Harry Potter’s Morning Light

   Chapter 2490 "Dream Maker"

  Jung once said: A dream is an involuntary mental activity, and the consciousness it possesses is just used for re-engraving when we are awake.

  Albus does not think this statement is true, because he believes that dreams are free, only in dreams can we fully enter our own world, swim in the deepest ocean, or soar in the clouds.

   Freud believed that there is still a residual consciousness in the dream, which makes us repress our emotions when we are awake, and let our contradictory and forgotten memories all show.

Dreams are like a theater, and the dreamer is the stage, as well as actors, sound engineers, directors, playwrights, and audiences. However, Jung did not think that every dream has suppressed emotions and desires to satisfy Freud. The so-called irrational impulses do not arise when the id and the superego contradict each other.

   For example, someone wants to be a millionaire, but he doesn't have the same dream every night. Another example is a person who had many experiences of inferiority when he was a child, and achieved career success when he grew up. Usually he is a very confident person, but sometimes he will "flash back" on some occasions to the memory of his inferiority in the past. But there is a contradiction between the successful self in reality and the inferiority self in memory. He doesn't think the memory of inferiority is real, and the subconscious suppresses that memory.

   This kind of "frozen memory" will also become the material of dreams, handsome men and beautiful women will not be as enthusiastic and active as Chun's dream, but show a mocking or sarcastic expression. This kind of memory is sometimes profound, even clearer than the person who is in a dream with you, and it is this "complex" that drives the subconscious operation. There are more memories stored in the subconscious than we think, which is exactly the principle of Pensieve, it looks like a scene is recreated.

The pictures imagined by people with neurosis are very realistic. When normal people dream, if they encounter a certain situation, they will quickly realize that it is a dream, realize that they are dreaming, and the dream cannot go according to the script, or they can It is easy to wake up suddenly, or the time to control the dream is not long.

   But the dream of a neurotic is so vivid that he can't distinguish it himself, so there is no sudden awakening. He is dreaming lucidly, and the dream has always been dominant here, but the dreamer has become the controlled party.

Georgiana felt unpleasant when she became the focus of everyone. Although this scene has a logical explanation, there is a role of "censor" in the residual consciousness of the dream. When it finds an abnormality, it will activate the defense mechanism. Dreams are deceived only when they are realistic enough.

   In other words, this dream was distorted, she just remembered the crystal ball made by Nick Lemay, and the scene in the crystal ball, and those sneering women could attack her at any time.

We will not die in our dreams. Even if we dream of falling from a height, we will often wake up from a "nightmare", and we will also choose to wake up if we are attacked by a group of people, but at present this power is not strong enough for her to get rid of it. trapped inside.

  Those who are under threat dream of circles, she looks down at the fire opal ring, not only is it round, but she believes it will give her strength.

"Complex" is often caused by self-contradiction. For example, we see handsome men and beautiful women react during the day, but morality thinks this is incorrect, so we suppress this emotion, or quickly avoid, replace, and forget, so that we blame ourselves He hates his own emotions, but he doesn't realize it himself, because he can't face this idea, which also constitutes a "complex".

   At night, there will be dreams to compensate, people will see their own shadows in the dreams, but at this time, the self in the dream will become less rigid and realize the ideas that have not been realized. Just like a child who loves sweets, he knows that eating sweets will cause tooth decay, but in his dreams he can eat whatever he wants to satisfy his repressed desires that cannot be satisfied in reality.

This is what the Mirror of Erised looks at. The "dream" it creates is so realistic that people standing in front of the mirror can't tell the difference, so much so that they have a "lucid dream". In the end, the illusion generated by the mirror forms the dominant, making the dream come true. of people are controlled by it.

   She felt that she was about to grasp the point, but there was a person sitting on the sofa opposite her, a bit like a psychiatrist and a patient.

   "Anyone?" Malfoy asked.

   "Isn't that obvious?" said Georgiana.

   "Why don't you play with other people?" Malfoy asked knowingly.

   She stared at him through gritted teeth.

   "Do you know who the mother and daughter were just now?" Malfoy asked.

   "I don't want to know." She said dumbly, "Knowing too much will prevent me from feeling happy."

   The smug smile on Malfoy's face could barely hold back.

   "They can make me feel unhappy, but I won't be 'a small loss of a big one.'"

   "Have you heard Giuseppina Grassini's opera Caesar in Egypt?" Malfoy laughed weirdly.

   She looked at the face that was still handsome in her fifties, and figured out where to beat her to minimize the damage to "beauty".

"My loyal heart will always obey your orders. If you don't doubt me, I will be your bride, but your eyes are calm. Can I ask for your love?" Malfoy said in an aria-like tone, "She plays the role of The character is Cleopatra, and she sings this line to Caesar."

