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Unleash Your Potential with the Best Professional English Speaking Course

Want to crack IELTS, TOEFL exams by enhancing your English language proficiency? Then look no farther than English Centre, where Kakoli Chakraborty is committed to providing you with the best professional English Speaking Course to pass the English language proficiency and enable you to pursue an overseas Education. As an efficient English teaching professional she provides expert training to pupils to help them perform well on exams like as the TOEFL and IELTS.

Courses Offered

 English Centre delivers a range of courses that are designed to accomplish various learning objectives:

1. IELTS Preparation:

With the extensive training programme, get ready to do well on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). The four exam sections—speaking, writing, reading, and listening—are all covered in the course. She offers comprehensive practice and methods to assist you get the highest score.

2. TOEFL Preparation:

For students wishing to study overseas, the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is an essential exam. In order to make sure you are ready to score highly on the exam, her TOEFL preparation course focuses on improving your abilities in each of the exam's four components.

3. Spoken English:

With the help of her specialised spoken English training, students may increase their speaking confidence and fluency. You will improve your communication skills through interactive workshops, hands-on activities, and real-world interactions.

4. Personality Development:

With her personality development course, you can improve your communication skills and general personality. By boosting your confidence and soft skills, this course will help you stand out in group conversations, interviews, and other professional settings.

The main objective of offering the best English Speaking course online is to help students to get the highest band scores. Fort learners, English Center's dependability is attributed to several things, including:

Why Choose English Centre?

English Centre stands out as the leading choice for English language training in Behala. Here’s why:

1. Expert Teaching Methodology: The method of teaching is based on years of expertise and a thorough comprehension of successful learning techniques. She makes use of a variety of engaging lessons, real-world tasks, and tailored feedback to make sure each student reaches their maximum potential.

2. Comprehensive Course Offerings: The classes at English Centre are designed to accommodate a broad variety of student needs. If you want to get better at speaking English or are getting ready for a competitive exam, English centre offers a course that fits your requirements.

3. Flexible Online Training: With the greatest online English +speaking course, you may embrace the comfort of learning from any location. The online courses are made to be just as interesting and useful as in-person meetings, and they provide you the freedom to study at your own speed. 

4. Proven Track Record: The student success stories at English Centre are self-explanatory. I have assisted many students over the years in improving their spoken English confidence and achieving high scores on the IELTS and TOEFL exams.

The Benefits of Learning Online

Online learning offers unmatched flexibility and convenience in the fast-paced world of today. The following explains why enrolling in English Center's top online professional English speaking course is the most suitable option for you:

Convenience: Without having to travel, you may learn from the comfort of your home. My online classes are made to easily accommodate your hectic schedule.

Interactive Learning: Even though the classes are online, they are very engaging, with live sessions, group discussions, and immediate feedback.

Personalized Attention: Every student is given individual attention and feedback, so you may reach your learning objectives and advance at your own speed.

Access to Resources: Take use of an abundance of online learning resources, such as study guides, video lectures, and practice questions.

Are you prepared to start your adventure to become an English master with the best trainer in Behala? English Centre enrolment is simple. Just click on the course that best fits your needs, complete the signup form, and visit our website. I am here to help you at every stage, whether you choose to take classes in person or go online for the greatest English speaking course.

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The Importance Of Intrinsic Motivation for Students | Byitcinternational

Let’s start with the obvious line of answers. “Everyone goes to school,” or “everyone needs an education in this day and age.” Though there is a certain amount of truth to these cliched responses. But if one of these “‘cuz everyone does it” answers is the best reason a young person can present for attending school, it’s no wonder these same kids do not engage and simply do school because school is the done thing.

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How can I train myself to speak English?

Training yourself to Best English speaking course fluently and confidently is a gradual process that requires consistent practice and effort. Here are some effective steps to help you improve your spoken English:

Set Clear Goals

Define your specific objectives for learning to speak English. Do you want to improve fluency for travel, work, or academic purposes? Having clear goals will guide your learning path.

Immerse Yourself in English

Surround yourself with the English language as much as possible. Watch English-language movies, TV shows, news, and YouTube videos. Listen to English podcasts, music, and audiobooks. This exposure will help you become more familiar with pronunciation, intonation, and conversational patterns.

