Harry Potter Morning Light

In the comics, superheroes will have various superpowers because they are irradiated with rays or bitten by irradiated spiders.

After the Chernobyl incident, in order to avoid casualties caused by the spread of radiation dust, 50,000 people evacuated their homes overnight, forming a vast uninhabited area with a radius of 30 kilometers.

A major cleanup was supposed to take place seven months after the fact, but according to news in the newspapers, it was called off and replaced by a wider evacuation.

"ah!"

There was a scream in the distance, followed by a coaxing explosion, and soon Pomona felt a flash of light before his eyes.

She looked back at the window in the semi-basement, everything was normal.

"Never mind it." She said calmly, continuing to read the newspaper.

Until about ten minutes later, a student told her to go to the medical wing.

There were two "wounded" living in it, one was Elena Aiken, who was sent by the head of Slytherin, and the other was Charlie Weasley, who was sent by his teammates. All "blind".

"What happened?" Pomona asked.

Snape darkened.

"I want to fix fluorescent flashes into potions." Elena Aiken said with a bitter face, "but I seem to make it into a flash bomb."

"Miss Aiken is obviously not conscious in this regard, forgetting that she is only in the first grade." Snape sarcastically.

"She almost made it, right?" Pomona said.

He looked at her coldly.

Pomona moved closer.

"There's no way such a child's thing will compete in the Potions Contest," said Snape.

"It's an innovation," Pomona said.

"People don't care if it's innovation or not." Snape bared his yellow teeth and said viciously, "If she wants to compete, she has to meet the standards of participation."

"She's gifted, isn't she? What are the other first graders doing!" Pomona pushed him. "You didn't hit it off when you made the euphoria."

He was silenced by her, and Pomona went to visit another patient.

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The conference hall was full of men, except for Georgiana and Figor, who served as her guard. They surrounded her like stars, clapping and saying hello, until she sat in the center with the red canopy.

After she sat down, all the people took their seats one after another. There was a table in the center of the venue, and the signing ceremony would be held there later. This time, only a representative came, and the agreement would be signed one by one by the subjects in the future.

Big meeting never do anything, this is actually a formality, if she has a crown, she should actually wear it in this case, but the crown is not appropriate in the French "Republic".

During the founding ceremony of the Southern Alps in Lyon and the military parade of the Egyptian Expeditionary Army returning home, Josephine wore a crown. Its style was not at all like a crown, and was reprimanded by Napoleon.

Georgiana hired the former queen's tailor for this purpose. In most cases, women's jewelry and clothes are designed to look good. If a little girl has a birthday party 200 years later, she can also wear a crown.

Bertin knew what was taboo about dressing, and she dressed Georgiana as an ancient Greek woman, playing the role of "goddess".

The queen couldn't look down when she was wearing the crown, because the diamond-encrusted crown was so heavy that it would fall off if she looked down at the speech in her hand.

Georgiana didn't even need to read the speech. The "permanent warehouse" food system she proposed was based on reading ancient documents and borrowing from the food system in the United States. She didn't expect that someone in France had already calculated a year for the entire population of France. The total amount of food consumption, not to mention that Frederick the Great has already arranged a food system. The only difference is that Frederick the Great only implemented it in Prussia, not in the Holy Roman Empire.

Using 1.2 billion to build a food system is not in the same order of magnitude as spending 30 million francs to build a canal, but compared with paying money, these princes and nobles are still more willing to prepare food. From a certain point of view, they regard this as a new feudal obliged.

The trouble is how to transport the grain reserves out of their territory. Napoleon intends to build a road extending along the Rhine River, which can ensure that the traffic will not be interrupted due to the interruption of shipping when encountering dry water.

But it can also be used as a military facility. Frederick the Great said that building roads is convenient for the enemy to attack. The Sun King Louis XIV liked to build roads, which also influenced Spain. On the contrary, it was Louis XVI who stopped road construction and led to the rebellion in order to sympathize with the hard work of the people.

The Americans proposed "no taxation without representation" based on the status of British subjects. This is a natural right. If there is no status as a British subject, there is no right of the British.

When the famine broke out in Constantinople, the bread was given priority to the Romans, because Constantinople always regarded itself as Romans. In the barbarian code, the compensation for killing barbarians and killing Romans is also different. This is just an analogy. Of course, the rights of being a British are not as simple as sharing bread.

Locke believes that even if a government is formed, people still retain some inalienable rights, including life, liberty and property. The right to create material wealth, Jefferson changed "property" to "pursuit of happiness."

Article 11 of the British Bill of Rights in 1689 stipulates that jurors should be properly selected and returned, and jurors who try treason should be private property holders.

It is precisely because of this that the jury in the Salem trial was selected based on social status. The Pilgrims who had come on the Mayflower hadn't come for the gold, and it was the charter the new Massachusetts governor had brought from England that made the switch.

Because of Locke's point of view, there is a "reserved right" in the American legal system, which also led to the federal abolition of alcohol prohibition in 1933, but other states did not respond immediately, but abolished it according to their own circumstances.

Previously, Pomona had been preoccupied with what Albus had called the "greater good," but later on the train to Venice, Severus had told her about the adult population farm.

In 1934, Hitler only encouraged women to have children and stay in the family. Later, girls who had just graduated from school were brought to the "farm".

When individual reserved rights conflict with the "common interest", it may be like the soldier who refused to salute the Führer. He was originally invisible in the crowd, because the moment the photo was taken, he was sent to where the fighting was most intense.

In addition to obeying the dictator, the individual must also obey the collective.

It's hard to stay sane in the midst of a group frenzy, but Severus got her sober.

Maternal love is selfless, but the love between a man and a woman is always selfish.

After witnessing the destruction of New York and the near destruction of Paris, Albus traps Credence in the mirror world and saves Berlin, but what if the destruction caused by Credence at that time wiped out a woman? Possibly even Hitler himself.

He didn't want to interfere, but he did.

Trapped in this mirror world, she might have changed nothing, or she might have changed something.

Her intelligence has not reached the point of omniscience, and she doesn't even know what is right, so how can she do the right thing?