria, not far from the vegetable market, and has been performing shows in recent days.
There was a Prussian magician named Karl Unslang, who performed a show that was so popular that Faron wanted to decipher it anyway, and he and Fresnel borrowed the draper's guild next to the town hall of Mechelen A room for experiments.
The 12th-century Cloth Hall is the largest public building in most towns, used for inspection and sale, and where councilors meet. It can be understood that the City Hall next to the Cloth Merchant Hall is independent from it, and the craft guild has been trying to win greater power in town affairs from the nobles. And the nobles will not surrender without a fight and give up their monopoly on power.
The most notorious example is that of the nobles who attempted to regain control of Liège by setting fire to the Butchase Great Hall. The coup failed and they took refuge in the tower of St. Martin's Church, which was set ablaze by craftsmen, killing hundreds of people die.
In addition, there are Bruges craftsmen in the Battle of the Golden Spurs. Most of the Flanders army is composed of civilians. What they have to face is the heavy cavalry composed of nobles. This battle should have been one-sided. But just like the Battle of Agincourt, the terrain where the battle took place was full of ravines, making it very inconvenient for the cavalry to charge, so the French army laid planks on the ground, but before the French cavalry could lay them down, the infantry attacked first. up.
Seeing that the credit would be taken away by the infantry, the French commander immediately ordered some infantry to be withdrawn and let the cavalry attack, but the withdrawn infantry blocked the speed of the cavalry's charge, and the mud in Flanders also affected the performance of the horses, etc. When they rushed to the front of the Flanders, all the knights became the prey of the craftsmen and peasants with hammers.
This victory convinced the artisans of Bruges that they could be self-governing without nobles, and they massacred all the French-friendly nobles in the city, and showed that those who lived by rent and trade could no longer override those who toiled with their hands. people above.
In addition to its function of telling the time and ringing the alarm, the bell tower is also a place for storing charters, property, and magistrates' meetings. When the city hall became independent from the cloth hall, it marked that the cloth merchants lost their monopoly power, and the new artisan regime repaired the city hall in an exaggeratedly gorgeous way, the so-called Brabantine Gothic architecture.
Georgiana donated money to allow the archbishop to take advantage of this repair to cap the top of the bell tower of St. Lumaidi and install a lightning rod. He rejected the suggestion. He intended to keep the bell tower as it was, even though its top had been hastily put on.
The reason he gave was also very simple. He didn’t think about changing the roof of the bell tower until the school was rebuilt, but he agreed to set up a post office opposite the church. It was demolished after it was moved to Brussels.
On the way to the city hall, Georgiana went into the bookstore and took a look. This is a small three-story building. The houses in Mechelen are all next to each other, as if they share a common wall. There is a well-mannered young man in the bookstore. He was concentrating on reading. The young clerk stood up immediately when he saw a customer coming in. He had eyes as gentle as a deer, and looked a bit like Harry Potter.
Pomona can actually understand Hermione Granger. Harry is like Frodo. It is impossible for him to throw the Lord of the Rings into the Doomsday Volcano for destruction. It is a pity that the Fellowship of the Rings team needs to be formed. But she is not the elf archer, nor the prince of Gondor, as for Gandalf the Grey...Dumbledore is more similar.
Harry needed help, but if Hermione and her parents had told the truth, it was hard to say whether they would have allowed their daughter to take the risk.
That's people with family concerns, people who care about you and people you care about, like Ron and his big family.
Only those who have no scruples will do outrageous things. Remus and Tonks threw the child to Andromeda, and the two died in the battlefield together. If any of them think about a baby waiting to be fed at home, think about Teddy It may not be so calm to become an orphan who lost his parents like Harry.
Some people chose maternal love, and Naxisha would do anything for Draco, including lying to Voldemort.
Many people underestimated this housewife, especially Lucius had an affair. This wasn't the first time Voldemort had fallen into the hands of a housewife. Lily also dropped her wand, but her rebound magic reflected Avada Kedavra like a metal shield.
Hermione probably didn't think about what parents would do for their children. She thought her parents would be safe, so she erased their memories. This is actually a kind of discrimination, how does she know that her Muggle parents can't protect herself?
