Julien Lestel et Gilles Porte - photo by Emmanuel Donny
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continuity photos from the set of “saw ii” (2005)
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The Experience 2023 | Theme: Jesus, Our Way Maker | Dec; 8th 2023
The celebrated annual gospel music concert, “The Experience“, is set to return for its 18th year on Friday, December 8, 2023, at Tafawa Balewa Square.
This year’s theme, “Jesus, Our Way Maker“, marks a significant milestone, inviting thousands to partake in a night of music, worship, and communal celebration under the stars.
In a world seeking harmony, “The Experience” provides a distinctive…
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full list of biden letter 2:
Aaron Bay-Schuck
Aaron Sorkin
Adam & Jackie Sandler
Adam Goodman
Adam Levine
Alan Grubman
Alex Aja
Alex Edelman
Alexandra Shiva
Ali Wentworth
Alison Statter
Allan Loeb
Alona Tal
Amy Chozick
Amy Pascal
Amy Schumer
Amy Sherman Palladino
Andrew Singer
Andy Cohen
Angela Robinson
Anthony Russo
Antonio Campos
Ari Dayan
Ari Greenburg
Arik Kneller
Aron Coleite
Ashley Levinson
Asif Satchu
Aubrey Plaza
Barbara Hershey
Barry Diller
Barry Levinson
Barry Rosenstein
Beau Flynn
Behati Prinsloo
Bella Thorne
Ben Stiller
Ben Turner
Ben Winston
Ben Younger
Billy Crystal
Blair Kohan
Bob Odenkirk
Bobbi Brown
Bobby Kotick
Brad Falchuk
Brad Slater
Bradley Cooper
Bradley Fischer
Brett Gelman
Brian Grazer
Bridget Everett
Brooke Shields
Bruna Papandrea
Cameron Curtis
Casey Neistat
Cazzie David
Charles Roven
Chelsea Handler
Chloe Fineman
Chris Fischer
Chris Jericho
Chris Rock
Christian Carino
Cindi Berger
Claire Coffee
Colleen Camp
Constance Wu
Courteney Cox
Craig Silverstein
Dame Maureen Lipman
Dan Aloni
Dan Rosenweig
Dana Goldberg
Dana Klein
Daniel Palladino
Danielle Bernstein
Danny Cohen
Danny Strong
Daphne Kastner
David Alan Grier
David Baddiel
David Bernad
David Chang
David Ellison
David Geffen
David Gilmour &
David Goodman
David Joseph
David Kohan
David Lowery
David Oyelowo
David Schwimmer
Dawn Porter
Dean Cain
Deborah Lee Furness
Deborah Snyder
Debra Messing
Diane Von Furstenberg
Donny Deutsch
Doug Liman
Douglas Chabbott
Eddy Kitsis
Edgar Ramirez
Eli Roth
Elisabeth Shue
Elizabeth Himelstein
Embeth Davidtz
Emma Seligman
Emmanuelle Chriqui
Eric Andre
Erik Feig
Erin Foster
Eugene Levy
Evan Jonigkeit
Evan Winiker
Ewan McGregor
Francis Benhamou
Francis Lawrence
Fred Raskin
Gabe Turner
Gail Berman
Gal Gadot
Gary Barber
Gene Stupinski
Genevieve Angelson
Gideon Raff
Gina Gershon
Grant Singer
Greg Berlanti
Guy Nattiv
Guy Oseary
Gwyneth Paltrow
Hannah Fidell
Hannah Graf
Harlan Coben
Harold Brown
Harvey Keitel
Henrietta Conrad
Henry Winkler
Holland Taylor
Howard Gordon
Iain Morris
Imran Ahmed
Inbar Lavi
Isla Fisher
Jack Black
Jackie Sandler
Jake Graf
Jake Kasdan
James Brolin
James Corden
Jamie Ray Newman
Jaron Varsano
Jason Biggs & Jenny Mollen Biggs
Jason Blum
Jason Fuchs
Jason Reitman
Jason Segel
Jason Sudeikis
JD Lifshitz
Jeff Goldblum
Jeff Rake
Jen Joel
Jeremy Piven
Jerry Seinfeld
Jesse Itzler
Jesse Plemons
Jesse Sisgold
Jessica Biel
Jessica Elbaum
Jessica Seinfeld
Jill Littman
Jimmy Carr
Jody Gerson
Joe Hipps