Practice Regularly

Dedicate a specific amount of time each day to practice speaking English. Consistency is key to improving your skills. Even short daily practice sessions can be highly effective.

Build a Vocabulary

Expand your vocabulary by learning new words and phrases every day. Use flashcards, vocabulary apps, or language learning websites to help you memorize and review words.

Speak Aloud

Read books, articles, or sentences out loud to improve your pronunciation and fluency. Pay attention to your intonation and rhythm as you speak.

Use Language Learning Apps

There are many language learning apps, such as Duolingo, Babbel, or Rosetta Stone, that offer speaking exercises and interactive lessons to help you practice.

Find a Language Partner or Tutor

Practicing with a language partner or tutor can be incredibly beneficial. Look for language exchange partners or hire a tutor who can provide feedback and engage in conversations with you.

Join English-Speaking Groups or Clubs

Participate in English-speaking clubs or groups, whether online or in your local community. This can be a great way to practice with others who are learning or fluent in English.

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Best Institute for English speaking Course in Laxmi Nagar

Best Institute for English speaking Course in Laxmi Nagar

If you are looking for the best English-speaking course in Laxmi Nagar, then you have come to the right place. There are many courses available that claim to be the best, but only a few of them actually live up to the hype. The best English-speaking course in Laxmi Nagar is one that is designed specifically for people who want to improve their communication skills. It should cover all aspects of…

[sisterdivinium]

Finding "the meaning" to a show that could have had up to five or seven seasons but was cancelled after the second is somewhat like trying to understand a novel composed of seventy chapters by having read only twenty — there is a whole wealth of information which we do not possess that could alter our reading of any given element or of the entire thing in itself.

Still, there are always patterns that weave a story into a cohesive unit and they can help us to better grope in darkness towards comprehension. One such pattern in Warrior Nun appears to be how the consequences to mistakes, "sins" or evil deeds committed by characters manifest.

Basic storytelling usually requires characters to act on something so that complications or resolutions may arise from their choices and move the plot forwards. In Warrior Nun, many of these actions are quite tragic in nature: Suzanne's arrogance and pride lead to the death of her Mother Superion; Vincent's allegiance to the higher power he believed Adriel to be inspired him to kill Shannon; Ava's flight from the Cat's Cradle ends up damning Lilith as she is mortally wounded and taken away by a tarask... All of these events have negative outcomes and heavy repercussions on all characters directly or indirectly involved. Something changes permanently because of them, be it in the world around them or within the characters themselves.

And yet, it would seem that all of these dark deeds not only move the story forwards but might also have overall positive results. We would have had no protagonist without Ava — and she would arguably never have received the halo to begin with had she not been murdered. What's more, on a personal scale, the horrifying crime she suffers is, in the end, the very thing that allows her a second chance in life, a new life.

An act of outside evil permits Ava to grow and develop, shows her a path she would not otherwise have found. Without her own season in some sort of hell, Lilith would not have been able to advance towards other ways of being and understanding beyond her very strict limitations. Vincent and Suzanne would not have embarked on their own journeys of enlightenment without having caused the pain they are responsible for.

Beatrice might have been paying for someone else's mistakes, but she, too, is given the chance to grow into herself through it. The afflictions that torment these characters advance the overall plot, but they also advance them, as individuals, as long as they are willing to learn and keep going despite the calamities large and small that they are faced with. Beatrice keeps going after parental rejection, Mary keeps going after losing Shannon, Jillian keeps going after losing her son (in part through her own actions, adding insult to injury)... Trouble and the adaptation that follows it, if one is open enough to learn from the experience, motivates the characters, propels them forward, teaches them.

The problem of evil has occupied the minds of many a thinker throughout the ages, given how the very existence of it, evil, might call into question that of God (a good, omniscient, omnipotent one, anyway). A common way of justifying suffering (and also God), then, is by claiming, as Saint Augustine, that "God judged it better to bring good out of evil than not to permit any evil to exist".

Now, it would be rather ridiculous to say of Warrior Nun that it follows in Leibniz's footsteps, also because this philosopher, expanding on the augustinian concept, attempted to defend the goodness of a real God with his "best of all possible worlds" while all we have is... Well, whatever/whoever Reya is.

But there seems to be an inclination towards some sort of optimism as a worldview nonetheless.

