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THOMAS: Here you are. Mind the coffee, it’s really hot.
NADIA: Thank you. I’m really ready for this.
THOMAS: Have you thought about what we should see when we get to London?
NADIA: The Tower, of course. I’ve always wanted to get a look at the Crown Jewels. That is where they keep the jewels, isn’t it?
THOMAS: I think so. And, what about the Wheel? I hear it’s quite extraordinary.
NADIA: I’m not that keen on the wheel. Do you want to ride on it?
THOMAS: No way.
NADIA: Well, let’s leave it out of the itinerary then.
THOMAS: Okay. So, do we do the Tower first?
NADIA: Yes, that’s the idea. And then we absolutely have to go to Westminster.
THOMAS: Really?
NADIA: Yes. Look, it’s not going to cost us anything and I promised my sister I’d take photos there.
THOMAS: Well, if you insist.
NADIA: I do. Oh, did you know the British Museum is free to the public? Not just residents but tourists as well?
THOMAS: Well, I did know that but I was hoping we wouldn’t have to spend time in any museums--we’ve only got three days in all and it’ll take at least one whole day to go through the museum.
NADIA: Well, let’s say we leave it till day three and see how you feel then?
THOMAS: Okay, I can’t argue with that.
NADIA: And Buckingham Palace?
THOMAS: I suppose you’ve promised lots of photos of that as well, have you?
NADIA: Well, no, not really, but we can’t say we’ve been to London and haven’t seen the Queen’s palace!
THOMAS: I guess not and there’s the added benefit that it won’t cost anything as well.
NADIA: Oh, Thomas. It’s not that I’m afraid of spending money; it’s just that I want to see all the traditional sights first.
THOMAS: Good. I’m glad that’s sorted. Listen, I think they just called our flight.