Joe Quinn
Joe Russo
Joe Tippett
Joel Fields
Joey King
John Landgraf
John Slattery
Jon Bernthal
Jon Glickman
Jon Hamm
Jon Liebman
Jonathan Baruch
Jonathan Groff
Jonathan Marc Sherman
Jonathan Ross
Jonathan Steinberg
Jonathan Tisch
Jonathan Tropper
Jordan Peele
Josh Brolin
Josh Charles
Josh Goldstine
Josh Greenstein
Josh Grode
Judd Apatow
Judge Judy Sheindlin
Julia Garner
Julia Lester
Julianna Margulies
Julie Greenwald
Julie Rudd
Juliette Lewis
Justin Theroux
Justin Timberlake
Karen Pollock
Karlie Kloss
Katy Perry
Kelley Lynch
Kevin Kane
Kevin Zegers
Kirsten Dunst
Kitao Sakurai
KJ Steinberg
Kristen Schaal
Kristin Chenoweth
Lana Del Rey
Laura Dern
Laura Pradelska
Lauren Schuker Blum
Laurence Mark
Laurie David
Lea Michele
Lee Eisenberg
Leo Pearlman
Leslie Siebert
Liev Schreiber
Limor Gott
Lina Esco
Liz Garbus
Lizanne Rosenstein
Lizzie Tisch
Lorraine Schwartz
Lynn Harris
Lyor Cohen
Madonna
Mandana Dayani
Mara Buxbaum
Marc Webb
Marco Perego
Maria Dizzia
Mark Feuerstein
Mark Foster
Mark Scheinberg
Mark Shedletsky
Martin Short
Mary Elizabeth Winstead
Mathew Rosengart
Matt Lucas
Matt Miller
Matthew Bronfman
Matthew Hiltzik
Matthew Weiner
Matti Leshem
Max Mutchnik
Maya Lasry
Meaghan Oppenheimer
Melissa Zukerman
Michael Aloni
Michael Ellenberg
Michael Green
Michael Rapino
Michael Rappaport
Michael Weber
Michelle Williams
Mike Medavoy
Mila Kunis
Mimi Leder
Modi Wiczyk
Molly Shannon
Nancy Josephson
Natasha Leggero
Neil Blair
Neil Druckmann
Nicola Peltz
Nicole Avant
Nina Jacobson
Noa Kirel
Noa Tishby
Noah Oppenheim
Noah Schnapp
Noreena Hertz
Odeya Rush
Olivia Wilde
Oran Zegman
Orlando Bloom
Pasha Kovalev
Pattie LuPone
Paul & Julie Rudd
Paul Haas
Paul Pflug
Peter Traugott
Polly Sampson
Rachel Riley
Rafi Marmor
Ram Bergman
Raphael Margulies
Rebecca Angelo
Rebecca Mall
Regina Spektor
Reinaldo Marcus Green
Rich Statter
Richard Jenkins
Richard Kind
Rick Hoffman
Rick Rosen
Rita Ora
Rob Rinder
Robert Newman
Roger Birnbaum
Roger Green
Rosie O’Donnell
Ross Duffer
Ryan Feldman
Sacha Baron Cohen
Sam Levinson
Sam Trammell
Sara Foster
Sarah Baker
Sarah Bremner
Sarah Cooper
Sarah Paulson
Sarah Treem
Scott Braun
Scott Braun
Scott Neustadter
Scott Tenley
Sean Combs
Seth Meyers
Seth Oster
Shannon Watts
Shari Redstone
Sharon Jackson
Sharon Stone
Shauna Perlman
Shawn Levy
Sheila Nevins
Shira Haas
Simon Sebag Montefiore
Simon Tikhman
Skylar Astin
Stacey Snider
Stephen Fry
Steve Agee
Steve Rifkind
Sting & Trudie Styler
Susanna Felleman
Susie Arons
Taika Waititi
Thomas Kail
Tiffany Haddish
Todd Lieberman
Todd Moscowitz
Todd Waldman
Tom Freston
Tom Werner
Tomer Capone
Tracy Ann Oberman
Trudie Styler
Tyler James Williams
Tyler Perry
Vanessa Bayer
Veronica Grazer
Veronica Smiley
Whitney Wolfe Herd
Will Ferrell
Will Graham
Yamanieka Saunders
Yariv Milchan
Ynon Kreiz
Zack Snyder
Zoe Saldana
Zoey Deutch
Zosia Mamet
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EVENT : emergency lockdown
With the island still under attack, all civilians (students, faculty, and island residents) have been assigned a location on the island to shelter in. Location assignments have been sent to each phone. Characters receive only their own assignments, not the entire list.