Betrayals reveal truth and grant knowledge (Vincent's culminates with the coming of Adriel, which allows us to know of the threat of a "Holy War" and thus prepare for it; Kristian's gives Jillian much needed insight, William's lights up the fuse for the fight to be taken more seriously...), crimes committed willingly or not open the way for Ava (Suzanne's killing of her Mother Superion causes the loss of the halo, which is transferred to Shannon, whose death opens the gates for Ava to walk through after being herself murdered by sister Frances)... The magnitude of these positive outcomes is perhaps not "balanced" when compared to the evil that brings them about, but there is still something to take out of the catastrophe.

However tragic the tones of a given event, the show itself appears to shun the predetermination that makes tragedy as a genre; if everything is connected, here it at least appears to not necessarily drag everyone into their horrible dooms.

What's more is that this lurking "optimism" matches really well with our own protagonist's personality.

And it makes perfect sense that Ava would do the best she could with whatever she is given.

Life for her, in the conditions she experienced after the accident, would have been unbearable without some sort of positive outlook on life. However deadpan, the joking and the "obscene gestures" and whatever other forms of goofing around beside Diego are a way of turning a portion of the situation in her own favour. Proverbial eggs have, after all, already been broken right and left — might as well make an omelette of whatever remains.

Humour is just another way of looking at the bright side of something, or, at the every least, of mitigating the utter horror it might bring. If the show allows for moments of lightness, if it lets us laugh, if it takes us through a perilous voyage which still bears ripe, succulent fruit instead of the rot of pessimism and its necessary contempt for humanity, it is because Ava herself sees things in this way. It isn't gratuitous or naïve in this case, but a true survival strategy, especially as it is confronted with the morbidity of Catholicism.

Here is a religion that soothes its faithful with the promise of reward in the afterlife — how else does one charge into battle against the unknown, risking one's own death along with that of one's sisters, without the balm of believing that we shall all meet again eventually, "in this life or the next"? How else does one come to terms with the ugliness and the pain of this existence if not by looking forward to a paradise perfect enough to make all trials and tribulations here worth it?

True nihilism would have annihilated Ava. Her present perspective is what avoided the abyss.

And there is nothing Panglossian to her attitude or what the show might imply by giving us her view on things. This isn't about "the best of all possible worlds", but of making the best of whatever situation we're in, of taking what we have and doing something with it, something good, something of ourselves. It isn't God making good out of evil, but our choices.

Killing innocent people and feeling no remorse will never be the best someone can aspire to do. Sister Frances, cardinal William, Adriel all learn this the hard way.

Those who do their best find that, somehow, they can move on from whatever it was that paralysed them. Ava, most of all, knows what it is to be stuck, frozen in place; she can never be the character who refuses to grow, even through pain, lest she condemns her spirit to the same fate her body is all too familiarised with. Those around her wise enough to let themselves be touched by her, by the dynamic power she carries, walk forth with her and live.

It says very little about "God" that Warrior Nun should adopt its heroine's views and seem "optimistic" as it progresses — but it speaks volumes about the values it presents for pondering, of the inspiration its protagonists provide, and of the multiple reasons why this is a story unlike most others.

[todayisafridaynight]

it’s actually kinda crazy how the rggo stories are real lol genuinely felt like i was reading fanfiction. They 100% had a minedai shipper hiding among the rggo writers

iirc one of the writers for rggo was. Not To Say A Minedai Shipper HOWEVER he was pretty earnest about how good together daigo and mine were so ..... not too far from the truth me thinks .....

[spotsupstuff]

Wait where is spore from? (Rain world real life country equivalent)

Sweden! i had her speakin swedish already too

[watermelinoe]

wish i would practice my spanish more but idk what spanish media to get into and i'm terrified of speaking to others even in a practice setting

[ugneet182]

(tagged by @occultwhiskers/@haggstroem (ty ^^!)) 5 most listened to songs lately !!! (In no particular order ) :

Rose by McLoud ( self described as a lithuanian rock band (although me and several others would place them somewhere closer to metal) ! Been picking at and discovering their discography lately. A lot of their songs are really energetic (a little less so with songs like "Aperol Spritz") and kinda very yell-ey at points (fun!). I've been listening to a couple songs from them on repeat "Rose" being among them!

