Harry Potter Morning Light

Chapter 1346 The Hanging in Paris
In the story of "Little Thumb", it is not advisable for poor parents to abandon their children to the forest because they cannot afford to support them. What is even more shameless is that they still hope that the abandoned children will make a fortune outside. Irresponsible parents share wealth together, which she finds problematic.

Since you have abandoned me and let me destroy myself, why should I still be grateful to you and never forget you?
Oh, you have unavoidable difficulties.

It's a pity that the birth of a child is not controlled by his own wishes. Irresponsible parents should not have children, and excuses can always be found.

Compared with the heavenly father who drove Adam and Eve out of the Garden of Eden by stealing the forbidden fruit, she prefers the father in the story of the prodigal son. He has a tolerant heart, but he doesn’t know whether the prodigal son will not change his nature.

If the characteristic of Severus is stubbornness, the characteristic of Bonaparte is rebellion, such soldiers are difficult to discipline.

She would never ask for trouble to be his teacher.

To deal with him, you have to be subtle, and you can't talk to him in the same tone as if you are declaring the truth.

He despises authority and admires the kind of respected people like Jenner.In order to achieve this goal, she has not eaten meat for a long time, and the British diet is mainly meat, even if she is not hungry, she still feels hungry.

During the famine, civilians could not afford to eat bread. If Georgiana still wanted to eat meat, she would definitely ask for trouble and die. Marie Antoinette was ridiculed.

A hungry man is an angry man, and at this juncture, she had better not go to Luxembourg, the place of right and wrong.

This time Napoleon did not ride a horse like he did during the Brumaire coup, but took a carriage and traveled to Luxembourg along the newly repaired bridge made of Bastille stone.

From the window where she was standing, she could see the pier of Diosai. The corpses of the people and horses on the pier had been cleaned up, and the ribbons and white roses were gone.

Today was supposed to be the day of the ceremony.

This feeling of "nearly" perfection drives some people crazy, but she's okay with it, she's accepted that no one is perfect, and gold is never worthless.

The Church of Our Lady of Ankang was built by all the women in the city to pray together to stop the spread of the Black Death in Venice, and to thank the Virgin.

If people at that time left Venice out of fear and went to other cities and remote mountains, the plague would spread. They stayed to pray, and instead of holding parties or carnivals, they played a role of isolation.

It's supernatural, it's not supernatural, religion brings order, that's all.

Even at Hogwarts, Albus was trusted by the children, he was a more temperate man than a real abbot, Hogwarts was orderly when he was there, Albus was killed in Harry's fifth year Forced to leave the school, the order of the whole school is in chaos.

There was nothing she could do but wait for news, maybe pray.

She didn't go to church, that would have shown some kind of political leaning.

She just hoped that her little French lover would be safe and that there would be no more accidents.

"Georgiana."

She followed the voice and found that it was Godan who was talking to her in an "equal" tone.

"Aren't you going with him?" she said with interest.

"The script has been written, and it's up to the actors to see if it will fail," Godin said. "And I think you must be wondering what happened."

"I'm listening." She said calmly.

"Let's talk while walking, the Führer likes to talk to people like this."

Georgiana complied.

"What were you doing just now?" Godin asked.

"Pray, you can't tell other people this time." Georgiana pointed to Godan and said.

Godin smiled, "Those who have no beliefs pretend to have beliefs, and those who have beliefs pretend to have no beliefs. This is really a wonderful world."

"Can you just tell me what happened?"

"Among the documents of the Revolution, the rarest and rarest are the Marathi newspapers, which are usually printed in secret places and under difficult circumstances, and are therefore very difficult to find. There is no complete set of newspapers in the Paris library. I heard a bookseller sold it to a British politician for £240, can you find it for me?" Godin said.

"Is this the condition of your storytelling?"

"You have to buy a ticket to enter the opera house to see a performance." Godin said frivolously.

"I remember Marla had a sister."

"Albertina has a complete set of newspapers proofread by Marat, but I won't ask her for it." Godin said calmly, "in order not to be impeached."

"Wow, you actually have the qualifications to be impeached." Georgiana sneered.

"I think you may not know him well enough. The Führer is different from the ordinary Jacobins." Godan had a deep smile on his lips.

Georgiana remembered that Severus' address was also confused for a while, and then someone came up with the title "Sir", and it seemed that the members of the faction surrounding her also had a unified address.

"Why is it different?"

"Everyone believes that Louis XVI let the invaders set foot on French soil, but there is no proof."

"I remember finding the letters later, in the safe in the Tuileries," said Georgiana.

