Defend the pure soul with a filthy body

Alan 2022-01-17 08:01:30

Unsociable strange old woman wandering
split personality timid and selfish solitary writer

seemingly indifferent difficulties of two people have each other "dependent" at virtually 15 carrying
the stench sky stool odor litter everywhere
these ordinary people to bear a few things
but it can be a little older writer normal life

once elegant and beautiful as a light yellow dress
before the sit-in at the church piano
clever melodies jump at the fingertips
this is the elegant life,
but to make fun of fate
she mistakenly thought he hit and killed a man
succumbed his momentary cowardly timidity
but a lifetime to flee uncertain anonymity
countless prayers of repentance many times
she finds that I own this sinful dirty
so she refused to refuse care sympathy refuse to get along
is not afraid because her character perverse
just do not want that ugly and filthy stained others a
line of nearly
her a bath comb Hwan Yung
immersed in a room light yellow sunset in
front slowly moves to the piano
quiver of his hands stroking the keys neat
melodies sound echoed Yang heart
a sound final Xijinqianhua
her writer When she was about to turn around and leave, she called his name and
begged him to hold her hand.
She said that this time was clean and the
last time,
with the last dignity and gratitude
,
made a declaration of parting in her own way
and then
quietly left.

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The Lady in the Van quotes

  • Alan Bennett: [narrating] It's like a fairy story, a parable, in which the guilty is gulled into devising a sentence for someone innocent. Only to find it is their own doom they have pronounced.

  • Jehovah's Witnesses: [at the front door] Good afternoon. Does Jesus Christ dwell in this house?

    Alan Bennett: No. Try the van...