Can't understand why the female grocery store owner is said to be vicious

Michel 2022-04-24 07:01:06

It's true that the female grocery store owner meddled in her own business and affected other people's lives, but she was by no means malicious. This is a suggestion to the female pig's feet, let her care about her married status, and don't deceive two men at the same time. After all, she got married in the United States, and how can a married person break the promise at the time of marriage and run to another man in the marriage? And, for the Irish boy, it's also extremely unfair, which is reflected in the female pig's feet dating him while concealing that she is married.

An open city also needs to abide by the promises in marriage. I think the female pig's feet should thank the female grocery store owner who gave her tips at critical times. It is not because the female boss is blackmailing the female pig's feet and trapping her in injustice.

Because the female pig's feet could not accept other people's pointing at her life, she abandoned her mother again and abandoned the Irish man who liked her. Who is the lower quality?

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  • Mrs. Keogh: I'll tell you this much: I am going to ask Father Flood to preach a sermon on the dangers of giddiness. I now see that giddiness is the eighth deadly sin. A giddy girl is every bit as evil as a slothful man, and the noise she makes is a lot worse. Now, enough.

  • Frankie Fiorello: So, first of all, I should say that we don't like Irish people.

    [General cries of outrage around the table]

    Frankie Fiorello: We don't! That is a well known fact! A big gang of Irish beat Maurizio up and he had to have stitches. And because the cops round here are Irish, nobody did anything about it.

    Maurizio: There are probably two sides to it. I might have said something I shouldn't, I can't remember now. Anyway, they probably weren't all Irish.

    Frankie Fiorello: They just had red hair and big legs.