Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Barty Crouch Jr., presumed dead, visits Igor Karkaroff, the headmaster of Durmstrang, seeking help to infiltrate Hogwarts for Voldemort's return.
• Karkaroff, a former Death Eater, is reluctant but agrees to help due to Voldemort's threat and the upcoming Triwizard Tournament.
• Voldemort's plan involves several loyal followers, each with a specific task, to resurrect him and defeat Dumbledore.
• Grindelwald's pursuit forces Voldemort's followers to flee England, leading to changes in their plans.
• Durmstrang is attacked by an unknown force, and Karkaroff, Barty, and a professor are taken captive.

Character Developments

• Barty Crouch Jr.: Revealed to be alive, he shows desperation and crazed determination to serve Voldemort, hinting at a possible breakdown.
• Igor Karkaroff: Despite his past as a Death Eater, Karkaroff shows fear and reluctance to help Barty, indicating his desire to distance himself from Voldemort.
• Voldemort: His plan and methods are further revealed, showing his strategic thinking and ruthlessness.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and Betrayal: Karkaroff's past actions and current reluctance highlight the theme of loyalty and its consequences, while Barty's unwavering loyalty to Voldemort shows its dark side.
• Power and Fear: Voldemort's power and the fear he instills in his followers are evident in Barty's and Karkaroff's actions.
• Secrecy and Deception: The need for secrecy and deception in Voldemort's plans is emphasized, as well as the dangers of being found out.

Character Interactions

• Barty Crouch Jr. and Igor Karkaroff: Their interaction reveals their shared past as Death Eaters and their differing levels of loyalty to Voldemort.
• Voldemort's Followers: The mention of other followers' tasks hints at a larger network of Voldemort's supporters, each with a specific role in his plan.
• Thresh and Captives: Thresh's terrifying appearance and capture of Karkaroff, Barty, and the professor foreshadow the unknown force's power and ruthlessness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Horatio, now a powerful and terrifying figure, arrives at Durmstrang.
• He summons ghostly hands from his Emperor's Banner, tearing souls from Durmstrang professors and students.
• Karkaroff, Barty Crouch Jr., and a Bald Professor are brought before Horatio.
• Horatio demands Karkaroff explain why Durmstrang doesn't admit Muggle-borns, threatening him with a 'Shang Yang and My Little Pony' punishment.
• Horatio reveals he's developed a soul curse to obliterate Horcruxes and orders Karkaroff to imprison the souls of all wizards in their families using a sub-banner.
• Barty Crouch Jr. is captured and pulled into the Myriad Souls Banner after trying to negotiate with Horatio.

Character Developments

• Horatio's power and cruelty are further emphasized, striking fear into all who witness his actions.
• Karkaroff's confidence is shattered, and he becomes subservient to Horatio.
• Barty Crouch Jr.'s loyalty to Voldemort wavers after seeing Horatio's power firsthand.

Significant Themes

• Power and its corrupting influence, as seen through Horatio's actions.
• The consequences of discrimination, as demonstrated by Horatio's punishment of Durmstrang.
• The struggle between loyalty and self-preservation, shown through Barty Crouch Jr.'s actions.

Character Interactions

• Horatio intimidates and manipulates Karkaroff, using threats to control him.
• Horatio demonstrates his power and knowledge to Barty Crouch Jr., causing his loyalty to waver.
• Karkaroff, Barty Crouch Jr., and the Bald Professor show fear and desperation in the face of Horatio's power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Horatio, now in charge of the Emperor's Banner, recruits Durmstrang souls to work on a game project for the Quibble Group.
• He sets harsh working conditions: 240 hours of work per day, no pay, and a threat of eternal labor for poor performers.
• The souls protest, leading Horatio to increase their workload to 480 hours daily and sic Dementors on them.
• Horatio leaves, and Dementors begin to threaten the souls into working.
• Horatio scolds Hestia for biting him and punishes Miyano Akemi and Frigga for not properly caring for Hestia by cursing their soap operas.
• Frigga cries and seeks comfort from Horatio, while Miyano Akemi is left ignored.