Most guards have been summoned to fight the attackers; a handful of NPC guards have been assigned to find and deliver lost civilians to their assigned shelters; all player character guards have received orders to collect supplies from designated emergency locations and proceed to an assigned shelter to protect civilians. Guards assigned to the shelters have a list of all civilians assigned to their shelter and are expected to check each of them off on arrival.
Another explosion has left half of the dormitory building collapsed, and the other half quickly following. Characters may have been in the building when it collapsed, and escape plots/injury plots are allowed!
The island is under attack by Delphine Delecaille. While the protections were down, Delphine and many of her people made it onto the island. Among the attackers is a massive purple dragon--characters may witness the dragon flying over the island, breathing fire, but should not come up against it. They may, however, encounter as many NPC attackers of various species as you please on their way to their shelter. Characters can fight and kill NPC attackers without consulting the main and without fear of consequences!
Speaking of journeys to their shelters, your character may take any roundabout journey you like to arrive there, so long as they do, eventually, arrive there. Late arrivals are allowed. Characters may spend up to two (2) days outside of the shelter. After they arrive at the shelter, they will not be allowed out, though characters with teleportation will not be bound.
Characters will not be allowed into shelters they are not assigned to, even in the name of staying with their loved ones assigned there.
While the island is under attack, cell phones on the island are misbehaving. Texts and calls are failing 9 out of 10 times.
The protective spells have been restored, but the binding spell in particular is acting up. Bound slaves may find they have access to their powers in short spurts of up to ten or fifteen minutes at a time.
Keep your eyes peeled for plot drops throughout the event!
Lockdown locations & assignments are under the cut.
LOCKDOWN LOCATIONS
01. THE CAMPUS THEATER
ASSIGNED GUARDS: Ale Bolivar Vicente Sanchez & Liam Connolly
ASSIGNED CIVILIANS:
Alexander Black
Angelina Andrews
Belladonna Ivy
Clementine Astoria
Dakota Winters
Dominik Ruthingham
Donnie Miller
Dylan Altomare
Emmanuel Reyes
Evander Kasyade
Evelyn Stratford
Fayeth Araven
Finn Carlyle
Isabel Hai Phan
Jason Shaw
Jody Linnel
Jude Rigby
Judith Gilmore-Green
Layla DuBois
Leo Weatherington
Levi Matthews
Lucas Drake
Magnus Kusihamar
Malakai Nolan
Malon Savaris
Matthew Clarke
Nova Walker
Quinten Sawyer
Rowan Aubri
Sabrina Christiansen
Tessa Fuchs
02. THE CLINIC
ASSIGNED GUARDS: Uriel Zeriah & Milo Cole
ASSIGNED CIVILIANS:
Aiden Wentworth
Ava Montgomery
Chase Walker
Damien Black
Edmund Elofsen
Elijah Scott
Gabriel Mauchavant
Grace Carleton
Gulana Alim
Hunter Morrigan
James Donovan
Katell Brightwood
Keith Crane
Kylie Danvers
Lyssa Hudson
Margeaux Adkins
Orion Campbell
Qhuinn Fontenot
Sasha Bell
Sawyer Chambers
Scarlett McKnight
Stephen White
Sunshine Bunny
Tamara Von Uplnek
Tilly Beaumont
Tommy Heavyshield
Victor Hunt
Wat Fletcher
Theodora Wilson
Veritty Cailloux
Xavier Lennon
03. THE LIBRARY
ASSIGNED GUARDS: Kane Whelan & Raven Powers
ASSIGNED CIVILIANS:
Ace Kiran
Arthur Augustus
Atticus Carmine
Avery Fellhaven
Byron Christiansen
Charlotte Taylor
Ciaran O'Bryan
Clara Woodhouse
Daisy Lynch
Dhani Lyman
Dominick Winterford
Dougal McLeod
Elise Nyland
Elizabeth Garcia
Elliot Raws
Ethan Valdez
Everlasting
Felix Martin
Francesca Vanderbilt
Genevieve Wranmyer
James Storm
Kailor Grey
Leslie Stedeman
Lilim Morrigan
Noah Wright
Owen Jackson
Scott Landenberg
Skyler Campbell
Thalia Moore
Wade Jensen
Winter DuBois
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SAAC SOARS INTO NEW SEMESTER!
