Harry Potter and the Old Ones

"Lian... What do you think of?" Berenick Cornell repeated Tiera's words in a tight voice.

"Yes, Mr. Berenick Cornell." Tiera said with a smile, "orphan, gifted, with a sinister charm, and superhuman influence, do you think of anything?"

"No...no, sir," Berenick Cornell replied nervously.

"Me." Tiye stretched out a finger and pointed at himself.

"I'm an orphan. I don't have low self-esteem when I'm young. I'm talented and understand people's hearts." Tiera smiled and left Berenick Cornell's seat. "You didn't think about me?"

"First...sir...I...I don't understand...don't understand what you mean..." Berenick Cornell asked in a panic.

"These homework rewrites." Tiera walked over to the podium with her hands behind her back, and snapped her fingers gently—

In addition to the few assignments that Tiera had just distributed, another thirty or forty assignments were pulled out of the assignment pile on the podium and flew back to their respective masters' seats.

"Is this your last chance?" Tiera said with a smile, "If you don't pass the homework this time, I will prohibit you from entering the black magic class again."

"However, not all of you have the writing skills of Hermione, or the amount of reading. If you really rely on a memory to analyze a person, especially a complex Dark Lord, it is indeed very It's hard to do, so I'll relax a bit—"

Tiera said mysteriously.

"Rely on the memories I have shown you, and what you know about me, to compare the similarities and differences between me and Voldemort." Tiera said with a smile.

"This is just your dark magic homework this school year. If you want to continue your dark magic education, you will receive a similar homework at the same time in the next school year, but this time you will not It's to analyze the Dark Lord, or to analyze others, but..." Tiera said with a smile, "but to analyze myself."

As Tiera's voice fell, the atmosphere in the entire classroom fell silent, and it seemed that everyone began to think about how to analyze themselves.

"You learn black magic, you must learn these, learn to recognize others, and more importantly, learn to recognize yourself, learn to analyze yourself." Tiera said.

"Okay." Tiera smiled and clapped her hands, "Supplementary requirements for students who failed their homework this time."

"Requirement, no less than 300 words, and list at least five similarities and two differences between me and Voldemort, and submit them to the questioning office within a month, for this I will allow you to interview this school. Every Tiera in my class must be authentic and feel from your heart, and you don’t need to make up some words just to belittle Voldemort or please me.” Tiera said, “This assignment is for my unqualified classmates. You will be banned from entering the classroom of the dark magic class, understand?"

"clear......"

The little wizards whose homework was beaten back nodded dejectedly.

"Okay, very good." Tiera nodded, waved her hand, and swept the stacks of homework on the podium to the ground next to the podium.

"I will keep these assignments on file," Tiera said. "The class will officially start now."

"We're not going to talk about the principles of magic in this class, or black magic, or something about magic the day before, but I'm going to talk about wizards, or something about our hearts—"

Tiera waved at the podium.

Soon, a virtual illusion appeared on the podium, and the illusion seemed to have a substance.

What the illusion realized was a somewhat bald old man with round eyes and a white beard.

Above the old man's head floated two lines—

"Interpretation of Dreams"

—Sigmund Freud

"Let's talk about Muggle psychology from the podium," Tiera said. "It's something Muggles invented that allow Muggles to learn from other people's ideas without Legilimency and divination. Body language, language habits, expressions, movements, and dreams can be used to analyze a person's character, whether he is lying, and what he may do in the future. It is a huge but very angry subject."

"Of course, we don't want to learn these completely, to be precise... We just use the foundational work of this classic psychology as a guiding stone for us to analyze ourselves. I hope you can use it. Non-magical means allow people to clear themselves and analyze themselves, so as to fully master the power of black magic, instead of being enslaved by the power of black magic." Tiera said, "Understand?"

"clear!"

This time, almost everyone answered in unison.

"Okay, fine...um...Miss Granger, what are you raising your hand for?"

"Sir, where are our handouts?" Hermione asked suspiciously.

"Oh, no, you don't need it." Tiera said with a smile, "All you need to do in this class is to fully use your brains, and then add a few simple notes. ."

"This "Interpretation of Dreams" is placed on the fourth floor of the fifth bookshelf in the library. There are about five or six books." Tiera said, "But I don't recommend you to borrow it now, because... ...to be honest, even Dumbledore and I have read this kind of book in a foggy way," Tiera said.

"As far as I know, you learned how to interpret dreams in Professor Trelawney's divination class, right?" Tiera asked.

"Yes!" They answered in unison again.

"That's good...that's good..." Tiera said with a smile, "Dream divination has certain accuracy and magical principles, and it can indeed predict to some extent. The future, but the interpretation of dreams we're going to talk about today—"

"It's for revealing your past."

"As the old saying goes..." Tiera laughed, "The future is rooted in the past, and the past breeds the future...Dreams...through the past, present and future …”

"So even though I have read this book "The Interpretation of Dreams" in a fog, I still want to take it out and share it with you." Tiera said with a smile, "you don't have to be too Restriction, I am just an apprentice in Muggle psychology, if you have any questions, you can raise your hand to ask questions at any time, and it is very likely that it will bring a new understanding to our subject."

Saying that, Tiera stepped over and sat on the podium.

"Then...let's first understand the background..." Tierra said, "Psychology emerged in the early nineteenth century...before Freud, psychiatry The field is relatively virgin...French scientist Jean Charcot and his student Pierre Janet have established an independent position in this field through their research on hypnosis and hysteria ... Freud studied with him from 1885 to 1886—a relationship with Janet similar to that of Saint-Simon and Comte. It was Janet who studied the mental process of hysteria in depth, according to the late 19th century The genetic theory, prevalent in French psychology, holds that the disorder is a form of degeneration of the nervous system, which manifests itself as a natural "weakness."

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