Chapter 2928 Burning Wasteland (2)

Rachel was Jacob's second wife. After Jacob grew up, he went to his uncle Laban and worked hard for him for seven years because Jacob wanted to marry Rachel.

However, according to the custom, the younger daughter cannot be married before the eldest daughter is married. Compared with her younger sister, Leah is not beautiful. At first Jacob was upset when he found out that he had the wrong bride, but after marriage Leah would give birth to Rachel, so Rachel became jealous of her sister.

Montesquieu said that beauty is a magic weapon, but youthful bad temper prevents dreams from coming true, and beauty slips away when they finally understand, so a man can easily and conveniently abandon his original wife and find a new one wife.

Both Montesquieu and the Bible have laid the theoretical foundation for polygamy, but Giuseppina ran to Russia with her violinist lover. She is doing well there, and is said to be singing opera again.

After Mather returned to Massachusetts with a new charter, in addition to the New Englanders who wanted to restore their self-government, there were also some Orthodox Christians who wanted to restore the original charter.

Not everyone was eager to embrace the new regime, and even those who supported the new charter were disgusted with the new governor, Phipps, because of his criminal record, and the choice of the new governor could not be chosen by the people of Massachusetts.

But New England at the time was not a sovereign nation.

After the War of Independence, the number of Indians decreased greatly. Therefore, after the signing of the Paris Peace Treaty in 1783, the Treaty of Fort Stanwix was signed to redefine the border with the Indians.

But fur traders, trappers and other people of all kinds still crossed the border and entered Indian territory. There was a young hunter named "Crazy Horse" who attacked six settlers after returning from a hunt empty-handed.

As far as individual soldiers are concerned, the Indians are indeed superior to the Europeans, and the personal strength of the Mamluks also exceeds that of the French. But as long as they form a legion, it is difficult to defeat.

Hunters need hunting grounds and prey. The American bison that used to run on the Great Plains has become a protected animal. The rem cattle that lived with them are also extinct in North America. The blood research and biological anatomy left by the Ifamony School of Witchcraft and Magic The data imitated Rem Bull's Blood.

Grindelwald said that Muggles have their place. If wizards live in the deep mountains and old forests, they cannot drink South American coffee in the morning, add sucrose produced in the Caribbean to it, and eat a small piece of bread.

So wizards need Muggles. As for the mission of pursuing a higher purpose, it is the responsibility of a few people with magical flowers blooming in their souls.

Wizards should not live for hate, but for freedom, truth and love.

If it is said that a woman attracts a man by virtue of his beauty, then Bonaparte attracts her because of his loyalty. Now that he is gone, he naturally loses his attractiveness, but she dare not find another lover.

According to current French law, a husband can "legally" kill his wife's lover.

This is strange, don't men delineate the boundaries between men and women with reason and strength, which are naturally endowed?

The unredeemed part of mankind includes Bechymos and Leviathan, so he should not attack out of jealousy, but like Bechymos because his personal "turf" has been invaded.

With polygamy, is the next step going to be eunuchs? After all, polygamy depends on the husband's ability to support. For those men who have no ability to start a family, it doesn't matter whether he has the ability to reproduce. The emperor can have 100,000 wives, but he has none.

God wanted to destroy Sodom, but Nicolome sent back the fire of hell.

Destruction is not a bad thing. New cities can be built after the Great Fire of London. A place as barbaric as the Colosseum has no meaning of eternal existence. Does it represent a kind of truth?

Rachel was freed in Jacob, and died of dystocia on the way to Bethlehem, and was buried by the roadside. As for Jacob, he never heard of any other children.

God makes unfavored people procreate, and God makes favored people sterile.

Leah felt that Jacob would love her when she had a son.

But her name is "Hated", and the process of obtaining a son is to violate the original sin. Because of tasting the forbidden fruit, Adam and Eve were driven out of the Garden of Eden. The second son she gave birth to was called "Hear", which meant that God had heard her plight, and it also meant that Jacob had "heard" that he had another son.

When the loved one and the child she gave birth to are safe, that kind of joy arises spontaneously, and at the same time, with the death of the lover, there will be a feeling of "not dying".

On the way to Aachen, Bonaparte met a Prussian soldier's wife with a baby in her arms, as if that was what she lived for.

The signing ceremony was finally over. She found Bertin after she exited the stage, and found a black robe from the pile of clothes. It wrapped her tightly from head to toe, and it was also very loose. It was made of velvet. The drapes reminded her of witches' robes.

She felt much more comfortable wearing this suit, and she didn't have to be as cold as the previous suit.

"Tie it on," said Bertin, holding the gold belt with the "Mughal Diamond" in it.

"I'm going to see the archbishop later, and this suit is fine," Georgiana said.

"Put this necklace on," said the "Duchess" La Rochefoucauld, who held a gold necklace in her hand.

This is an archaeological necklace, imitating the Ilurian civilization, without bright gems.

She finally decided to wear it, and the black and gold combined made her look a little more old-fashioned, but a lot more solemn, looking like a godmother.

The poet William Blake said that love was like a thorn in the heart, and she felt that Bonaparte was not important enough to be a part of her heart. If coming home is an odyssey, taking the first step is difficult, and she kind of understands why Odysseus would be eager to leave Calypso's isle.

Although Atlas was not imprisoned in hell like other Titans, he was punished to hold up the sky, and his daughter was also imprisoned on the island, unable to leave, leaving with her lover like Medea.

She came to Jason's country, which had been occupied by her uncle, so Medea told her uncle's daughters that they would cut him into pieces and boil them in a cauldron, and they would regain their youth when they came out. This is of course false. Yes, but who told those daughters to be kind and filial?

In the end, Medea not only killed the bride, but also killed her own child in order to retaliate against Jason who had empathized with her. She felt that it was not worth doing this for revenge.

If she's learned anything from Dangerous Liaisons, a love guide, it's not to teach young children to believe in love, like Mrs. Mayday.

It was love that gave Viscount Vermont his loyalty, and he could not betray Mrs. Dewey. In his last words, he confessed that losing her made his life meaningless and that she would be better off without him.

If there is no her in this world, France may practice monogamy as in history, so that it will not back down for any great interests.

Imagine this scene, when a bride is about to throw a bouquet, she has to face a group of completely involuntary young men and women, and when she throws the bouquet, everyone shouts "Be careful, the person it hits is going to get married! ", everyone hid away, and finally the bouquet fell to the ground alone.

So she better leave early.

She walked away from the mirror with her head held high, the hem of her gown fluttering as she walked.

She was used to walking like that with a wizard who was walking fast, even when he wasn't here.

Maybe her robe is bulging like his, but it's not up to her to decide whether it looks like a bat's wings. Who knows what she looks like in the eyes of others?