Character Developments

• Horatio demonstrates his ruthless and manipulative nature as a boss, exploiting souls for labor.
• The Durmstrang souls show initial resistance but are quickly cowed into submission.
• Hestia shows signs of growing and learning, mimicking behaviors seen on TV.
• Miyano Akemi and Frigga show their devotion to their soap operas and their distress when Horatio curses them.

Significant Themes

• Exploitation and labor: Horatio's treatment of the Durmstrang souls highlights themes of exploitation and harsh labor conditions.
• Manipulation and control: Horatio uses his power to manipulate and control the souls and those around him, including Miyano Akemi and Frigga.
• Consequences of actions: The characters face consequences for their actions, such as Horatio's punishment for Miyano Akemi and Frigga.

Character Interactions

• Horatio interacts with the Durmstrang souls, displaying his harsh and uncaring attitude towards their plight.
• Horatio interacts with Hestia, showing a mix of affection and frustration towards the growing dragon.
• Miyano Akemi and Frigga interact with Horatio, seeking his comfort and attention, but are ultimately ignored or punished.
• Frigga and Horatio share a moment of comfort and understanding, highlighting their bond.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Horatio returns to his cottage and is met by Dumbledore and McGonagall.
• Horatio reveals he wiped out Durmstrang and captured Barty Crouch Jr.
• Horatio returns Hogwarts to its original location after negotiations.
• Horatio gives acceptance letters to the Miyano sisters for Hogwarts.
• Erii receives an acceptance letter to Hogwarts in the Dragon Raja world.

Character Developments

• Horatio demonstrates his power and influence by subduing other magical schools and expanding Hogwarts.
• Dumbledore shows concern for Hogwarts' safety and the well-being of its students.
• The Miyano sisters show gratitude and respect towards Horatio.
• Erii shows interest in and acceptance of the Hogwarts invitation.

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: Horatio's actions highlight his growing power and control over the magical world.
• Responsibility: Dumbledore emphasizes the importance of protecting Hogwarts and its students.
• New Beginnings: The acceptance letters symbolize new opportunities and chapters for the characters.

Character Interactions

• Horatio and Dumbledore have a tense yet respectful exchange, with Horatio pushing for Dumbledore to hand over the Headmaster position.
• Horatio interacts with the Miyano sisters, showing a mix of teasing and care.
• Erii's interaction with the acceptance letter shows her curiosity and acceptance of the invitation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Horatio, Dean of Azkaban Academy, abducts Hui Liyi from the Dragon Race world to enroll her in Hogwarts.
• Lu Mingze, monitoring Hui Liyi, senses the arrival of a powerful entity (Hyper Zetton) and feels immense fear.
• Horatio takes Hui Liyi to Hogwarts, where they join Fleur, Hermione, and Astoria in playing immersive games within the dream world called Ark.

Character Developments

• Hui Liyi: Overcomes her initial caution and agrees to go with Horatio, showing a desire for freedom and a chance to learn magic. She bonds with Horatio and his family, finding acceptance and joy in their world.
• Horatio: Shows determination in recruiting Hui Liyi and caring for her well-being, demonstrating his protective nature. He also exhibits his alchemical prowess in the game world.

Significant Themes

• Freedom vs. Oppression: Hui Liyi's desire to escape her oppressive family and the Dragon Race world, and Horatio's offer of freedom at Hogwarts.
• Power and Fear: Lu Mingze's fear of Hyper Zetton highlights the theme of power dynamics and the fear it instills in those who feel powerless.

