Personal interpretation of love during cholera II

People's feelings are sometimes so inexplicable that girls will think afterwards, why did they refuse boys so decisively? Is it because he is not handsome enough? Feel inferior all over? Or is it because he is not as perfect as she thinks? Or was her initial impression of him defeated by the real him? I don't think the hostess can tell either. In a word, she just turned him down.

Next, the boy began to lead a dissolute life. Having sex with a widow in the house her mother built for him, she thought it would make him forget her mistress. I met a very smart woman. It doesn't matter whether I go or not. The woman did well through his relationship. Having sex with a woman older than him in the room without clothes, and not even knowing that things in the living room were stolen. Having sex with a 17-year-old girl who keeps homing pigeons caused her husband to be killed. He indulged in fornication, but he always cherished his mistress and insisted again and again that he would stay with her after the doctor died.

Here, the woman married a doctor who loved her with money and status, and became pregnant during her trip abroad. They are very happy. But the mother-in-law is a very picky and difficult person to get along with. The hostess prayed that her mother-in-law would die soon. As a result, they really died when they went abroad for vacation again. She has been in the family way again. She gave birth to her second child four months after she came back to attend her mother-in-law's funeral.

She also has problems with doctors, but we can feel that doctors are tolerant of her and she has some jobs. She is a very independent and capable woman. She takes good care of her family. Occasionally, she will think of her husband, sitting on a bench in the garden of her old house, and occasionally think about how he will live. But this is just an accidental idea.

Time flies and they are no longer young. The woman has gained weight and the man's career has been rising. They have some face-to-face opportunities, but the woman is very calm, and the man is still quietly observing and secretly loves her.

This 50-year-long love is somewhat deformed. Spiritual loyalty to each other was not a problem of British culture at that time, but physical derailment was the problem. It's a mess

I have some acceptance of the author's writing skills. He wrote about many people's psychology, and wrote the process of that kind of psychological change in detail, well, not bad!