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The protagonist is in the Musée in Paris, where she sees an old couple looking at a bible. The man is giving a running commentary to the woman, who he has a hold of; the protagonist thinks him a know-it-all and worries for the woman.
Soon, the protagonist spots them again, this time touching a carving that has a Do Not Touch sign. She makes eye contact with the old man, and then the old woman, and realises that the woman is blind.
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Writing Disability in Australia:
Type of disability Blindness. Type of character Secondary. Point of view Third person.
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Last amended 12 Mar 2018 11:14:59
Subjects:
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Paris,
cFrance,cWestern Europe, Europe,
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