Observation Five:

On this humid Friday evening, a wide array of people descend down the escalator as they all prepare to do their usual Friday festivities. Their choice of clothing dictated what it was they were going to do that evening, with some men dressed in comfortable, neat and casual clothing whilst most of the women were dressed to the nines. Some were thrilled to be in a weekend state of mind whilst a few others kept to themselves, immersed in their own world through the music in their headphones.

Observation Six: 

Her accent was of a Malaysian or Singaporean origin, with her mannerisms fueling her pronunciation of certain words. Her cultural identity was clearly visible, making the flow of conversation new and different. She also had a strong under bite, forcing you to focus on her mouth a little bit more than you needed to. Asian languages tended to be of tonal nature and this reflected on her ability to speak English – there was nothing wrong with it, it is just that that style of conversation wasn’t necessarily the Australian exchange but it was a nice, refreshing twist to it.