Harry Potter Morning Light

While everyone was watching the news about the Indonesian tsunami, Haji noticed a very small piece of news.

In Paris, members of three animal protection organizations robbed a homeless man's kitten. They pushed the homeless man to the ground and wrestled with him during the snatching process. Screaming incessantly from behind.

After the video went viral, many people said that the three people from the animal protection organization were cruel, compassionate and compassionate, while the animal protection organization said that the homeless people used the cat as a begging tool, and they believed that the cat was injected with drugs , without judgment.

This made Haji laugh out loud. Could animals have judgment without injecting anesthesia?

In order to defend themselves, these people also released a video of the happy life of the kitten after being "rescued".

Haji is unable to provide Felix and Fiona with the material conditions of a "happy family" in the eyes of some people. If Felix is ​​"rescued" like the kitten and lives a happy life, he and Fiona Will Oona feel happy?

The existence of animal protection organizations will make people feel that people are inferior to animals, and animals still have people to help, but people can't help people, and they are eliminated as in Darwin's theory of evolution.

Haji didn't want to be "out of it", so he joined the local gang and lived a chaotic life unlike the battlefield, and all he could do was try not to drag Fiona and Felix into it.

He's a real hooligan, but he doesn't think he's going to take a kitten from a homeless man's arms, he's only going to take his money. The strange thing is that when the homeless man sees him taking the money, he won't whine like in the video, at most he just shows a disdainful expression.

The phrase "I'm doing it for your own good" is actually a terrible thing. Hage never said that to Felix, and Fiona never said "Don't be like your father" to Felix. It's a taboo in their family. At the same time, Felix seems to be influenced by Haji, and he always fights with the children around him, and has strange powers. Fiona is afraid of being targeted by the Immigration Bureau and warns Felix not to use that power.

Haji never thought that Felix was actually a wizard. Like Fiona, he felt that the Hogwarts notice sent by the owl was a lie. He'd seen plenty of scams on the street, and this one was just weirder.

Until he met the "Professor", he went from London to the Alps in the blink of an eye. This kind of superpower cannot be explained by magic.

The "professor" needs his ability, which he learned from the battlefield and the army. It is not needed in a peaceful world. Those big companies only look at the experience and education on the resume of the graduates, and he has none of these.

It is difficult for him to adapt to peace, just as it is difficult for those in the office to adapt to war. Many people will vomit when they kill someone for the first time.

Felix also hopes that Haji and Fiona will be compatible. Felix told Dad a lot of things while riding the Ferris wheel, including the content of his work for the "professor".

Napoleon Bonaparte has been dead for almost two hundred years, he is a historical figure... Who would have thought that?

Napoleon didn't fight Eastern Europe, but he fought the Russians. Some people really called him "The Great".

The only pity is that he is short. In the eyes of 90% of women, short men are not their criteria for choosing a mate. They prefer tall men. The "Great Emperor", who is invincible in everything, dies when he meets a woman, just like the three "vampires" who are besieging him at the moment. It's just an "empty bottle". They may have been masters of swordsmanship during their lifetime, but because the contents inside have been emptied, they are not enough to be afraid of.

When dealing with them, Haji still had time to take a sneak peek at the "passer-by". He had been watching and had no intention of intervening, making it difficult for people to see the depth. The most important thing was that Haji didn't know what the "sign" was.

That is another world that is different from people like him, and what is required is completely different knowledge. Who would have thought that the map of Washington has the symbol of the Kabbalah tree of life? Haji knows that the symbol of the Kabbalah tree of life is still because someone used it as a tattoo. According to the person, it is a very powerful and mysterious symbol that can help him see the glory of God.

Many people think that those with tattoos are bad guys, but the "speeding gang" with fur and rivets, a big bald head, and thick arms believes in God. When I get in touch with strange things and weird people, I feel that nothing is surprising. Although life is hard, London is still much better than Transylvania. Vampires are often a place where news is blocked, but Transylvania It is the hometown of vampires, so we can know what kind of place it is.

Many areas are still in the Middle Ages, without cars or electricity, and are completely isolated from modern civilization. Haji came into contact with some things after serving as a soldier, and he felt that he could no longer live in the old village.

But he sometimes thinks of the green hillside, and Fiona's bright smile in the sun.

In her hometown, she was still a girl like a flower, but in England she looked a lot haggard, just like the cloudy London could not provide her with enough sunshine.

She was not happy, but she didn't want to leave. In her words, just stop tossing.

They didn't ask for anything from Felix, as long as he didn't go to prison or juvenile detention center. They didn't have the ability to raise the kind of children who were well-rounded and excellent in sports and reading.

Equestrianism? They raise horses for noble gentlemen, and people are born unequal.

Haji felt a little contemptuous of the "Master"'s rule that he was not allowed to go upstairs. The woman Haji, who is said to have driven Bonaparte into a trance, and the "Professor" lost his mind, was indeed a Sleeping Beauty, but he didn't have any thoughts about her.

Haji has his own wife and children, can he deserve it?

It is his goal to work hard and support his family, and it just so happens that the "professor" needs his skills, and his son has also improved with them.

He has no psychological burden on killing people. War itself is a killing spree for political purposes. Compared with that scene, what he sees now is only a small scene. As long as it is resolved and the corpse is disposed of without leaving evidence, the police will not care .

The other party also had this purpose, otherwise why would they come to this forest theater without a camera.

The French like to say love very much. They say "I love you" all the time, which sometimes makes girls who are not clear-headed dizzy and believe it is true. Haji chose Britain, which is more difficult to reach, instead of France. He can't be busy working outside and worry about his wife being seduced at the same time.

His own tragedy was only a play to the spectators, only more real than the playwright's, and he did not want to put himself in that position for the entertainment of the world.

The "professor" probably didn't tell Haji because he didn't want everyone to know about it. Haji is completely understandable. He can pretend not to know, but he can't be really confused, especially when the situation in front of him is life-threatening.

Put yourself in your shoes, if one day Fiona is in danger and needs Haji to rescue her, will he go? And what about Felix?

Men are so tired all their lives, so men die earlier than women. There is a serious imbalance in the ratio of men to women in Eastern Europe. There are many more women than men, and they are all beautiful and well-dressed beauties.

Once you get used to seeing her, you don't think there's anything good about that little one. Is it really worth it to fight to the death for her?

Felix tells Haji that she is a half-veela who can drive men crazy.

Haji thinks it is right, not crazy, who can do these things?