"The queen knew when she was alive that there were many people who imitated her handwriting and could imitate it perfectly. Quite a few people in the upper class of Paris regarded Marie Antoinette as a majestic, heroic, innocent I have a "friend" I know who makes a living by stealing letters stamped with her seal. Some rich people specialize in collecting such things. The Queen's letter can sell for 52 francs a piece, the highest one He sold it for 300 francs, it was a lucrative profession, and there were many counterfeiters, and she once wrote to the loyal Fessant that she wished the enemy to invade, so that the French in terror would beg them She did not feel that her life was in danger, but only thought that her power was threatened. When I found this letter, I was shocked and disgusted. It seems that in the eyes of the Austrian woman Our nation is easy to subdue and intimidate. We stand on the surface of the earth by pleading. We don’t need a king who is good at kneeling, let alone a queen who encourages him to defect to the enemy and restore their scattered power. In the harmonious world I dream of where everyone is happy and happy, if there is a flaw in my personality and my power, it is that I rose up from the common people. Are those battles I want to fight? Isn't it Forced by circumstances? If we do not conquer them, we shall be conquered by them. France is a sublime country that cannot bow to the power of matter. I have but one passion, one mistress, her My name is France. I sleep with her. She has never let me down, and I won't let her down. Now, rather than my personal safety, we should pay more attention to the conspirators who disregard the safety of France and disrupt social order, Create civil strife and seize power for ourselves, how much our nation has suffered due to civil strife in the past ten years, Charlotte Cordet took the life of Marat and saved the lives of a thousand people, Guérande and others took me alone What kind of situation does the order intend to put this country in? Now is the time when France regains its life, do they think that we will be so sick that we will not even be able to stand up?" Godin Poitvin said slowly And speak calmly.

"This is his speech? You wrote it for him?"

"If I tell you that he wrote it himself, would you believe it?" Godin asked.

"You two bastards." Georgiana shook her head, "Marie Antoinette is dead and you still don't let her go?"

"Guess how much your used handkerchief is now?" Godin said with an ambiguous smile.

"I don't use a handkerchief." She frowned. "Isn't he angry?"

"I thought you would be more concerned about forged letters." Godin lowered his voice and said, "This is the difference between the owner of the Tuileries Palace and the ordinary Jacobins."

"You know so many of his secrets..."

"I want to apply for your housekeeper." Godan interrupted Georgiana. "This matter is about the lives of both of us, and it is much more convenient than now."

"What can I say? I'm just a bitch!" she said exasperatedly.

"People often complain that the French despise the law. When will they respect the law? In the people of the old regime, the concept of law is empty in their heads. Every supplicant asks people to take care of them. The resoluteness and majesty are like asking people to obey the laws and regulations. Only when they want to reject the laws do they use the laws to oppose the laws. The people's obedience to the authorities is not complete. This trial can bring a new concept to the French, I think he wants to be Justinian more than Caesar now."

"He doesn't care that Theodora is a whore?"

"Love is a person's soul seeking to rely on. With the guarantee of being a couple, I want to add this sentence to my next script." Ge Dan said leisurely.

On Friday of that week, a gallows was erected at the Dock of Diose. Eight people were hanged here, but they were not shown in public. Guarded to the Père Lachaise Cemetery.

Georgiana has a young and handsome butler. He has a relative who is an architectural designer. This person helped Georgiana re-plan the suite. In addition to the gifts from the Louvre Museum and the Ministry of Greek and Egyptian Antiquities, this temporary The suite becomes very grand.

She has a large dining room and a small dining room, the large dining room is for banquets, and the small dining room is for ordinary use.

There is a small theater in the suite. Godin can rehearse the script here, and sometimes Napoleoni will watch it here with the generals. He no longer needs to risk his life to go to the French Theater to watch the play.

Later, Georgiana received a complete set of newspapers from Marat from Thomas Granit. In addition, he also wrote that there were tens of thousands of documents on the French Revolution in the Navy, and she wanted it.

She told Napoleon at lunch, and he had no objection as usual, so she wrote a letter and replied yes, but she didn't write it easily by herself, but let Sophie and Matilda write it for her .

Now she knew why Napoleon had gone to such lengths to find private secretaries, and that none of them lasted long.

She didn't use the seal he gave her very much, and she also learned to customize her own paper, and left a secret anti-counterfeiting mark and number like banknotes.

Every letter she sent has a record and a corresponding number. This is her own record, and it is placed in a hidden drawer.

It is often said that wherever Napoleon appears, people feel suffocated. She thinks it is okay, after all, there are very few women who have the courage to twist his Greek nose.

As for the short-legged stray cat, it was named Rouland, and he often gave it the best dried fish.

Now that sea fish can be eaten, the table of the French has been greatly enriched, and the custom of eating fish on Friday has also resumed.

This is her new life.

Just forget that the little thing about the gallows at her wedding was actually pretty good, this time her honeymoon was in Paris.

Is there any place in this world more romantic than Paris, suitable for honeymoon?

(End of this chapter)