Chapter 3473 Elephant Slide

When Dante and Virgil entered the second layer from the first layer of hell, they met Minos, who was a judge rather than a monster, inspecting at the entrance and wrapped his tail around himself. When he decided which layer the souls would go to, he would untie his tail and roll the souls down one by one.

"Go away, it's my turn to play!" A child's voice came from outside the window.

"No, you didn't line up!" said another child, "It's my turn to play!"

Then there was the sound of a scuffle, and the other children did not try to stop the fight, but instead shouted and made a fuss.

Pomona didn't even want to look out of the window, and continued to read the book on the table.

The apartment that Severus rented in London faced the park of the orphanage, which not only had small animals to interact with the children, but also a particularly popular slide. It was an elephant made of concrete, and its long trunk had been polished very smooth. Children from the neighborhood would come here during the summer vacation.

The children's parents adopted the ostrich strategy, with one or two adults watching over the children while the others went about their own business. So, as usual, the dispute over playing on the slide stopped because of the intervention of adults. The same thing would repeat, about four or five times a day.

In "The Lord of the Rings", the Fellowship of the Ring encountered the Balrog when passing through the dwarf kingdom of Moria. It was because of the Balrog that the dwarves had to abandon their kingdom. Gandalf the Grey was dragged into the underground by the Balrog during the battle with the Balrog.

In "The Golden Bough", it was written: Among the many taboos that the ancient Roman Diarist priests must abide by, one is that there must not be any knots anywhere on his clothes. Another is that he must not wear any rings unless it is a ring with a crack.

In alchemy, the Ouroboros can be seen as a closed ring, which forms a new self while devouring itself. Knots and rings also represent restraints and obstacles. The ancient Romans regarded the posture of crossing legs or hands as a very serious matter. No one was allowed to do it in military meetings, judge meetings, prayers, sacrifices and other occasions.

But the ancient Romans also wore rings, not just decorations, but also ring seals. In addition, there is also the custom of wearing wedding rings when getting married, but at that time, the color of the contract was heavier than that of love. It was designed in the shape of a key rather than inlaid with gems, representing the mistress of the family.

After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, key rings still existed in the medieval court, but they were not worn on the hands of the mistress, but on the hands of the secretary.

In short, when passing through the second ring of hell, Dante had to answer Minos's warning just like when he met Charon in the first ring.

Virgil shouted the same as when he met Charon last time, "Don't stop the journey destined for him by fate. This is determined by the place where those who have the ability to do whatever they want are. Don't ask again."

Pomona then opened "The Tales of Beedle the Bard" again. The god of death took a branch from a tree and made it into an "old wand". The boss who owned it thought he had a strong power and could do whatever he wanted, but he couldn't resist the control of the god of sleep after all, and then his life was taken away in his sleep, and the old wand was also stolen.

Aeneas was the prince of Troy, and chose to leave after the fall of Troy.

In the Odyssey, Poseidon wanted to kill Odysseus in order to avenge the Cyclops, but because Odysseus had a destined journey, he only used the stormy waves to "scare him half to death", and it was the gods on Mount Olympus who decided this fateful journey.

So are they also the ones who do whatever they want to decide Dante's "fateful journey"?

Just as she was about to continue searching, she heard a sound in the kitchen, as if the soup she stewed was ready, and the soup splashed out of the pot, making a "rustling" sound when it collided with the flame.

She hurried to the kitchen, put out the fire with her wand, and then "cleaned" the stove.

"Perfect." She said complacently, she was "scared half to death" as soon as she walked out of the kitchen.

"When did you come back?" She looked at Snape, who was shrouded in darkness.

His face was gloomy, and he didn't answer her question, and went straight back to his bedroom.

He didn't close the door, so she stood at the door and leaned against the door frame.

"I made tomato oxtail soup. Do you want rice or bread?" Pomona asked.

He put a stack of information on the "mountain".

"What did they give you?" Pomona asked, looking at the stack of information.

He went directly to the bathroom, turned on the faucet, and washed his hands, as if he had touched something dirty.

Pomona did not continue to ask, anyway, she prepared dinner according to her own taste.

When she served all the dishes on the table, Severus had already taken care of himself.

"What are you doing in the afternoon?" He sat down opposite her.

"Reading, have you read the Lord of the Rings?" Pomona asked.

He used a spoon to scoop the oxtail soup into a plate and handed one of the plates to her.

So she chattered about her "discovery", as if the food on the table could not shut her mouth.

He listened quietly, although he did not reply, but she knew he was listening, even if she was talking nonsense.

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For the Egyptians, crossing one’s hands is not an unlucky gesture.

