Harry Potter: Dark Alchemy Chapter 197: Memory Magic·Next

No matter which one of the above defects is, it is completely unacceptable to Wright.

Wright has never overlooked the danger of spells, since he started learning the first floating spell. Because even the simplest floating spell, if even one syllable is missed, it will cause other terrible consequences.

But while making others pay an extra price, they cannot completely erase his memory that should be erased. So what is the use of the so-called forgetting spell? It's just a tasteless magic!

"Before I start teaching, I have a question I want to ask you." Lockhart asked Wright, and he emphasized a certain word in the words, "I don't know what Wright you think of' What about memory?"

"Memory?" Wright frowned.

"Yes, memory." Lockhart said, "Speak in your own language. In your cognition, what is the so-called ‘memory’?"

Wright stretched his brows and organized the language: "The so-called memory is the impression or process that people have slowly accumulated in their minds about everything he experienced in the past."

"Very simple and plain description." Lockhart heaved a sigh of relief. He thought Wright would give the most professional explanation, but it seems that the child's knowledge of memory magic is really not very good. enough.

But no wonder this is the case. Lockhart looked at Wright and said silently in his heart. After all, he is only a third-year student. Although his talent is indeed superb, his life experience is still too little. Of course, the most important thing is that he lacks a sufficiently good teacher to lead him in learning.

"Memory," Lockhart tapped his temple with a finger, "It is our mind's recognizing, maintaining and even reappearing what we have experienced, experienced, or objects."

Wright listened quietly to Lockhart's account.

"The basic process of memory is like this." Lockhart said clearly, "Memorization is the beginning of the memory process, it is the process of recognizing and remembering things, and forming a certain impression; after the memorization, It is retention. Retention is a kind of reinforcement of the content that has been memorized. Normally, this reinforcement process will be carried out many times; and after you remember something and hold it firmly, in your brain Recalling its appearance inside is the last reappearance."

Wright nodded convincingly, this sorting process is indeed very reasonable.

"According to the content, we generally divide memories into four types." Lockhart stretched out four fingers. "First, image memory. The image of things once perceived is the memory of content. These memories are often Very specific, sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste can all be image memories."

"The second is emotional memory." Lockhart put away his second finger, "It is a memory that contains emotions or feelings experienced in the past. For example, Wright, you and Miss Changchu once were in Padi When dating in Mrs. Fu’s teahouse, the happy mood brought to you by Miss Changchu at that time was an emotional memory. The clothes that Miss Changchu wore and what she said at the time was a visual and auditory image. Memory."

Wright scratched his face unnaturally. He still remembers Changchu...cough! Anyway, it is the memory of smell, taste and touch.

"Of course, I don’t know if you and Miss Changchu have ever been to Madame Petitfu’s tea house, that’s just my imagination." Lockhart gave Wright a chuckle, "But I know as long as it is Real couples will definitely not miss Mrs. Pattef’s Tea House. And you are all in the third grade, so you can spend the weekend in Hogsmeade with an open mind."

"Professor, what is the third memory?" Wright changed the subject dryly.

"The third is logical memory, which is a memory in the form of thoughts, concepts, or propositions, such as the Gamp Basic Law of Transformation in Transfiguration." Lockhart converged his smile somewhat clearly. , And then quickly said, "The fourth is action memory, which is the memory of people’s past specific actions. Of course, the latter two are not the focus of what we are going to talk about, so I will simply skip it here."

"The forgetting curse is to take the initiative to delete the memories people have had." Lockhart said, "Of course, we all know that even if there is no forgetting curse, the forgetting process also exists in different stages of memory. The most The usual kind of forgetting is the lack of memory caused by a long period of time. The forgetting curse only strengthens this process."

Wright nodded silently again.

"Generally speaking, in the wizarding world, when using oblivion spells, there are four different ways to achieve the effect." Lockhart stretched out four fingers again.

"The first and most common one, memory decline." Lockhart put away his index finger.

"According to a related paper published by the Department of Mystery of the Ministry of Magic's Department of Brain, memory traces are imprints formed on a certain part of the brain when people make brain activities such as thinking, perception, and mood swings. In Some mysterious stimulus that we cannot understand for the time being ~IndoMTL.com~ will make this imprint stand out, and then the memory will appear in the human brain."

"And memory decline is the use of magic to completely cover up this trace, so that people can't notice the existence of this kind of memory, and thus achieve the effect of forgetting." Lockhart said.

"The second kind is memory interference." Lockhart gave the second way. "The so-called memory interference is to insert a similar memory before and after people’s memory to have an impact. It is mainly to insert other memories in the back. For example, when you want someone to forget a certain magic that he has learned, you insert other magic learning processes behind his memory to create interference, which will cause the possibility of forgetting. Sex is also very high."

"The third type is memory depression." Lockhart said, "Memory that is too unpleasant, or painful, or sad, even if we don't use the forgetting spell, people usually ignore it."

"The fourth type is memory assimilation, but whether this statement is accurate remains to be verified." Lockhart said with some uncertainty, and he added, "Although it has been claimed that his practice does make others I have lost a certain memory, but apart from him, no one has successfully used this approach."

After speaking such a big string of words one after another, Lockhart finally breathed a sigh of relief, and directly took the water glass on the desk table and drank it.

"I have said so much, can you understand? Wright." Lockhart said to Wright with a smile on his face, holding the cup in his hand.

After a while, Wright nodded slowly under Lockhart's gaze: "Almost understandable."

"That's good." Lockhart looked at Wright with a smile, "Then let's move on to the first part of the study, about the cognition of dreams."