Harry Potter Morning Light

"We will not intervene in this incident."

Septimus Malfoy said without hesitation after listening to Georgiana's story.

"What are you doing here?" She asked angrily.

"I hear you're planning to send an expedition to the Congo," Septimus Malfoy said with a smirk.

"I have no intention of that," Georgiana said.

Malfoy took out a scroll and unfolded it.

"Let me see, Tebo Warthog is now classified as a tradable item, is France going to annex Portugal's colony in the Congo River Basin?"

"What!?"

"England will not approve of such a course of action, Lady Severl, don't waste your time."

She was too shocked to speak.

"I think we're talking about the Alsace region," said Minister Lufkin.

"What does that have to do with 'us'?" Malfoy said.

"Of course..."

"I think what Mr. Malfoy wants to express is that this does not fall within the scope of the International Statute of Secrecy." Stamp said, "Although Professor J brought a child who may have magical talents to the UK, that is also an announcement by the International Statute of Secrecy." And carry out what happened before.”

Septimus smiled in relief with an expression of "someone finally understood".

"And the 'Common Vision' does not belong to magical educational institutions, and we have no right to interfere with it." Stamp said.

This touches on two issues, the wizarding world decided to create an international law of secrecy due to the Salem witch incident, and the Helena Buckle incident happened before the Salem incident. The second is the issue of girls' private schools. Second Salem is a charity organization. Many street children will be adopted by Second Salem, including Credence. These children are gender-neutral. The food they provide is accompanied by their education.

Before the 19th century, in addition to churches and charities, private schools were another mainstay of education, such as the school established by Bolt in Birmingham.

However, this kind of school mainly enrolls male students. Women’s private schools are often literate women who accept a few children who live at home to receive elementary education in their own rooms, including needlework, literacy, etc. Many agricultural villages with underdeveloped industries have private schools for girls. , women often act as babysitters and impart their limited knowledge.

This means that there is a big difference in the quality of teaching in private schools for girls. For example, some private schools focus on educating girls to be devout, even if the teachers can't write their own names, it doesn't matter. And the parents don't care, they don't judge good or bad by what the school provides, they're going to marry anyway, as long as the girls can read and read, and don't learn that "sunday school" bad language".

Closed villages, closed schools, Georgiana felt a headache when she heard it, and Malfoy would not do such thankless things.

"Who is Professor J?" Lufkin asked.

Everyone is looking at her.

"Is he someone from the wizarding world?" Lufkin asked.

Stamp glanced at Georgiana and Lestrange.

"Aren't you going to mind your own business, Mr. Stamp?" asked Georgiana.

"We have many differences in terms of cooperation." Stamp said, "I think it is more appropriate to talk about cooperation after the differences have been resolved."

Lestrange sighed impatiently.

"This happened more than a hundred years ago. Even if we find out who Professor J is, he won't be able to provide testimony." Malfoy sneered, "Spiritualism is still needed?"

"Don't you believe in conjuring?" Georgiana asked.

Septimus smiled enigmatically.

"If France sends someone to investigate, will you be willing to assist?" Labastan asked.

"No!"

Stamp spoke with Malfoy.

"You are neither going to cooperate nor to assist, so what are you going to do?" Rabastan asked.

"You still can't confirm whether the village was attacked by the 'mischievous elves' or robbers, so you conclude that it must have something to do with England?" Malfoy said.

"The common vision organization is very suspicious. It is now in a state of no supervision. How can you be sure that they have nothing to do with this matter!"

Seeing that they started to quarrel again, there were noises outside the window.

Georgiana went to the window and looked down, and found that a group of people were gathering downstairs. They and the police pushed each other, and there was the sound of glass breaking from time to time.

"Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen," she said to the crowd, and left the small conference room.

It didn't take long for her to find Di Roc under the guidance of the attendant, and his complexion was not good.

"What happened?" Georgiana asked.

"A bunch of drunks protesting tax increases," said Du Roque. "They don't think it's their business to support war orphans."

Georgiana looked down from the window where Du Roc was. She actually understood these people quite well. Most of the people who come out to the tavern to drink are single people. They are not married and have no children. Why should they pay taxes to support other people's children? Woolen cloth?

Even if there are not many people protesting now, places like taverns are already well-informed, and it may not be long before the scale expands.

The Eastern philosopher Mozi advocated "universal love", which means mutual tolerance between people and between people and all things. This is in great conflict with the ethics proposed by Confucius, because Confucianism puts family above all else and self-cultivation , Regulate the family, govern the country, and pacify the world, how can everyone be perfect without a small family?

Mozi believes that people in the world love their own family and do not love other people's family, so they will unscrupulously mobilize the power of their own family to plunder other people's family.

And conversely, will someone damage their home for everyone?

Although Voldemort kept saying that the Death Eaters were like a family, no one took him seriously. Which parent would be so moody and use the Killing Curse when he was in a bad mood?

Severus told her that no one really expected Voldemort to actually win, even though those who followed him briefly got what they wanted, like werewolves biting little wizards at random, or killing Muggles and Muggleborns There are no scruples in time, and people go missing every day.

And what about the people who follow Grindelwald?

Anyway, she knew that Queenie and Credence had rebelled, and Credence was easier to understand. He didn't get a sense of belonging from Grindelwald. Grindelwald just used him instead of giving him the feeling of family.

In Queenie's day, it was illegal for a witch to marry a Muggle. Georgiana was not that motivated to marry Bonaparte, but Albus warned her not to be like Queenie, what does that mean?

Is it for love, desperate?

Queenie should not have returned to the United States with Jacob. The United States is different from Europe. As a former follower of Grindelwald, she was suspected, persecuted and excluded, not to mention that the United States had entered the Great Depression era at that time, and people Who has the money to go to the bakery to buy bread when they live on welfare and relief food.

The wedding is not the end, but the beginning. How many people can stick to the vows at the wedding?

"Diroco, have you ever wondered what would happen if Josephine came on this trip?" Georgiana said staring out the window.

"I haven't thought about it," said Duroch. "Is there anything you want to tell me?"

She hesitated for a moment whether she should tell Prime Minister Addington and the boss of Barings Bank that they had secretly talked in Richmond Park.

But Fouche once said that any secret would not last more than 40 days in Europe, and she wanted to test whether what he said was true.

"Catch those drunks and lock them up alone." She said indifferently, and then returned to the lounge just now to continue the unfinished meeting.