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==Notable Locations== |
==Notable Locations== |
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* [[The Aswans' home]] |
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* [[Cairo restaurant]] |
* [[Cairo restaurant]] |
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* [[Great Pyramid of Giza]] (near Cairo) |
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* [[National Library and Archives]] |
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* [[Semiramis InterContinental]] |
* [[Semiramis InterContinental]] |
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==Notable Residents== |
==Notable Residents== |
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* [[Abu Aswan]] |
* [[Abu Aswan]] |
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* [[Mr. Aswan]] |
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* [[Khufu]] |
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==Notable Visitors== |
==Notable Visitors== |
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[[Bob]] attends [[Mohinder]]'s impassioned lecture about the [[virus]] which killed [[Shanti|his sister]]. Outside the [[Cairo lecture hall|lecture hall]], Bob offers Mohinder a job with [[the Company]]. They go to a [[Cairo restaurant|restaurant]] to discuss matters, and Bob shows Mohinder that funds are not an issue--he turns a spoon into [[alchemy|gold]]. |
[[Bob]] attends [[Mohinder]]'s impassioned lecture about the [[virus]] which killed [[Shanti|his sister]]. Outside the [[Cairo lecture hall|lecture hall]], Bob offers Mohinder a job with [[the Company]]. They go to a [[Cairo restaurant|restaurant]] to discuss matters, and Bob shows Mohinder that funds are not an issue--he turns a spoon into [[alchemy|gold]]. |
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===[[Graphic Novel:History of a Secret]]=== |
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Abu arrives at the [[National Library and Archives]], where he learns that he is a descendant of Pharaoh [[Khufu]]. Abu's father confirms what Abu found, but denies that Abu could have lifted a one-ton boulder that day. |
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Later, while sleeping in his [[the Aswans' home|home]], [[Sanjog Iyer]] visits Abu's [[dream manipulation|dreams]]. Abu learns from Sanjog that Ancient Egypt's Pharaoh shared his [[power]] of [[levitation]] during the building of the [[Great Pyramid of Giza]], but knew better than to anger the [[Religion|gods]] so he kept it a [[Secrets and deception|secret]] and punished those who revealed it. Abu tells Sanjog he doesn't want to live in a place where he is punished for who he is, but Sanjog advises him to respect the secret that has remained throughout generations. When Abu awakens, he grabs an Egyptian artifact and says that Egypt is his [[Fate vs. free will|destiny]]. |
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==See Also== |
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* {{seealsodisambig|Egypt}} |
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Latest revision as of 19:54, 7 December 2008
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| Language(s) Spoken: | Arabic |
Cairo is the capital city of Egypt and the largest city in Africa, with a population of about 17,285,000 people. Cairo was founded in 969 AD, along the Nile river in northern Africa.
Notable Locations
- The Aswans' home
- Cairo restaurant
- Great Pyramid of Giza (near Cairo)
- National Library and Archives
- Semiramis InterContinental
Notable Residents
Notable Visitors
About
Four Months Later...
Bob attends Mohinder's impassioned lecture about the virus which killed his sister. Outside the lecture hall, Bob offers Mohinder a job with the Company. They go to a restaurant to discuss matters, and Bob shows Mohinder that funds are not an issue--he turns a spoon into gold.
Graphic Novel:History of a Secret
Abu arrives at the National Library and Archives, where he learns that he is a descendant of Pharaoh Khufu. Abu's father confirms what Abu found, but denies that Abu could have lifted a one-ton boulder that day.
Later, while sleeping in his home, Sanjog Iyer visits Abu's dreams. Abu learns from Sanjog that Ancient Egypt's Pharaoh shared his power of levitation during the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza, but knew better than to anger the gods so he kept it a secret and punished those who revealed it. Abu tells Sanjog he doesn't want to live in a place where he is punished for who he is, but Sanjog advises him to respect the secret that has remained throughout generations. When Abu awakens, he grabs an Egyptian artifact and says that Egypt is his destiny.
See Also
- For other uses of Egypt, see Egypt (disambig).