Over the last few years, Emmanuel’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), struggled to put on in-person events and fundraise for initiatives, due to COVID-19. This year, the team had an edge.
“We began preparing in the summer,” said SAAC president, Hassan Badran. “We had a vision and a goal. Our team was ready to develop a plan for this year to support athletes and make an impact on campus and in our community."
The SAAC team, led by Badran, Vice President, Sofiia Briantseva, Advisor, Kristin Whitlock, and other dedicated student-athletes has done just that.
This semester, the officers attended a Conference Carolinas SAAC training event where Emmanuel received the Comeback Award, a recognition the group is proud of.
“The Comeback Award looked at the funds you raised for the Make-A-Wish Foundation from the 2020-21 year and compared it to the 2021-22 funds,” said Kristin Whitlock. “We were the school that made the biggest impact. The award was nice, but it also showed our students what their hard work can do. The events are fun, but we get to make an impact on people's lives in the process.”
A few other initiatives the group has spearheaded on campus include a canned food drive and Operation Christmas Child.
“The Canned Food Drive began as a Conference Carolinas initiative,” Sofiia said. “I think what made it so successful was that we created a healthy competition between teams.”
The top three teams in the Canned Food Drive were:
1. Tennis – who brought in hundreds of boxes of cereal and peanut butter, among other items.
2. Baseball – they brought in 1,800 cans of vegetables
3. Swimming – they also brought in hundreds of canned vegetable items.
The items were donated to the Rainbow Pantry in Royston.
Royston Police Chief, Donnie Bolemon, who runs the pantry mentioned that most of the donation will be going to help flood and hurricane relief efforts, but a portion of it will be used in our local community.
“While we were there, Chief Bolemon mentioned that he had just gotten a call and he was having to go to a house where children had been abused, and he was taking some of the cereal we brought to help those children. That made a big impact on our students because yes, most of our donation is going far away, but it’s helping people in the local community as well.”
Up next for SAAC? An Operation Christmas Child Packing Party – happening TONIGHT! SAAC, along with EC Serve has taken ownership of the on-campus Operation Christmas Child initiative, an opportunity to purchase gifts, or make monetary donations to help children in need have a special holiday season.
“The packing party will essentially be a campus-wide event,” Hassan said. “We’ll have music, gingerbread competitions, ornament decorations, etc. It’s a great opportunity for students to come out and enjoy the Christmas vibes before we head out for the semester.”
For Kristin, this group has been a special one to work with.
“When I took over, SAAC had 15 constant reps who were always at meetings and engaged, we struggled to put on events,” she said. “This year, we’ve had constant 30-plus people at every single meeting, wanting to work – this group of kids is amazing, hardworking, and showing that they want to make a difference at our school and in the community.”
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Inglourious Basterds (2009)
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Saw II (2005)
This is a Movie Health Community evaluation. It is intended to inform people of potential health hazards in movies and does not reflect the quality of the film itself. The information presented here has not been reviewed by any medical professionals.
Saw II uses severe strobe effects to convey that characters are in pain. Other scenes, including the opening sequence, feature rapidly-changing images that create a strobe effect. The Twisted Pictures production company logo at the beginning uses a severe but brief strobe effect with the sound of lightning.
Much of this film is shot with a handheld camera. The first sequence of the film repeatedly uses a fast and disorienting orbiting shot.
Flashing Lights: 10/10. Motion Sickness: 5/10.
TRIGGER WARNINGS: Jump scares, blood, gore, kidnapping, two suicide attempts, needles, convulsions.
ADDITIONAL NOTE: One character goes into a convulsive seizure. Another character tries to help, but does the exact wrong thing to help. For proper instruction on seizure first aid, please visit https://www.epilepsy.com/living-epilepsy/seizure-first-aid-and-safety
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Saw II (2005)
"Those who do not appreciate life do not deserve life."