  Georgianna sneered.

   "What's so interesting?" Malfoy asked.

   "Which third-rate playwright wrote this?" she asked.

   Malfoy didn't answer.

   "Do you really believe that Cleopatra is faithful and willing to be Caesar's bride?" asked Georgiana.

   "What's your opinion?" Malfoy asked.

   "She asked Caesar not to doubt her, but if Caesar did that, he would not be Caesar." She sighed. "You think Caesar loves Cleopatra?"

   "Isn't he in love?"

   "Caesar still had a Roman wife, and it was Ptolemy XV who ruled Egypt, not the provinces of Rome, the sons of Antony and Cleopatra."

   Malfoy watched her silently.

"There is no loyalty between Caesar and Cleopatra, only wisdom. They have made the best choice for themselves. It doesn't matter if it is a joke. If Cleopatra really asks for love from Caesar, And also wants to be his bride, Caesar promises to dump her immediately, because he wants an Egyptian pharaoh."

   "Have you ever thought that this is Cleopatra showing weakness to Caesar?" Malfoy asked. "Like you said, she wanted him to trust her."

   "Caesar trusted Brutus, but who stabbed him with a dagger?" asked Georgiana rhetorically.

   "You should learn more about being a woman," Malfoy said.

   "I don't think I need you to teach me." She said viciously, just about to leave.

"A question for you, since you are a 'prophet', do you know if the Saxons will betray us in the future?" Malfoy crossed his fingers and leaned on the sofa, looking very comfortable and asked, "I think you should hear Well, we gave them the weaving machine."

   "Replace the unreliable Prussians with the Saxons," said Georgiana.

   "Not just the Prussians... What if I told you that the whole of Europe has no allies to fall back on?"

   She did not speak.

   "That's why we need America," Malfoy said. "They crave cotton more than we do when they have textile technology."

   "Are you going to support the Louisiana takeover as well?" Georgiana asked.

   He sneered.

   "Then do you know that Leon intends to make the United States stronger so that he can threaten the United Kingdom from behind." She smiled.

   "Prophet, do you know what the future looks like?" Malfoy asked. "Maybe I'll change my chips."

   She looked into Malfoy's grey-blue eyes.

   "You can lie to me." Malfoy said like a spitting snake. "Women are good at it."

   "You're such a badass." Georgiana said with a smile, then got up to leave.

  When we ourselves are the builders of our own dreams, the characters we see are not objective, but based on our subjectivity, and no matter how realistic they are, they are not objective.

   But now she doesn't know whose dream she is in, or who built this dream, so she doesn't know if what she sees is projected by herself.

   In her heart, is there actually a self who wants to lie? Otherwise, how could such a Malfoy appear?

"As a 'big bad guy' we can endure and live in this stinking place, it's you 'good people' who want to remake the world and rectify what...you call sin and injustice." Malfoy said suddenly.

   "Oh? Do you think we've done unnecessary things?" Georgiana laughed angrily.

   Malfoy raised his mouth and stood up.

  "I'll wait and see." He laughed and left.

  She is confused, what is he talking about?

   "So, how would Cleopatra talk to Caesar." Charlotte came over with a glass of wine and stood behind Georgiana.

   "Are you eavesdropping?"

   "If Cleopatra didn't ask Caesar for love and marriage, what would she want?" Charlotte asked.

  Georgianna thought for a moment.

   "It's an advantage," she said softly, and Charlotte raised her eyebrows.

"What's the meaning?"

"Two similar things, we can't help but compare, and most people will choose the one with the advantage. For example, male pharaoh and female pharaoh, if I remember correctly, there are historical precedents for generals to become pharaohs. ."

   Charlotte thoughtfully.

   "I will ask Caesar how to gain an advantage over them."

   "But you're a woman," Charlotte said.

   "No, we are women." Georgiana said, "I remember that Cleopatra VII is the incarnation of the goddess of wisdom. It is very good for a last pharaoh to have this title."

   "Will you choose Anthony or Caesar?" Charlotte asked.

   "None of them." Georgiana shook her head. "Better not to be Cleopatra."

   "If it were me, I'd choose Anthony." Charlotte said enthusiastically, "At least he really loved Cleopatra."

  Georgianna looked at Charlotte in shock.

"What's wrong?"

   "Nothing." Georgiana took a sip of wine.

   She bought a bottle of perfume at the British Museum, called Love for a Day, in memory of Cleopatra and Antony, not her and Caesar.

   Now she seems to understand why the bottle of perfume is called that name.

   (end of this chapter)