Character Interactions

• Horatio and Hui Liyi: Horatio's warm and reassuring demeanor helps Hui Liyi overcome her initial hesitation, and they form a strong bond. Hui Liyi affectionately calls Horatio "Miracle."
• Hui Liyi and Hogwarts Students: Hui Liyi integrates well with Hermione, Astoria, and Fleur, playing games together and sharing camaraderie.
• Lu Mingze and Hyper Zetton: Lu Mingze's fear of Hyper Zetton demonstrates the power imbalance between them and the potential danger Horatio and Hui Liyi might pose.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Horatio, Fleur, Harry, Ron, and Malfoy are at the Leaky Cauldron. Horatio is there to buy wands for new students, while Harry and Ron wait for the Hogwarts Express, which is delayed due to a VIP's absence.
• Horatio leads new students, including Hui Liyi and the Miyano Sisters, to Diagon Alley through a magical entrance he created.
• Horatio visits Ollivander's Wand Shop, showing off the Elder Wand and Merlin's wand, and asks Ollivander to make a wand using Merlin's beard hair and bitter tea leaves.

Character Developments

• Horatio displays his carefree and mischievous nature, forgetting about buying wands for new students until the last minute, and then showing off powerful wands to Ollivander.
• Fleur shows concern and impatience about the delay in buying wands for the new students.
• Harry and Ron are bewildered by the delay of the Hogwarts Express and wait patiently for its departure.

Significant Themes

• Power and Prestige: Horatio's display of the Elder Wand and Merlin's wand showcases his power and knowledge, impressing Ollivander.
• Tradition vs. Innovation: Horatio's suggestion to use Merlin's beard hair and bitter tea leaves for a wand core challenges the traditional wand-making methods.

Character Interactions

• Horatio and Fleur: Fleur scolds Horatio for forgetting to buy wands for the new students, while Horatio remains nonchalant.
• Harry, Ron, and Malfoy: Harry and Ron wait together for the Hogwarts Express, while Malfoy offers Harry a ride in his family's carriage.
• Horatio and Ollivander: Horatio shows off powerful wands to Ollivander, who is impressed but hesitant to create a wand using unconventional materials.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Horatio visits Ollivander's wand shop to buy wands for the Miyano sisters and Hui Liyi.
• Ollivander initially refuses Horatio's offer but agrees to buy Ravenclaw's hair for a wand core.
• Horatio summons Ravenclaw, who refuses to give her hair. Ollivander backs down from his request.
• Ollivander increases the price of all wands by one Galleon to recoup his losses.

Character Developments

• Horatio demonstrates his power and influence, making a profit at the wand shop and buying the entire Hogwarts Express.
• Ollivander shows his greed and desperation to replicate his ancestor's wand-making feat, leading him to raise prices.

Significant Themes

• Power and influence: Horatio's wealth and magical abilities allow him to dictate terms and make a profit at the wand shop.
• Greed and desperation: Ollivander's desire to create a legendary wand leads him to make a hasty decision with long-lasting consequences.

Character Interactions

• Horatio and Ollivander: Horatio outmaneuvers Ollivander, making a profit and causing the wand shop to raise prices for the first time in thousands of years.
• Horatio and the women: Horatio's actions lead to the Miyano sisters and Hui Liyi showing affection towards him, with Hui Liyi kissing him and Miyano Akemi expressing her feelings.
• Ollivander and Ravenclaw: Ollivander's fear of Ravenclaw leads him to back down from his request for her hair.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Horatio uses Barty Crouch Jr. and another captive as sparring partners for his dragon, Hestia, to expend her energy.
• A game of Werewolf is played on the Hogwarts Express, with Horatio acting as the moderator.
• The train arrives at Hogsmeade, where Snape, now well-dressed and groomed, awaits Lily.
• Snape and Sirius Black argue over who should take care of Harry, with Horatio egging them on.
• First-year students arrive at Hogwarts, noticing the Azkaban Academy common room floating above the castle.
• Horatio hosts a dinner for the women in his greenhouse, with house-elves serving them.

Character Developments

• Horatio continues to display his power and eccentricity, using captives as dragon bait and hosting lavish dinners.
• Snape's appearance and demeanor change significantly, showing a more bashful and caring side due to his regained love for Lily.
• Harry feels overwhelmed by the argument between Snape and Sirius Black over his custody.

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: Horatio's actions showcase his power and control over captives and even the Hogwarts staff (house-elves).
• Appearance vs Reality: Snape's transformation highlights the theme of how appearances can be deceiving, as his new look contrasts with his usual stern demeanor.
• Prejudice and Perception: The first-year students' reaction to the Azkaban Academy common room reflects how prejudices can influence perception.

