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'''Cécile Cosima Caminades''' was an ornithologist and a friend of [[Anya Oliwa]]. Cécile's personality is best summed up as "sultry." Similar to other Parisian French women at the time, Cécile's personality, which Raynor described as being "uninhibited," was heavily influenced by the student movement in May of 2001 N.E.<sup>[8]</sup> Although the Alliance stance usually entailed abandoning one's native land, Cécile loved her home country, supporting the Foreign Legion and considering the Champs-Élysées to be "Heaven on Earth." |
'''Cécile Cosima Caminades''' was an ornithologist and a friend of [[Anya Oliwa]]. Cécile's personality is best summed up as "sultry." Similar to other Parisian French women at the time, Cécile's personality, which Raynor described as being "uninhibited," was heavily influenced by the student movement in May of 2001 N.E.<sup>[8]</sup> Although the Alliance stance usually entailed abandoning one's native land, Cécile loved her home country, supporting the Foreign Legion and considering the Champs-Élysées to be "Heaven on Earth." |
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Latest revision as of 02:09, 13 June 2015
Cécile Cosima Caminades was an ornithologist and a friend of Anya Oliwa. Cécile's personality is best summed up as "sultry." Similar to other Parisian French women at the time, Cécile's personality, which Raynor described as being "uninhibited," was heavily influenced by the student movement in May of 2001 N.E.[8] Although the Alliance stance usually entailed abandoning one's native land, Cécile loved her home country, supporting the Foreign Legion and considering the Champs-Élysées to be "Heaven on Earth."