Žvaigždės kartais krenta by FOJE [spotify / yt(live ver.)] ( found this while going through an unofficial archive channel for the band. I really like the lyrics (like a lot of their other songs) (although "Laužo šviesa" [yt] will still remain a classic from them at least to me) )

In the House - In a Heartbeat by John Murphy (from the "28 days later" soundtrack! I watched the movie sometime in winter and really enjoyed it! The soundtrack especially made an impression on me, I've kept returning to this song (instrumental?) (as well as "Frank's Death - Soldiers (Requiem in D Minor)") ever since )

Bøn fra helvete by Kaizers Orchestra ( The album ("Ompa til du dør") has been in my rotation for years now. Lately I've been trying to clear my palette (ig???) after listening to two of my playlists non-stop and listening to this album (among other things). Many good songs on this album but "Bøn fra helvete" is probably my favorite at the moment (though I still hold "Fra sjåfør til passasjer" dearly)

Geri vyrai by Vytautas Kernagis (a very silly song about a lithuanian tongue twister >:)c Also the one I'd recommend to give a listen to the most out of my selection!!! (it's very fun, I promise /gen !) I found it while I was walking and listening to Kernagis' discography on shuffle and got absolute whiplash not only due to going from one of his more melancholic sung poetry ones to not one of his silly songs, but a silly song with some english lyrics??? It's been stuck in my head like an earworm (send help (don't)/j)

tagging @nitromethane @amethyst-cave and anyone else who may want to do this as well ! (no pressure ofc ^^)

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10 Effective Tips to Improve Your English Pronunciation

Are you seeking to refine your English pronunciation skills? Mastery over the subtleties of pronunciation can significantly enhance your communication and boost your confidence in speaking English fluently. Whether you're learning English for personal development, career advancement, or social interactions, clear and accurate pronunciation plays a pivotal role. For those in Gurgaon aspiring to improve their spoken English, finding the right classes in the area, such as in Gurgaon Sector 14, could be key. Here are ten effective tips to help you enhance your English pronunciation:

1. Enroll in Reputable Spoken English Classes in Gurgaon:

Seek out renowned institutes that specialize in spoken English classes in Gurgaon. Research institutes in Gurgaon Sector 14 offering structured courses tailored to improving pronunciation. Look for testimonials, reviews, and course details including fees to select the best English speaking institute that suits your requirements.

2. Practice Regularly:

Consistent practice is crucial in honing your English pronunciation skills. Devote time each day to practice speaking English aloud. This habit will gradually help you become more comfortable with the language's phonetics and nuances.

3. Listen Carefully and Imitate:

Pay close attention to native English speakers. Listen to their intonation, stress patterns, and the way they articulate words. Try to imitate their pronunciation to improve your own.

4. Focus on Vowel Sounds:

Mastering English vowel sounds can significantly impact your pronunciation. Practice differentiating between similar-sounding vowels to avoid common pronunciation mistakes.

5. Learn Phonetic Transcriptions:

Familiarize yourself with phonetic symbols to understand the correct pronunciation of words. Many dictionaries provide phonetic transcriptions that can assist you in perfecting your pronunciation.

6. Use Tongue Twisters:

Engage in exercises like tongue twisters to improve your pronunciation accuracy and fluency. Repeating challenging phrases helps in articulating sounds clearly and quickly.

7. Record Yourself Speaking:

Recording yourself while speaking English allows you to analyze your pronunciation. Identify areas that need improvement and track your progress over time.

8. Seek Feedback and Guidance:

Join spoken English classes in Gurgaon that offer personalized feedback and guidance from experienced instructors. Constructive criticism can immensely aid in refining your pronunciation.

9. Engage in Conversations:

Participate in conversations with fluent English speakers. Engaging in dialogues and discussions exposes you to different accents and helps you adapt and improve your pronunciation.

10. Stay Patient and Persistent:

Improving pronunciation takes time and consistent effort. Stay patient with yourself and persistently practice to see gradual but significant improvements in your spoken English.

When considering spoken English classes in Gurgaon, ensure to inquire about the fees, course structures, and faculty expertise. The best English speaking institute in Gurgaon Sector 14 should offer a conducive environment for learning, experienced instructors, and a comprehensive curriculum focused on pronunciation enhancement.

Enhancing your English pronunciation skills is an ongoing journey. By following these ten effective tips and enrolling in reputable spoken English classes, you can make remarkable progress in your ability to speak English fluently and confidently.

