A doppelganger can be the ghost of a living person or any other sort of physical double that looks very similar to the ghosts of the deceased. The word doppelganger comes from the German Doppelgaenger, literally meaning “double-goer.”

In some cases, a person will come upon his own doppelganger who is typically engaged in some future activity. Scientists at the University Hospital in Geneva, Switzerland discovered that electrical stimulation of the brain, used to treat epilepsy, can produce the sensation of a doppelganger’s presence in the patient.

In folklore, the doppelganger is said to have no shadow or reflection, much like vampires in some traditions. Seeing one’s own doppelganger or the doppelganger of a friend or relative is considered very bad luck, often indicating death or serious illness.

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[Lesson Agenda:]

Due to the fact that every student reads English at various speeds and paces, it is difficult to tell exactly how many lessons it would take to read this book. As a result, I suggest you take as many 30-minute lessons as necessary to finish the book. That way, you can proceed at your own time, schedule, and pace.

[Book: Number of Pages] 64 pages
As an example, if you read 8 pages in a 30-minute lesson, you only have to take 8 lessons. It is entirely up to your own reading speed and pace. I decided not to make it a Value-Package because people read at such different speeds.

You don't have to prepare or read anything before the lesson. All reading, questions, and discussions will be held during the lesson. Just come to the lesson ready to have a pleasant time reading an exciting book!

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[30-minute lesson weblink:]

[Lady Ayame's 30-minute lesson:]

For your convenience, this is the weblink to my 30-minute lesson. (If you prefer, you can choose 15-minute or 50-minute lessons as well).

https://leelachakrabarty.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/discussion-on-the-novel-how-i-met-myself/