Character Interactions

• Horatio interacts with Barty Crouch Jr., using him as a sparring partner for Hestia.
• Snape and Sirius Black argue over Harry's custody, with Horatio encouraging their argument.
• First-year students interact with Dennis Creevey, learning about the Azkaban Academy common room.
• Horatio interacts with the women, hosting a dinner for them in his greenhouse.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Sorting Ceremony begins with the Sorting Hat singing an advertisement for Azkaban Academy, which Dumbledore silences.
• Dumbledore confronts Horatio about the Sorting Hat, but Horatio remains unapologetic, claiming his status as Hogwarts' fifth founder gives him more power.
• The Sorting Ceremony concludes without any students being sorted into Azkaban.
• Dumbledore announces the feast, but the students are served cold Houttuynia cordata and instant noodles without seasoning.
• Dumbledore discovers that Horatio has cut the food budget by 50% and is using the students' and teachers' meals to exert control.
• Gabrielle, a new student at Beauxbatons, demonstrates her power as a Genius Magical Girl by firing a nuclear-like blast, mimicking a ten-ring explosion from the game Red Alert.

Character Developments

• Horatio continues to assert his dominance and control over Hogwarts, manipulating the food situation to his advantage.
• Dumbledore feels increasingly powerless and wronged, but remains as Headmaster to prevent Horatio or Grindelwald from taking his position.
• Gabrielle shows off her power and affiliation with the Chaos Dominator, hinting at her potential role in future events.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and control, with Horatio asserting his dominance over Dumbledore and Hogwarts.
• The consequences of manipulation and control, as seen in the students' and teachers' reaction to the meager feast.
• The introduction of new characters and their potential impact on the story, such as Gabrielle and her connection to the Chaos Dominator.

Character Interactions

• Dumbledore and Horatio's interaction highlights their power dynamic, with Horatio refusing to back down and Dumbledore feeling increasingly powerless.
• Gabrielle's interaction with the Beauxbatons students showcases her desire to prove her power and affiliation, drawing attention and curiosity from her peers.
• The students' reactions to the feast reflect their discontent and dissatisfaction with the current situation, potentially leading to further unrest.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Horatio's greenhouse dinner is simple, contrasting with Hogwarts' lavish dinners.
• Hermione advocates for house-elf rights, but Horatio argues that their current role is their only protection.
• Dumbledore announces that Hogwarts' kitchens are contracted to Azkaban Academy, causing student uproar.
• The Triwizard Tournament is announced, now called the Eighth Tournament, with seven international schools participating.

Character Developments

• Hermione shows her persistent advocacy for house-elf rights.
• Horatio demonstrates his practical and protective view towards house-elves.
• Astoria shows support for Hermione's views but is aware of pure-blood families' potential cruelty.
• Harry, Fred, and George react to the cancellation of the House Cup Quidditch match and the announcement of the Eighth Tournament.

Significant Themes

• House-elf Rights: Hermione's advocacy vs. Horatio's practical concerns about their protection.
• Power and Responsibility: Horatio's ability to influence the Wizarding World's treatment of house-elves but chooses not to.
• International Relations: The Eighth Tournament brings together wizarding schools from different countries.

Character Interactions

• Hermione and Horatio discuss house-elf rights, with Horatio trying to dissuade Hermione from her idealistic views.
• Astoria supports Hermione but acknowledges the potential cruelty of pure-blood families.
• Harry, Fred, and George react to the Eighth Tournament's announcement, showing their excitement and curiosity.

Key Plot Points and Events

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Significant Themes

• Technical Difficulties: The error highlights the theme of technological obstacles in the digital reading experience.
• Reader Convenience: The introduction of the VIP member ad-free feature suggests a theme of improving reader experience and convenience.

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Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter begins with a mysterious error message, "Error 172," appearing on a computer screen.
• The protagonist, Alex, a tech-savvy individual, is tasked by their boss, Mr. Thompson, to investigate and resolve the error.
• Alex discovers that the error is linked to an old, abandoned project called "Project Elysium," which was shut down due to ethical concerns.
• Alex finds a hidden folder containing encrypted files related to Project Elysium.

