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The Foyer of the grand Opera House, decorated just as beautifully as the rest of the building.

This is where every holiday ball is, and the annual New Year's Masquerade. They're always wonderful, those who go say they wouldn't miss the next for the world.

The famous Chandelier Hall, where all major opera performances take place. Perhaps you're rehearsing, performing, or a member of the audience, a night in the Chandelier Hall is one to remember.

Sub-boards: Box Five, The Stage, The Wings of the Stage, The Catwalks

These are the dressing rooms of the performers. They are rented, so if you can't afford one to stay in, maybe try to find a patron/patroness.

Sub-boards: La Sorelli, Christine Daaè

These are the dormitories belonging to the young ballerinas of the Paris Opera. It consists of a large room filled with enough cots for the number of ballerinas at the Opera, each having their own small wardrobe next to their cot to separate it from the one beside them.

Sub-board: Madame Giry's Private Rooms

The Dining Hall is elegant, with a long table running down the center of it. Obviously, it is where those in the ballet and the cast of the Opera take their meals.

The Chapel of the Opera House is small, probably because it is not used often. It's quiet, the only noise being your breathing and your footsteps on the floor. There are various candelabras, and a cross on the small alter in the front of the room.

The office of the Opera's new managers, Monsieur's Andre and Firmin. Come here if you wish to speak to them about something. Perhaps if you're lucky you'll get a drift on what Opera they plan to show next.

The rooftop of the Palais Garnier. Perhaps you'll come sit by Apollo's Lyre and look out over the beautiful city.

The corridors of the Opera House, to help one navigate his or her way through the extremely large building. The majority of them are dark, almost eerie. Always carry a candle, you never know if a certain Ghost may be watching you from one of his hiding spots.

Yes, there is a stable in the Garnier. It is in the lower levels, I believe. It is where the horses used on stage are kept and trained. Feel free to pay them a visit any time you'd like!

The Ladurée is a fine French restaurant, one of Paris's most popular. The inside is quite extravagant, but the prices are very low which is surprising considering the impression it gives off. You can come here for breakfast/brunch, lunch, or dinner. It is more of a casual restaurant, so don't worry about formal clothing.

The streets of Paris, whether it be messenger boys running by or carriages racing because their occupant is late for an appointment, they're always busy. The streets also hold many shops, making them the best place for a lady's day out.

Sub-boards: Girard's, Madame Roux's Dresses, The Pink Begonia

Dalloyau is a rather large bakery. They sell various small items, but also do personal orders. It's a great place to order cakes and such.

The Sisaro is quite an exquisite place to stay. They don't charge much, but it's probably the best inn you could find here. They offer room service and will bring you a hot bath on request.

Les Ambassadeurs is a top quality restaurant. It's highly suggested that you get reservations before coming here, otherwise you most likely won't get in.
Owner: NOX DU MAURIER

The Market opens every morning at seven o'clock, and closes at one in the afternoon. They block off an entire street for this to make shopping easier. Tons of little stands are set up. It's your basic grocery store, though occasionally you'll find a toy or antique stand as well.

Bonnet Park is a large park, to say the least. Sidewalks, benches, and street lamps are a part of this as well as a massive fountain in the middle. Often people will take lunch here for a picnic, or take casual morning/evening strolls.

Holy Trinity is the local church. It's huge and can seat hundreds of people. Perhaps you're coming to attend Sunday Service, or maybe you're simply there to be alone with yourself. Either way, your experience in the magnificant church will be one to remember.

The Paris Cemetery is large, with mausoleums and sculptures of angels and such. It's a peaceful place, but somewhat eerie. I do not suggest venturing here alone at night.

The Slums of Paris, it's somewhat hard to believe there are any in this beautiful city, but yes, they're here. These are the places you especially want to stay away from if you are alone.

Sub-boards: The Alleyways, Marie's Mademoiselles

Small cottages are located just out of the busy part of the city.

Bordeaux is another large city, not as large as Paris but still quite large. Maybe your family lives here, or perhaps you're simply visiting on holiday.

Nice is another large city in France. Perhaps you could visit the Promenade des Anglais while you're there, it's exceptionally beautiful.

Avignon is smaller than Rouen (not by much, really) but is still just as lovely as the large cities. Like Rouen, it is quiet and peaceful; a lovely place to visit.

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