The Possibility of Evil Part.2 - Yasmine Girgis
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- PetValu
- As Miss Strangeworth leaves, she stops to exclaim about the baby of Helen and Don Crane, the two most two most infatuated young parents she had ever known. She brushes aside Mrs. Crane's worries that her six-month-old infant is still not moving around.
- Lewis Grocery Store
- Dollar Store
- Open!
- Miss Strangeworth always used a dull stub of pencil when she wrote her letters, and she printed them in a childish block print. She decided to address three letters to Don Crane, Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Foster about different scenarios. If she had been asked if she wrote letters, she would have said that her honored name did not belong on such trash. The town where she lived had to be kept clean and sweet, but people everywhere were lustful in her eyes.
- To: Don Crane
- DIDN'T YOU EVER SEE ANIDIOT CHILD BEFORE? SOME PEOPLE JUST SHOULDN'T HAVE CHILDREN SHOULDTHEY?
- To: Mrs. Foster
- YOU NEVER KNOW ABOUT DOCTORS. REMEMBER THEY'RE ONLY HUMAN AND NEED MONEY LIKE THE REST OF US. SUPPOSE THE KNIFE SLIPPED ACCIDENTALLY. WOULD DR. BURNS GET HIS FEE AND A LITTLE EXTRA FROM THAT NEPHEW OF YOURS?
- To: Mrs. Harper
- HAVE YOU FOUND OUT YET WHAT THEY WERE ALL LAUGHING ABOUT AFTER YOU LEFT THE BRIDGE CLUB ON THURSDAY OR IS THE WIFE REALLY ALWAYS THE LAST ONE TO KNOW?
- From halfway down the block, Miss Strangeworth could catch the heavy scent of her roses, and she moved a little more quickly. The perfume of roses meant home, and home meant the Strangeworth House on Pleasant Street. Roses symbolized home for her.
- Please don't pick flowers!
- Oh, I am so incredibly proud of these roses! They truly do mean everything to me.
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