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On the Greek island of Samos you can swim in the same sea where refugees are drowning. The sandy beaches and rolling hills, coloured by an Aegean sunset hide a humanitarian emergency that is symptomatic of a global turn against migration.

During my visit to Samos last week, I was told about refugees being intercepted by Greek authorities without being given the opportunity to claim refugee protection or even speak to a lawyer. Without these opportunities, they are often returned to Turkey under the cover of darkness.

Hello Everyone,

My life has been busy and I’m sorry to say I hadn’t made much progress in the Black Powder War until today. I’ve finished both chapters 4 and 5 and the end of part 1. As I have made enough progress let me just share a few of my feelings and opinions on the book as it stands now.

Spoilers Start Here:

   OMG THE FERAL DRAGONS!!!!!!!! When they showed up, I was like we have wild dragons to deal with and I was like will there be a fight until they flew off. I felt like Temeraire slightly disappointed but as I read on, I understood why they left.

The poor eagle!!!!! I liked it, for all that it did very little in the plot. I’ve met one with a similar discription in real life. She was very intelligent as all of her species I was told and the handler was nice. So, I’m bias to liking the bird and sad to see it gone.

My prediction for Lien was partially right but apparently, they are going through Turkey which is something I didn’t see. But she is going to France and her companion is definitely the French Ambassador. I predict we will see her more later in the book or in the next one being put to use by Napoleon for something.

I’ve kind of fallen for the feral dragon tribe. Arkady is an interesting leader since he relies on his intelligence and not his outright power to lead. Then his lieutenants Molnar and Wringe, they keep the others in line and seem to get along well. Gherni is a little troublemaker. Hertze is an interesting in regards to his camouflage. And I fell in love with the dragon with a broken wing and how sad he was to be left behind. I just love him.

I love their culture and their story so far, which if subtext can be believed one of the male leaders, Arkady or Molnar, will mate with the female lieutenant, Wringe, and have an egg. But I might be over reading into their little story. But it would make sense especially after the emphasis put on the battling dragons wanting a mate and the fight between a mated pair involving their egg.

On that note I’m not sure of how I feel for this situation they left our crew in. They made a liar out of Laurence which seems to be becoming a trend. Presented them as thieves before the people they wish to get dragon eggs from. And their luck is bad as their Ambassador is dead and can’t vouch for them. Then everything seems to be working out as Mustafa waves away the miss behavior of the feral dragons much to Captain Ertegun’s upset.

The Kazilik dragons sound so pretty and dangerous and I know we hear about one before but I can’t help thinking that they are warm and sound like two of my favorite things boiling water for tea and the purr of a cat. I’m just saying I wouldn’t mind having a Kazilik dragon.

Also, for all that travel and trouble that they have gotten into they are only told that they can’t take the eggs. Like really, why did they travel so far then! And I don’t think that they are going to go back to England without at least an egg!

I’m certain they get a least one Kazilik dragon because they are on the cover of the book and there is this whole journey set up for it and I refuse to believe they won’t get one. Though it is possible they won’t and will get their eggs from elsewhere, maybe the feral dragons based on my predicted egg from the leaders. Though, I’m not sure yet if we will ever even see the feral dragons and again and this might be just wishful thinking as I really love the injured one that was left behind.

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Moment plin de emoție pentru Patrick, fiul Ancăi și al lui Claudiu Molnar, care a absolvit cu succes clasa a VIII-a. Cu mama sa în suflet și cu tatăl său de mână, adolescentul a încheiat un capitol important al vieții sale. Claudiu l-a însoțit pe Patrick la festivitatea de absolvire și a postat mai multe imagini pe rețelele de socializare. 

Claudiu și Anca Molnar alături de fiul lor / foto: social media

Anca Molnar avea doar 35 de ani atunci când s-a stins din viață, pe data de 11 iunie 2024, și a lăsat în urma sa un soț și un băiat care îi plâng plecarea. De asemenea, rudele și prietenii nu au uitat-o nici acum și își amintesc de ea cu mare drag. 

Claudiu Molnar: „Timpul zboară”

În ciuda durerii prin care trece, bărbatul își găsește puterea de a-i fi aproape fiului său și de a-l susține în tot ceea ce face. Absolvirea clasei a VIII-a a fiului său a reprezentat un moment important și pentru Claudiu Molnar: 

„Astăzi a fost un moment plin de emoții: Patrick a încheiat frumos clasa a VIII-a și pornește cu încredere spre un nou drum. Timpul zboară, dar bucuria de a-l vedea crescând nu se compară cu nimic. Suntem alături de tine, Patrick, în fiecare pas!”, a transmis Claudiu Molnar pe rețelele de socializare. 

Claudiu Molnar: „E o legătură foarte puternică între noi”

În urmă cu câteva luni, cu emoție și durere, Claudiu Molnar mărturisea faptul are parte de anumite experiențe pe care le consideră semne din partea regretatei sale soții. Spune că încă din primele ore de la moartea acesteia atât el, cât și prietenii apropiați, au observat anumite semne:

„Îi plăcea foarte mult cafeaua în ultimul timp. Cred că de aici am și foarte multe semne pe cafele de la ea. E o legătură foarte puternică între noi. Eu din prima zi, de când Anca a plecat, la câteva ore deja am primit semne de la ea. Nu doar eu am primit. Toți prietenii noștri apropiați au primit semne de la Anca. În prima zi, eu am aprins acasă o lumânare, în dormitor.