“Look me in eyes, Stepa, please.”I did. She looked intently into mine for about a minute, but it seemed much longer, her sparkling blue eyes probi...g my thoughts. It almost felt like I was in a trance. Tanya broke the spell by speaking.“There is an old Russian proverb, «Глаза зеркало души», which means ‘The eyes are mirror of soul’.”I wondered what her eyes were telling me. Asking was the only way to find out.“In English, we say ‘The eyes are a window to the soul’. I think they mean the same. A couple days after moving in he decided to knock on the front door and meet the people he would be living in close quarters with. He was a little apprehensive as he didn’t know what to expect. He didn’t have to be friends with the people – he just hoped they weren’t too weird, or noisy. He waited for a second on the front porch until the door swung open. A young, sweaty, shirtless guy opened the door. He looked to be a couple years older than Jack’s twenty-two.“Hey, what’s up, man?” the guy. Leaving all you friends behind. And your boyfriend. Least of all communal showers.Finally the bus slowed to halt. Everyone stumbled off the bus, tired from the long journey and glad to have arrived.You took a look around. An enormous sign read "Twin Peaks All-Girls Summer Camp" The first thing that caught your eye was the crystal clear lake with an island near the middle. Next to the lake there were canoes, rowboats, and kayaks. Off to the left were the cabins. They were small and the condition. Once the full nature of their many and varied defeats was known, Japan executed many of the leaders who had pushed them into opening their war on multiple fronts. Their bloody nose and brutal reduction in forces did nothing to change their minds about the United States, but it did limit their options.Almost as soon as we landed, I was provided with a staff car and driver, a female aide to take notes and type up orders, two armed security officers, and everything and everywhere was open to my.