Remember, consistent practice, guidance from experts, and dedication are the keys to mastering English pronunciation.

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How to Speak English with Fluency and Confidence? | Byitcinternational

Before embarking on the journey to improve your fluency in English, you must understand what fluency entails because fluency is perhaps the most misconstrued term in languages. Usually, one who doesn’t pause, repeat, or speaks too slowly is considered fluent. However, this does not, at all, imply that the person speaks the language in a grammatically correct manner. Therefore, it can safely be deduced that to be fluent in English means to be able to use the language correctly and at the same time speak without taking too long to produce sentences. For achieving this, one needs to practice and train, the wisest step for which is to go in for the best English speaking course available. However, in this article, we highlight three of the most effective means to know how to speak English with fluency and build confidence.

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[makwandis]

my Ireland oc I have in my head is a bit of a gloomy fellow with bad temperament mostly due to him being Traumatised, but he is quite funny, quite radical and teaches children how to speak Irish

[mvncesa]

thinking about soft character things <3

anyways . a reminder that julian has a soft french accent especially when he’s around his mom .

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Best English Speaking Institute In Laxmi Nagar

Are you looking for a English speaking institute in Laxmi Nagar? If so, you’re in the right place. In this blog post, we will be discussing the best English speaking institute in Laxmi Nagar. We will provide all the information you need to make a informed decision about which one is right for you. You’ll learn why these institutes stand out from their competitors, what they offer and what makes them unique. So if you are looking to improve your English language skills, read on to find out more about the best English speaking institutes in Laxmi Nagar.

What is english?

There are many different ways to define English. It is a West Germanic language that originated from England and is now the most widely spoken language in the world. It is the official language of many countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, and some African and Asian countries. English is also one of the six official languages of the United Nations.

Why English Language is required?

There are many reasons why English is such an important language. For one, it is the most widely spoken language in the world. More than 2 billion people speak English, including speakers of non-native dialects. That's more than a quarter of the world's population!

It's also the language of international business and diplomacy. If you want to work in a multinational company or become involved in international politics, you'll need to be able to communicate effectively in English.

English is also the language of science, technology, and academia. A huge amount of the world's research and knowledge is published in English, so if you want to study at a top university or conduct research in your field, you'll need a good level of English.

Finally, English is a beautiful and rich language with a long history and a wide variety of literature. It's worth learning for its own sake!

Cambridge English Academy (CEA) India

Cambridge English Academy (CEA) is the best English Speaking Institute In Laxmi Nagar. It has been imparting quality education to its students for more than a decade now. The institute has highly qualified and experienced faculty who are committed to providing the best possible education to their students. The institute offers a wide range of courses which cater to the needs of both beginners and advanced learners.

The institute has a well-equipped library which stocks a wide variety of books on grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, etc. The library also has a good collection of audio and video cassettes which can be used by the students for self-study. The institute also has a computer lab with internet connection which can be used by the students for research purposes.

Why join Cambridge English Academy (CEA) India?

Cambride English Academy  (CEA) India is the best English Speaking Institute In Laxmi Nagar because:

1. CEA India provides the most comprehensive and effective course curriculum that covers all the important aspects of spoken English language - from grammar and vocabulary to fluency and confidence building.

2. The faculty at CEA India comprises of experienced and qualified teachers who are experts in their field and are passionate about teaching. They use modern teaching methods and techniques to make sure that each student learns optimally.

3. The institute has a state-of-the-art infrastructure with spacious classrooms, well-equipped labs, and a library stocked with latest resources.

4. CEA India offers a unique blend of academic learning with extra-curricular activities such as group discussions, role-plays, debates, etc. which help students develop their communication skills holistically.

5. The institute has a very strong placement record and provides excellent career guidance to its students so that they can achieve their professional goals.

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[kurikurimatsu]

was having trouble sleeping so i wrote this last night. ive been writing a lot lately, still learning but im hoping this is alright. pls take this and enjoy it with your meal

An inebriated man, clad in a red hoodie and jeans, stumbles through the streets late at night. His mind is spinning, his breath is putrid, and his clothes are stained with soy broth. He couldn’t care less about how sloppy he looks though, as the only thing on his mind is how hurt and angry he is with his brothers.