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Blame - Chapter Two; Coffee
The Concept | Chapter Zero; The mistake | Chapter One; How it all begun
| Chapter Two; Coffee |
Song:
1941, occupied Paris, France
The next day, as per usual, she arrived at the little coffee shop at 1058, and decided to sit inside for today. At exactly 11 o'clock she ordered a coffee, as she looked out of the window. This was the best table, for sure. The best window view on the street. That's why she chose it. Perfect for just plain old simple looking. When the door rang, implying another person had entered, her head turned back towards the entrance, and there he was. That familiar soldier. "Is madame Beauchêne here?" She raised an eyebrow at him, as the person behind the counter pointed towards her. His eyes followed the finger, and landed on her. His face immediately seemed to brighten. "Ah, merci." He approached her table. "Hello mademoiselle. May I join you?" He spoke very politely, and the more she heard him speak and act, the more she felt like this one wasn't a bad one. "Take a seat, monsieur." She gently smiled at him, as she looked at the blank page of her notebook. "I found which column you wrote. You wrote about me yesterday." She nodded, with a smile on her face. "That is correct." "Why?" He gently tilted his head, while his eyes wore a look of question. "I had been sitting there for three and a half hour. Nothing had happened. But a new face, a new soldier- those are the things the people of Paris love to read about. They want to hear what's new and what's old. That's why I wrote about you." She lit a cigarette, and offered him one. He accepted it, and lit his one too. She took a deep inhale, and let out a long breath of smoke. He did the same, staring out of the window. She took this time to observe his face. He looked freshly shaved, he had little dimples when he smiled, and his brown hair was neatly done. He wore a German uniform, of course, and she wondered how he looked without it. How'd he look in normal clothes, in a normal life, during a normal time? Her mind wandered places she usually never wandered, as she took another puff from the cigarette. "I sit here often, even when I don't write the column. It's a nice spot, and the coffee's very nice." She wore a gentle smile on her face, as she turned her look back out the window. When he noticed she had moved her gaze away from his face, he turned his eyes towards her. He never really took in all of her features. Her face was flawless, not a single imperfection to be found upon sight. Her blonde hair framed her face beautifully, and rested a centimeter or ten below her shoulders. She had a slim and overall pretty turned up nose. Overall, she was beautiful, to say the least. He wasn't sure how he felt about her. She was very pretty, but that beauty seemed to go further than her looks. She seemed very friendly, and overall a nice person. But it might've just been that she was friendly, unlike many French inhabitants. Either way, he wanted to get to know her better, talk to her more, learn about all of her quirks and secrets. "What do you do for a living?" The question made her head turn towards him, as she slightly tilted her head. She took a moment to take in the question, and think of an answer. "I write. I also studied as a medic. I got the diploma but haven't done anything with it yet." That was a lie. " My parents used to own an hotel, but I sold it. I tried to run it, but I didn't even last a month." A gentle smile appeared on her face, as she thought back at the mess it had been. It surely was fun as long it lasted, but she couldn't keep up the quality like her parents did. She sold it for quite some money. "What happened to your parents?" Again, she couldn't compose an answer quickly. "I'm sorry if that's intrusive. If you don't want to answer it, you don't have to." She shook her head. "No, no, it's fine, monsieur. I was just taken aback a little." She gently smiled at him. "My father died in the first few weeks of the war. My mom died a few weeks after. It's supposedly of natural causes, but I believe it was a suicide." A silence rested. "I'm sorry." She shook her head. He noticed that that was definitely something she did often. "Don't be sorry, it's not your fault. It doesn't matter either way. They were always too busy with the hotel, so it's not like it made a lot of difference without them." She took a puff of the cigarette that she seemingly had forgotten about. "Sure, I miss them. But it's not like I saw them a lot more before." She painfully smiled. "And how about you?" Her eyes connected with his. "I mean- my life was never that interesting before the war. Got my mom, got my dad, that's it." He smiled at the thought of his parents at home. "I miss them sometimes, but we write letters." She smiled at the thought of his parents sending him letters about life at home, and for a moment she missed her parents. Though she quickly shook that thought away, not wanting to think about it. "Honestly, before the war started I had this boring column about life and no one really cared. This column really put me out there. Maybe I'll even publish a book sometime, you know?" She smiled gently, as she looked towards him. He took a puff from the cigarette, and smiled. "I bet you can." She smiled back. There was definitely some sort of connection going on between the two, but neither were sure what kind of. But they definitely both liked it a ton.