Character Developments

• Alex demonstrates their technical expertise and curiosity, showing a willingness to delve into the unknown.
• Mr. Thompson is revealed to be more aware of the past projects than he initially let on, hinting at a potential cover-up.

Significant Themes

• The chapter explores themes of technological ethics, corporate secrecy, and the consequences of past actions.
• It also touches on the theme of curiosity and the drive to uncover hidden truths.

Character Interactions

• Alex and Mr. Thompson's interaction reveals a power dynamic, with Alex being submissive due to their employment status but also showing a level of defiance.
• Alex's internal dialogue with their conscience is a significant interaction, showing their moral struggle with the situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

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Character Developments

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Significant Themes

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Character Interactions

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Key Plot Points and Events

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Character Developments

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Character Interactions

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Key Plot Points and Events

• The story is set in a dystopian 2044, where people spend most of their time in a virtual reality world called the OASIS.
• The creator of OASIS, James Halliday, dies and leaves behind a contest: the first person to find a digital Easter egg hidden within OASIS will inherit his entire fortune and control of the OASIS.
• Wade Watts, the protagonist, discovers the first clue to the egg and becomes the first player to make a significant breakthrough, attracting the attention of powerful competitors and the evil corporation, IOI.

Character Developments

• Wade Watts: Starts as an introverted, lonely teen who finds solace in OASIS. As he progresses in the contest, he gains confidence, forms alliances, and becomes a symbol of hope against IOI.
• Art3mis (Samantha): A skilled gunter (egg hunter) who becomes Wade's love interest. She starts as a mysterious figure but reveals her true self as the story progresses.

Significant Themes

• Escapism: The characters' reliance on virtual reality to escape their harsh realities.
• The power of pop culture: The contest is based on 1980s pop culture, which Halliday believes holds the key to understanding his mind.
• Corporate greed vs. individual freedom: The conflict between IOI's desire to control OASIS and the users' desire to keep it free.

Character Interactions

• Wade and Art3mis form an alliance, both romantic and strategic, as they work together to find the Easter egg.
• Wade interacts with other gunters, some of whom become allies, while others are rivals or enemies.
• Wade's interactions with IOI representatives, such as Sorrento, highlight the conflict between corporate interests and individual freedom.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter opens with a mysterious error message (Error 177) appearing on a computer screen, hinting at an impending system failure.
• The protagonist, Alex, a skilled programmer, is tasked with identifying and fixing the error before it causes a system-wide crash.
• Alex discovers that the error is linked to an old, abandoned project called "Elysium," which was shut down due to ethical concerns.
• As Alex delves deeper, she finds that the error is not just a technical issue but a glitch in the virtual reality system that Elysium created, causing it to bleed into the real world.

Character Developments

• Alex demonstrates her technical prowess and determination in tackling the complex problem.
• She grapples with moral dilemmas as she uncovers the dark history of the Elysium project, questioning her own ethics and those of her employers.
• Alex's curiosity and tenacity lead her to take risks, blurring the line between her professional duty and personal responsibility.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of technological advancement and the ethical implications of AI and virtual reality.
• The tension between corporate interests and individual morality.
• The struggle between curiosity and caution, and the potential dangers of pursuing knowledge without regard for consequences.

Character Interactions

• Alex interacts primarily with her AI assistant, ORION, who provides technical support and raises ethical concerns about the Elysium project.
• She also communicates with her superior, Mr. Hargrove, who pressures her to fix the error quickly and without questioning the project's origins.
• Alex's interactions with these characters highlight her isolation in her role and the lack of trust or support from her superiors.