His five identical brothers, all of whom share his face and remind him of his debilitating personhood. Whenever he sees them he wonders if they’re who they say, or if they simply wish to differentiate themselves from him in any manner possible. He wonders the same about himself, whether he’s the person he thinks he is or if he’s trying to create an identity for himself in vain.

Whatever the case may be however, that doesn’t change the fact that no matter what, they’re brothers. Brothers that were originally one split into six, brothers that were closer than any other sibling could ever be. The only people that would ever understand that relationship between them was each other, as they all shared the same birth, face, and fate.

And with a brotherhood like that comes an unhealthy attachment to each other, one where they constantly cling to the skin, surgically attaching themselves at the hip, as one can’t be imagined without the others from the ‘set’. Individuality is an illusion and a dream that will never be achieved, as from day one it was set in stone that they were the same person.

So of course this man, Osomatsu, clung to how he was the eldest, it was the most identifiable feature he had for himself, what made him stand out from the rest, but all that means nothing without his younger kin. In order for his identity to stick, he must remain with his brothers at all cost, lest he be reduced to a husk of dust and broken ceramic, nothing more than an exoskeleton of filth and sorrow.

This isn’t lost on him, he realizes that without his brothers he’s nothing, no one, that his identity relies on the identity of others. Once they leave him there will be nothing left, and he’ll have to fend for himself as the only aspect of his identity, that which made him unique, no longer matters. He fears that day more than anything, his own personal armageddon of the self, one that will leave him lost, alone, broken.

He’ll never admit it though, despite the fact he knows how he clings to his brothers for personhood, he’ll never admit he needs them more than they’ll ever need him. ‘Leave it to the eldest!’ he always says, after all, that’s all he’s good for.

He cries to his friend Chibita, the short man who runs the oden stand he and his brothers frequent, about how he wishes for his brothers to stick to him like when they were younger, but Chibita has no sympathy for him. He tells Osomatsu to care about his brothers like a proper older sibling, to learn they’re their own people and that he needs to find his own individuality. Osomatsu spits obscenities at his face, telling him he’ll never understand what it’s like to have had who you are decided for you since birth, to not be allowed to have that individuality or identity when everyone else has decided you’re not your own person, and then storms off.

And that’s what lead to his wobbling down the road, not sure where he’s going or where to go. It’s dark, it’s quiet, and there’s no one around to help him. He has no phone that he can use to call anyone, or to tell him where he is, his only allies are the empty bottle in his hand and the swirl of nonsense behind his eyes.

As he keeps wandering forward in the hopes that he’ll magically end up home, he begins to lose his energy. He can’t pick up his feet and his steps are becoming even more uncoordinated, his body is tilting more and more to the left despite his efforts to stand straight. His eyes are starting to grow dark around the edges and his already murky vision proceeds to get worse.

He walks towards a street lamp and leans on the concrete fence next to it, hoping he’ll be able to regain his balance as well as wake himself up. This seems to achieve the opposite however as his body begins to slide down the fence and onto the sidewalk, until he’s laying completely on his back and staring into the light of the lamp. The light is blinding, and would probably wake him up had his mind not already drowned in his woes and ale. Instead his eyes start to close despite his efforts to keep them open.

“Fuck…” He mumbles to himself, exhausted and frustrated.

“Man, I guess ‘m gonna fuckin’ die.” He slurs melodramatically.

“What the fuck ever. I bet when they find my corpse my brothers will feel all guilty and shit, and then they’ll wish they were nicer to me.”

He laughs to himself as he stares towards the light, imagining his brothers tears and fluffed up words of sorrow and love. As he laughs at this image though his own eyes start to tear up, wishing for familial love and companionship, wishing to be cared for unconditionally.

The light is ethereal and has him sighing as his subconscious begins to take over, making him dream with his eyes still open and showing him absurd visuals and images in his vision. He starts to let his eyes close and awaits whatever his alcohol indrenched mind has in store for him, whether it be oblivion or dreams of the universe. But a realization hits him as he’s ready to shut down, one that fills the sewers of his veins with panic and takes away his calm and acceptance of death.

“Fuck, ’m still a virgin though.” He rambles to himself, already losing consciousness.

“I can’t die a virgin… God, that would be sad.” As he says this his eyelids close, shutting out the light from the lamp, and he goes limp as he finally passes out, quietly snoring.