Georgiana thought as she and others attended the vigil in Milan Cathedral.

Just now, Grando said that wood is a precious material in Egypt. Even the door frame will be taken away when moving. Egypt is full of yellow sand. Except for date palms and palms, other trees are difficult to survive. The wood of local trees is very soft, so wood is imported. Especially the fragrant cypress and pine wood. In addition, metal can also be used to make doors.

The appearance of doors defines the exit and entrance. If the city wall is not demolished, then so many vehicles and people in Milan can only enter and exit through the existing few gates. If the city wall is demolished, any road can leave the city.

The role of the door defines the man-made space and the non-man-made space. For example, in the process of birth, in the mother's womb, the fetus is the absolute subject. There is only one in this space, but once he is born into this world, he changes from a subject to an object and cannot completely occupy the entire space.

So the process of childbirth is a process of transformation from the inner world to the outer world for the baby. The same is true when those who look at the reflection in the cave leave the cave. The door at this time represents a semiotic transformation.

When the sun is riding the sun boat to the underworld, it has to pass through doors. The doors have doors, which will block people who want to enter. But if the door is open, or there is only a door frame, then there is no obstruction.

The door at this time represents the crossing between the two worlds. Under the Department of Mysteries, there is a "door frame" with a "curtain" hanging on it. Only Harry, Luna and Neville heard the whispers behind the curtain because they have all seen death.

All fifth-year students will participate in career counseling. This kind of pressure is different from exams. It also means that they don't have to follow the rule of returning to the dormitory at 9 o'clock.

Leta Lestrange died in Paris. She destroyed Grindelwald's skull and let the "devil's fire" go out of control.

Was her mission a success or a failure?

It may be successful to stop Grindelwald and prevent him from being sincere.

But even if you tell others now that Grindelwald did not intend to burn Paris, no one will believe it.

He is a dark wizard, and it is not too much to do anything crazy, even if he intends to burn Paris.

If Nick Flamel had not succeeded, Paris, the capital of a country, would have been destroyed. What would have been the consequences?

But the British Aurors did not act as "heroes" in this incident. If they had not come to Paris, the skull would not have been destroyed. Everything was under Grindelwald's control, and he would have extinguished the fire when he achieved his goal.

Superhero comics always show how the protagonist defeats the villain and saves the world.

Without the madness of the villain, how can the hero's justice be reflected?

James and Sirius are like Batman and Robin, the difference is that no one lights the bat light, and the lights of their flying motorcycles are as bright as searchlights.

When Voldemort was defeated, many of Harry's classmates became Aurors. This time, unlike the resistance they encountered in the Battle of Hogwarts, they adopted a "hunt" against the Death Eaters. Once their confidence fell, they were like a crushing defeat.

If they were to follow the standards of Aurors, they actually did not meet the standards. Maybe someone would say that this was practical experience or something.

There is no mercy in the darkness, but there is freedom. Death Eaters and Aurors are not much different later. Everyone can use the Unforgivable Curse without restrictions. The difference is that Aurors are legally authorized.

Without Death Eaters and Slytherins, there will be other enemies. Goblins will not give up first. The goblin rebellion is not history to them. Some goblins are still participants in the past. The past events are still fresh in their memory, even if humans have passed several generations and have almost forgotten them.

There are also werewolves, and not all "wolves" are the same as Remus.

At this time, the mass was in the baptism stage. A newborn was carried to the altar, and the elder gently poured holy water on his head.

The last Easter ceremony was held in Paris. Georgiana was busy looking back and didn't see the "good show" in front. Moreau's mother almost fought in Notre Dame to compete with Josephine for a seat.

One of the contradictions between Murat and Melzi is that he feels that he is not respected enough.

Georgiana did not forget that she was a "guest". She was where others arranged her. She didn't argue, so Caroline didn't argue with Polina for the first position.

What's so fun about that slide? It's okay for the kids to fight, but if they fall down the slide, how will the responsibilities of the "ostrich mother" or "ostrich father" who is responsible for looking after the child be divided? If it's not clear, everyone will look after their own children in the future. In addition to being inconvenient for everyone, it will also cause distrust, because trust in others will lead to showing your children to others.

Water benefits all things without fighting. If the children outside quarrel, they can quarrel. Just be patient and it will pass. Be patient and the sea will be calm. Take a step back and the sky will be wide open...

At this time, the baptism ended and the Holy Communion began. She couldn't help but take a breath.

Hades fed the Queen of the Underworld a pomegranate and asked her to stay in the underworld...

Does she also want to find a cookie to chew?