As Sully entered the area known as Clichy-Sous-Bois he would notice the scars of the riots all around. The date of it spray painted on walls, spray painted grave markers, still abandoned and burnt out buildings, or occasionally a burn out car in an empty lot. This place might remind some of Russian Housing projects or the darkest corners of inner city America. It was bleak, businesses boarded up, houses abandoned, here or there small shanties and temporary homes made of refuse and cardboard.<br/><br/>There were people around, some in these little shanty homes, some on the streets, children playing next to buildings. Spray painted tags indicated local gangs as well. The small corner store across the street being the only place that even looked hospitable. It was the Parisian equivalent of a Seven Eleven, with a too-bright sign outside, and sales flyers taped to the inside of it's windows.