Rainbow Bridge and the Great Mother Cow

The clock on St. Mark's Campanile could not only tell the time, but also indicate the times of high and low tide.

Besides the Lion of St. Mark, Venice was also symbolized by the goddess of justice. They were both on the campanile. Justice was represented by scales, and Libra lay between twenty-three and twenty-four, occupying very little space compared with Capricorn.

Capricorn was the constellation that symbolized the beginning of winter, as well as one in which kindness and evil were intertwined. Both Severus and Tom Riddle belonged to this sign.

On the one hand, they eagerly hoped to welcome the gentle light of spring; on the other, they found it difficult to overcome the weakness and darkness within themselves.

Capricorn was the incarnation of Pan, the goat god who was half goat and half fish. At first, he was responsible for playing the pipes at the gods' banquet. At the beginning of every love story, people always showed each other their best side, hoping to win sincere love in return. But Pan was ugly, even though he had always adored the nymph who played the harp in the temple.

At the end of the Milky Way was a lake that no one dared enter, for its waters had been cursed. Anyone who stepped into them would turn into a fish and never change back.

Just as the gods were feasting and celebrating, the many-headed, hundred-eyed beast suddenly burst into the banquet hall. The monster roared at the heavens and earth, capable of leveling mountains and overturning seas. None of the gods could subdue it, and they all fled.

The nymph playing the harp was terrified. She stood there frozen, not knowing what to do. Seeing the monster charge toward her, timid and shy Pan suddenly leaped out. He