A friendly silence rested between the two, just sitting there, as she occasionally took a sip from her coffee. She didn't mind being silent. A silence could tell the most about somebody. What this told her about him, was that he could keep a silence too, and that he was very calm. He seemed very put together, but he looked like he could also be the biggest mess you'll ever meet. Something about him just made it that she wanted to learn more. She needed to know more about him. It was strange, really, because she usually didn't care that much about strangers, or people she didn't know. She mostly kept to herself, and if she didn't, she'd usually talk to monsieur Durand. She couldn't know for sure, but she just had this feeling that maybe, just maybe, she was going to be able to let her walls down and get out of her comfort zone.
The smell in the coffeeshop was home like, like freshly ground beans. She liked the smell, because it reminded her of the hotel and her youth. She put out the cigarette, looking at him. "So, why did you come here, looking for me?" His eyes turned towards her, and a troubled look formed on his face. A silence rested between the two, as he thought deeply. "Well, first off all, you wrote about me. That's a valid reason, I think." She chuckled. "And besides that, you're friendly. That's a change." She scoffed, with a playful smile on her face. "That's how they treat Germans around here." Her eyes moved back to the window, with that playful smile resting on her face. Something in him reminded her of life before the war. Home like, friendly, and overall just pleasant to be around. She missed talking to people, and he made her realize that. His company felt nice, just him being there. Her eyes fell on her watch. "I think I'm going to go home. I don't know if you've got anything to do right now, but you could join me." As soon as she said it, she wished she could be consumed by the ground. Stupid. She got up, turned away from him, and was about to leave. "Bold to assume we have anything to do around here." She turned back to him, and a chuckle left her mouth. "Alright." He got up too, ready to follow her.
He followed her through the streets of Paris like a little dog. She felt a lot less lonely with him following her. The sun shone gently, hitting both their faces. Their shoes made clicking sounds on the streets. There weren't a lot of people out, even though it was a beautiful day. It was the war that kept them inside, the fear of combat and gunshots. She had never been scared of war. It wouldn't keep her inside, locked away in fear. Instead, she liked to go out more, talk to soldiers, the civilians, hear opinions. She turned to him, and saw him looking around. "You've never been here?" "No, we don't come around here. The only reason for us to be here is to search houses." She had to suppress a sigh. She hated that he was a German. But a nationality didn't make the man.
When they arrived at her home, she unlocked the door, and entered. "Welcome in my humble home." She smiled at him, as he looked around the little hallway. "Make yourself at home." He continued through the hallway, as she closed the door, and her eyes fell on the envelopes. "Merde." She quickly hid them in a drawer, and followed him. "It's not big, but it's good enough for me." That was a lie. In fact, her house was a lot bigger than she implied. Behind the bookcase in her bedroom, a whole living space was hidden. It wasn't visible from the outside. It would be impossible to see that it existed, from both the outside and the inside, unless you moved the bookcase aside. She had hidden a lot of allies in there since the beginning of the war. She had taken care of their wounds. She wasn't a medic for nothing, of course. Right now, there wasn't anyone there. She wouldn't have invited him if there was. He sat down on her couch, taking in the room. "I'm going to start writing in a few. Can I offer you a drink?" He smiled. "Water will do." So she got both him and herself a glass of water, and then sat down behind the desk across the couch. The sunlight gently hit the desk, and shone through the big windows, lighting up the room with a gentle yellow glow. She sat there for a moment, her fingers gently resting on the typewriter. Then, she started typing, the paper filling up with letters and words. Somewhere during her writing, he had laid down on the couch, listening to the sounds of the typewriter, and occasionally a louder breath of hers. Her place was cozy, very homelike. But still unique, and for as far he knew her, it fitted her. She had some plants across the living room, simple and local plants, and one cactus. When he was sure he saw everything in the room that there was to be seen, his look averted back to her. She finished her French part a bit later, and turned towards him. "I see you're making yourself at home." She smiled at him, and he smiled back. "Well, you did tell me to make myself at home." She chuckled at him. "Touché." She smiled, as she drank some water, and lit a cigarette. She took a puff, before putting it down in the ash tray besides the typewriter. She continued to type, now working on the German bit. She took an occasional glance at the French part, and in between took puffs from the cigarette, the smoke gracefully leaving her mouth. He just looked at her, taking in every thing about her back that there was to be seen. He liked looking at her like this. Reminded him of home. How his parents would spend hours typing away at their typewriters. But she was different. She was a lot more cozy and gentle. She surely was something different in the war. He didn't want to be sent out to fight again. He wished he could stay with this wonderful woman he had met yesterday, no matter how crazy it sounded.
Because God, something about her made him want to know more.
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