The Compiegne Forest is a large forest in northern France. This forest has been used as a hunting ground for centuries by French kings.  The forest is most famous because of its involvement with World War I, the location of the Armistice on 11 November 1918 was signed. This Armistice signing is the agreement that ended the fighting between the Central Forces and the Allies, which makes the forest the "end location" of the war. 

The Piccadilly Circus was built in 1819 to be an intersection in London. It became a huge public place, crowded with shops and entertainment everywhere. During the Victorian era, Piccadilly Circus was able to represent the city life where people were constantly around others but still strangers.