Jackets came to use in Bangalore, met the co-founder of Infosys, saw prompts into actions, and a lot more. Bangalore went super quick; I learned, reflected, and challenged myself, and it all came to an end. It started with Yours. Truly, the incredible actors showed how words and prompts turned into expression and performances, the connection of human emotion with climate change citizenship.  The third stop was at the Reap Benefit workshop, which started with real issues faced by the community people in Bangalore. Interviewed people shared how they faced water problems in a big city and reasons for not having access to clear, clean water. We discussed, discovered, and investigated to come up with a prototype for our idea and finally ended the day through a brief talk with S.D. Shibulal, the co-founder of Infosys. Talking about climate change, but a fun way was definitely through games, meeting the team of Hasiru Dala, hearing stories of waste pickers, their daily routine, and the waste management done by the company, showing us the importance of fixing the systems with compassion and innovation. Lastly, the final goodbye to Bangalore was with a visit to the museum of art and photography, plus our Stories that came to an end, but Daphne said it's a commencement to take up all the learnings and begin a new journey towards building ourselves for tomorrow. But the best part was having me try Mexican food and trying salsa dance.