thank you for understanding me

Clovis 2022-04-06 09:01:07

I cried twice, once when the male protagonist was angry to death in order to help the female protagonist to talk to the bad boss, and once when the little girl set fire to a bookstore that no longer belonged to the female protagonist. The age difference does not hinder the meeting of interesting and consistent souls. After 45 years of divorce, the male protagonist still met the female protagonist who was widowed 16 years later. Because the female protagonist likes to read, she opened the first bookstore in the town, and the male protagonist became first client. Because what you are doing is right, even though it seems trivial to the public, I am willing to do my best to help you. How rare is this kind of relationship between the years of the year, so that after the male protagonist was mad, the female protagonist cried not only because of the loss of this confidant, but perhaps also felt that no one would stand up and say a word in the future. : You should move on, and I will do my best to help you. I like the character of the little girl very much. She is straightforward and brave. She knows good and evil better than adults. She knows that the heroine is very kind, but she is crushed by the black forces everywhere. When the bookstore was forced to be taken back by the government, when the hostess left the town in a small boat, the little girl sneaked into the bookstore, took the book "Hurricane in Jamaica" that the hostess suggested she should read, and burned the bookstore with a paraffin stove. The heroine looked at the bookstore with roaring black smoke and the little girl by the pier from a distance, perhaps she should feel relieved, this is the courage the heroine has never had.

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The Bookshop quotes

  • Christine: You're so kind, Mrs. Green...

    [running away]

    Christine: You're so bloody kind.

  • Narrator: [Voice over] Mr. Brundish lived alone in the oldest house in Hardborough. He didn't particularly like his own company, but after long years of battle, he had reached a lasting truce with himself. He adored books with the same passion with which he detested his fellow men.