Wizards have wands, and Muggles have pistols. With the arrogance of pure-blood nobles and their neglect of "vulnerable" Muggles, most of them will be "countered". If you are prepared, Hermione's parents may escape.
In any case, it is not to the point of erasing the memory, which will make them feel that they have lost important things in their lives. As children, it is difficult to understand what the "pain of losing a child" feels like.
The Lions of Gryffindor defended their friends, but Hermione, as a "brain tank", acted impulsively. She was also responsible for exposing the headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix, although she did not intend it.
It takes more courage to stand up against one's friends than against one's enemies, and what if Hermione's parents insisted on not allowing her to go to war? Hermione could go back to Muggle school, go to medical school, and continue to be a dentist like her father, and besides, not all Muggleborn went to war.
It would be sad not to get support, and Hermione erased the memory of her parents and left the house to venture out by herself.
Her self-righteous character has not changed since she was in school. The so-called Unforgivable Curse is defined by humans, and the Imperius Curse was not included in it.
The trio entered Gringotts to find Bella's Horcrux hidden inside, and cast the Imperius Curse on the Gringotts staff, causing the goblin to be burned to death by the dragon's breath. The dragon was chained underground to guard Gringotts, or rather became a prisoner of Gringotts. It's just that it doesn't have Sirius' ability to escape from Azkaban.
At that time, they felt that they had given the dragon freedom, but Gringotts always came to find trouble because of security issues, and they had to learn to clean up the troubles they caused. After all, they were not children anymore, they were parents.
The first "difficulties" their children face are their parents. Your parents are such people, if not more than them, at least they can't be worse than them.
What grades they have has nothing to do with themselves. This is the standard they should have reached. It feels tiring to not be recognized by the people around them, and no one understands their inner problems. They live better than others So many, what is there to suffer?
What's worse is that parents can't accept the fact that their children are ordinary people. Children are their templates. Isn't it easy to follow the "template"?
The minting machine made by the steam engine is through the stamping process, and not all of them are successful, and there will always be defective products, especially when Gregory attended the school that Watt himself attended when he was young.
It's a torture, people will ignore "you", but see someone's son, and "I" is not "my father", "I" have my own hobbies and talents.
Draco was not the same person as his father, and under Astonia's influence, he had become less pure-blooded, although he was still proud.
Even twins who look alike have different personalities.
It is even more difficult for father and son, especially Bonaparte who likes to plan everything. He will become the same father as Frederick I in all likelihood. He wouldn't accept that his son didn't grow up like the template he designed, just like he already had a fixed impression of Georgiana in his heart, and he couldn't accept her frivolous side.
Where is that romantic man who used to say that the desert is a sea to step on?
Maybe she was really daring to spy on the head of a country, but she never thought of falling in love with any American president, even George Washington.
It just so happened that she saw a book at this time, she read the introduction and decided to buy it, after she picked it out and walked out, Gregoire and Edgeworth were also shopping, and they also bought a copy , can be regarded as taking care of the business of this deserted shop.
Then they walked across the square to City Hall, which felt like a rush to class.
Farron and Fresnel are fiddling with an optical instrument. In the original Prussian plot, there will be a very bright star on the stage. The star will grow bigger and bigger, and finally a person who looks like Frederick the Great will appear. , whether it is action, demeanor or costume, whether it is seen from the stage or in the box, it is very realistic.
When "Frederick the Great" was about to return to the stars, the audience on and off the stage shouted "Don't go", "The Great" would often return twice, like a dutiful actor, not a ghost .
Faron insisted that it was an optical phenomenon, but the magician performed not Frederick the Great in Mechelen, but Margaret of Austria, so after one performance he was dismissed by Bonaparte. After being expelled, even if Far Rong wanted to ask, he couldn't find anyone.
Edgeworth and Gregoire also joined the experiment, and Georgiana found a place to read novels.
Written by a 14th-century nun at the Abbey of Bianju, it tells a "French" courtly love story.
Her body is still devout to serve the Lord, but it can't stop her from being "romantic" spiritually, right?
She will become a bubble because she does not pursue "immortality" and "immortality".
But Voldemort will, but instead of using the Philosopher's Stone or trying to become a vampire, he creates "Horcruxes."
So she doesn't agree with what Edgeworth just said. Who can be sure that what is created is really fun, not a scourge that needs to be eradicated?
