Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 In Norway

c/o Patti Perret / AP November 13, 2026 • By Lily Ahluwalia At the end of my semester abroad, I left my familiar dorm in Copenhagen, Denmark, and made my way up to Norway to watch the northern lights. Bodø, Norway is a charming, but sparse town. Because of the chilly weather and days enveloped in darkness, many of the usual tourist activities were closed down. It was eerie, but also oddly comforting. After getting settled in my hostel, I met my guide and tour group. We drove around, chasing the lights and making awkward small talk. As I gazed at the sky, icy wind blowing at my face, I deflected questions about American politics. The northern lights are beautiful; it’s not possible to put into words. After seeing the vivid blues and greens of the aurora borealis, I was dropped off at my hostel and promptly went to bed. I woke up in the morning with no plans and an entire day stretched before me.

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