Tends to isolate the tourists- thinks of them all to be very similar-lack originality and need guidance around Paris.. "loiter"/ "uniform" "beige"-- italics isolates them .."like"

Condescending narration- says French words although he's not French himself- thinks of himself above the tourists.. describes himself as a "fraud"-doesn't know where he fits in in Paris but doesn't make this explicit to readers

Name drops- wants to sound more sophisticated- links to previous point.. fraudulent

Cacophonous phonemes- anger/ frustration towards the tourists

Links to Disney- Paris is very commercialised/ all about attractions - false?

"Nor is there a single Paris" - everyone can make the experience their own

Paris hooks you in ... reference to the "claw"- noun for how the road looks like a claw or could work as a metaphor- Paris hooks people

Paris likes to think of itself as traditional and very much still "French" unlike other capitals such as London/ New York- they've lost their identity

	Created by Ashleigh Johnson about 6 years ago

A level English Note on Paris notes, created by Ashleigh Johnson on 04/06/2018.

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