Ada, a nun who grew up in a monastery, is innocent and pure, with only God and Jesus in her heart. She seems to have no wish. The oath ceremony next week will be like breakfast next week. It is normal and should happen. The world is so lonely. Pure white, like an upper 2/3 screen that never fills up. Until she saw her only relative, Aunt Wanda—
Her wish became to find the corpses of her parents and let them go into the soil for safety. In this process, she, who was as pure as a piece of white paper, was gradually filled with colors: she knew her Jewish identity, the trauma of World War II to the family, and even came into contact with the world of feasting and distracted men and women. She resisted, she Disdainful, she wants to stand with God, but she doesn't know that her heart has gradually fallen into the depressive voice... She took off her headscarf to us for the first time, revealing silky red hair. Then she got a kiss
She has more and more wishes
She buried her parents and brothers. She had a home. She knew who she was, but she had other wishes. She was no longer a blank paper. She didn’t want to stand with God anymore. The world was dyed with pleasure and freshness. Red her-bright cigarette butts, sexy red lips and dress, mellow wine, and redness after joy...
Her wishes were fulfilled one by one, she yearned for the next wish, a wish to attract her, a wish to change her from red paper into something else. So she asked him what we would do after going for a walk on the beach. "Get married, have a baby, buy a house," he replied.
Is this her wish
She doesn't seem to know, but she knows, she put on her headscarf again, quietly left beside her lover, and left her only relative, Aunt Wanda's house.
She faded from the red and turned into white paper, wondering what her next wish was.
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