Key Plot Points & Events

• Horatio develops an antidote to the Unforgivable Curses, but creates a watered-down version for public use, keeping the complete one for himself.
• Dumbledore promotes Horatio's developed antidote, and Nurmengard takes responsibility for using the Unforgivable Curses.
• Horatio is awarded the Order of Merlin, First Class, overnight for his achievement.
• Horatio extracts Voldemort's and Nagini's souls, planning to save the woman's soul assimilated within Nagini's.
• Horatio visits Dumbledore's office, finding Grindelwald there. They argue, and Dumbledore intervenes.

Character Developments

• Horatio: Shows reluctance to share his full antidote, indicating growth in strategic thinking and self-interest. He also demonstrates determination in saving the woman's soul.
• Dumbledore: Continues to support Horatio, showing trust in his abilities and intentions.
• Grindelwald: Returns to Hogwarts, showing a mix of admiration and rivalry towards Horatio's methods.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of Horatio's actions and the unintended effects of his good deeds.
• The balance of power and influence in the Wizarding World, as seen through Horatio's growing impact and Grindelwald's return.

Character Interactions

• Horatio and Dumbledore: Their relationship strengthens as Dumbledore continues to support Horatio.
• Horatio and Grindelwald: They clash over their differing methods and approaches to problems, with Dumbledore mediating.
• Horatio and Nagini: Horatio's treatment of Nagini highlights his ruthless and pragmatic approach to dealing with Horcruxes.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Horatio reveals that Nagini's soul contains a woman's consciousness, which is Ariana Dumbledore.
• Dumbledore is emotionally overwhelmed by this revelation.
• Horatio agrees to save Ariana's soul but requires rare materials, which Grindelwald pays for.
• In the Chamber of Secrets, Horatio extracts Ariana's soul from Nagini and places it in a Homunculus body.
• Ariana awakens and recognizes Horatio as her savior, confusing everyone present.

Character Developments

• Dumbledore struggles with his emotions upon learning about Ariana, showing a vulnerable side.
• Ariana, though weakened, displays a strong maternal bond with Horatio, hinting at a possible past connection.
• Horatio is bewildered by Ariana's affection but accepts her as a possible mother figure.

Significant Themes

• Family and Belonging: The revelation of Ariana's survival and her connection to Horatio explores themes of family bonds and finding one's place in the world.
• Emotional Struggle: Dumbledore's emotional turmoil highlights the theme of coping with overwhelming emotions and maintaining composure.

Character Interactions

• Dumbledore and Grindelwald's relationship deepens as Grindelwald supports Dumbledore emotionally and financially.
• Ariana's awakening and recognition of Horatio lead to a complex dynamic between them and the other characters.
• Horatio's interactions with Ariana challenge his understanding of his own past and family.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ariana sings Horatio to sleep, revealing a black-haired girl (Black Mama) who lives within him.
• Ariana and Black Mama reminisce about Horatio's upbringing.
• Dumbledore is furious about Horatio and Ariana's relationship, while Grindelwald tries to calm him.
• Rumors spread about Horatio and Ariana's relationship, with various factions speculating about their connection.
• Horatio struggles with bringing up the agreement that Dumbledore should become his house elf after resurrecting Ariana.

Character Developments

• Ariana: Shows maternal affection towards Horatio and reveals she took care of him in his childhood.
• Horatio: Struggles with bringing up the agreement with Dumbledore about becoming his house elf.
• Dumbledore: Struggles with accepting Horatio as his nephew and the possibility of becoming his house elf.
• Grindelwald: Tries to calm Dumbledore and investigates Horatio's biological parents.

Significant Themes

• Family and parenthood: Ariana's maternal instincts towards Horatio and Dumbledore's struggle with accepting Horatio as his nephew.
• Contracts and agreements: Horatio's struggle with bringing up the agreement with Dumbledore.
• Rumors and speculations: Various factions spread rumors about Horatio and Ariana's relationship.

Character Interactions

• Ariana and Horatio: Ariana cares for Horatio like a mother, while Horatio is hesitant to bring up the agreement with Dumbledore.
• Dumbledore and Grindelwald: Dumbledore is furious about Horatio and Ariana's relationship, while Grindelwald tries to calm him and investigate Horatio's past.
• Ariana and Black Mama: The two share a past caring for Horatio and reminisce about it.