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Scars
"Wait. Can you repeat that again?" Renji gripped the phone hard and felt like smashing it to the floor. He was back at the hotel in one piece, reckoning Ichigo's face laughing at him. The phone started ringing as he enters the room, and shocked to find his friend wasn't there to greet him. Dread and worry, panic crossed his face, and finally sighed in relief hearing Ichigo's voice on the line, saying he's fine. However, when Ichigo told him there's an emergency going on back home, and didn't even book a flight to meet him, Renji began to explode.
"Sonofabitch!"
"I knew you'd say that."
"I'm going to kill you!"
"Oh, and that too."
"Gah – what do you want now, a cookie!"
Ichigo tries to butt-in humor, as he always does. "No, thank you, but how about an iPod, you borrowed mine, remember?"
"Can't believe this... I can't believe this..." Renji shook his head; hand flew into the air, half-amused, half-eager to punch something or someone, especially someone, as long as there's a face! They'd planned this vacation for months. Actually, there were four of them, but Shuuehei and Ikkaku backed out; R&R was delayed for another three weeks. Choosing Bangkok, Manila and Dubai, Ichigo blurted out ooh let's try Europe - Paris! Besides, Ichigo claimed, he'd been in France before, thrice, and learned few tricks while exploring the place, that's why Renji, reluctant at first, agrees with him. So yeah, okay, Paris it is.
But right now; fuck that. All he wants is to skin his friend alive.
"This is a joke, right?" Renji said, barely a whisper, or more like talking to himself. "A joke, a stupid old joke. Please, please, tell me it's a joke. Tell me it's a joke!"
"Yeaaahuumh... no. No, I don't think so, sorry," Ichigo said, sniggering as...
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... honey. Yeah, yeah, be there in a sec. I gotta go, man. She's freakin' out. See you in a week, okay?"
"Yeah. Take care, man."
"You too."
"Bye."
Renji switch off the phone and toss it away. He dropped his long body to the bed and fixed his gaze to the ceiling. "Now what?" he mumbled.
Paris, lovely place – no, scratch that, the most beautiful place he has ever been! But the only thing that ruins it was the fact he'll be stuck inside the four corners of this room for a week, waiting until his friend shows up. Hiring a tour guide is damn expensive, too, so no-no for that. Besides, he's alone and he knew he'll get bored by looking at the museums and one Eifel Tower.
Shit. Skip the Eifel part; he's afraid of heights!
Where to go, where to go...
"Wait a minute," Renji grinned and glanced at the window and watched the blue sky. "I think I'll go back to reading."
In this section, the readers are introduced to the idea that rich American tourists influences Parisian shop owners and city officials to Americanize to attract customers. Consequently, creating a hub for Americans that influences Parisian and can be influenced by Parisians. She focuses on how this hub changed views on both sides. Americans seeing it as an exclusive club, Parisians understanding it as a betrayal of the ‘true’ Paris. Tensions from the preferential treatment of Americans become the basis for many of Blowers subsequent chapters.
“This ones going to kill my story. It was so happy and magical.” Elizabeth fluttered to the front of the room.
The scars of our pasts are said to have established a place among our present, however visible or invisible, and that these scars, through time, are unpeeled before our future selves. The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini is about the story of a man, Amir, who relays his life during the times of peace and conflict in Afghanistan, and his life in the United States. It is about the life of a man who tries to escape his shameful past, but is constantly lost and incomplete as a result. As the story revolves around the life of Amir, from childhood to adulthood, Hosseini utilizes first person point of view of Amir, various use of diction, and the symbolism of kites to reveal the underlying message of how the past is a part of whom we were and who we are today.
“Ha-ha-ha, very funny,” Ben quickly tired to think of something clever to say back but just ended up blushing instead.
My second cultural plunge was a rather different experience. I wanted to do something different that I hadn’t already experienced before. Choosing my second cultural plunge experience proved to be more difficult. Ultimately, I choose to go to Café Beau Soleil since it was close to UCI. I never been to Fashion Island, so I didn’t know what to expect going there. When I researched places to visit on the internet I became interested in this café. Before going to the café I already started having misconceptions of what it would be like. Some of the thoughts that I had was that it would probably have foods such as French bread, pasta and croissants and that all the workers would know French. Yet, when my friend and I went inside the café, I concluded
Survival is a necessity that individual needs to know and it needs to be done daily to ensure that humans are able to live on. There are many people in the world that are living well off, yet many people suffer from deadly diseases, food, and the impact from the war. In the following literature, Macbeth by William Shakespeare, The Kite Runner by Khald Hosseini, Lord of the Flies by William Golding, and “The Necklace” by Guy de Maupassant all show that survival is a key element. Survival is significant for us as human beings; it would is shown differently in the four literatures.
Paris is a very historical place it is more than 2000 years old, Gauls of the Parisii tribe settled a small fishing village on an island near the river Ile de la Cité around 250 and 200 BC.(History np). The Parisii tribe eventually gave their name to the city. The Gauls were composed of warrior tribes who hunted, fished, and lived in huts with thatched roofs; their religion was called druidism which celebrated nature. Paris was concurred by the Roman army under Julius Caesar who defeated their chief warrior, Vercingétorix in 50 BC. The Romans renamed the capital Lutetia, which it stayed until it was reconquered by a Germanic tribe called the Franks, giving the country its name France (land of the Franks). The king of the Franks, Clovis, converted to Christianity and took the old name of Paris for its capital. King Philippe Auguste turned Paris into a medieval city with protective walls and a fortress on the site of the Louvre. Nobody knows what the Louvre means but it is believed that the Louvre is Latin for wolves. (Paris np). The French Revolution destroyed Paris but made it one of the most important cities in the world. On July14, 1789 the people of Paris stormed the Bastille a symbolic fortress of the king, starting the French Revolution. The revolution the lasted for 10 years and left Paris is pieces and ended with Napoleon taking power during the coup d’Etat in 1799. The revolution inspired the adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of Men, leading to the Democracy of France. The Declaration of the Rights of Men can be
We began with the typical touristy attractions; the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Soho, Central Park, and shopping. We had been planning this trip for months and had poured over every detail. From the time the plane landed, we were living by a minute-to-minute schedule. This was a well organized trip and The Great White Way was not on the agenda. Or so we thought.
...e one of the buildings, there is a featured presentation of the countryside in France. It was incredible.
Paris is now a beautiful city in France that attracts many tourists, but it wasn't always like that. Before Paris was ridden with problems. Paris had problems both inside and outside the city, with its own people, with other people, and with their resources as well. Paris had problems with other nations trying to invade Paris, their water supply, and with overcrowding within the city.
While Paris at the surface has a rich culture and its own intriguing history, the city below holds the souls of millions, many of which are still present today. The catacombs of Paris play a major part in Paris’s history, contribute horrifying myths and legends to the Parisian culture, and continue to be relevant and offer stories and adventures to the modern day explorer. If you ever find yourself in the “City of Light” always remember you are standing over the empire of the
Sexual abuse plagues people of all shapes, sizes, ethnicity’s, and backgrounds. It can include anything from making a sexual reference, to someone feeling uncomfortable and even rape. In this project, we will break down the different types of sexual abuse and explain why they occur all over the world, every single day.
Paris is one of my dream places because of all the exciting things found there. One of the exciting things I would like to do is to go sightseeing all around the city. The next thing I would like to do is visit the eiffel tower. Lastly, I would like to experience a new culture and try new foods while I’m there. In the end, if I could travel anywhere in the world, I would pick
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