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Episode 2 - Nordic Train Journey

By: Kanishka Thakur
Narrated by: Kanishka Thakur
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  • In this episode, the host shares her personal experience travelling from Norway to Sweden, where she fell asleep and dreamed about her dream coming true. However, she awakens in the middle of the journey to discover that her bag has fallen and it is completely dark. She is terrified because she suffers from nyctophobia. She discovers that she is in a train compartment and that the train is about to cross a river. The scenery outside the window is stunning, and the host describes the colors of the sunrise, fog, and water body as she gazes out the window. As the train moves forward, the host continues to enjoy the beautiful scenery. She reflects on how the journey has rejuvenated her and provided a break from the monotony of her life. She mentions that her previous trip was not as enjoyable as this one, as her suitcase was stolen. But she is upbeat about the journey ahead of her and eager to see more of the beautiful world outside the window. The episode concludes with the host satisfied and at ease as she continues on her journey.
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