Montāžas Teksta
- Slidkalniņš: 1
- THE END
- Slidkalniņš: 2
- Jerusha, your future was discussed at the meeting today.
- You’ve had two extra years here, but the asylum can’t support you anymore.
- That may be, but your record was thoroughly reviewed, and the decision is final.
- Jerusha is shocked that Mr. Lippet wants to educate her as a writer. Mrs. Lipsett explains he arranged for her tuition, board, and a $35 monthly allowance for four years. She will stay over the summer under Miss Pritchard’s supervision and must write monthly letters to Mr. John Smith about her progress, without thanking him for the money.
- Slidkalniņš: 3
- Mr. Lippet requires Jerusha to write monthly letters under the name John Smith to track her progress, as he dislikes letter-writing and won't respond. If urgent communication is needed, she can contact his secretary, Mr. Griggs. The letters are mandatory, respectful, and serve as Mr. Smith’s only payment. Jerusha feels excited yet overwhelmed and wishes to escape Mrs. Lipsett’s expectations.
- Write letters to Mr. Lippet as John Smith.For your progress; he won’t respond.
- Contact Mr. Griggs.
- Yes, and respectful
- Slidkalniņš: 0
- What about it?
- I’ve worked hard for my place here, though.I understand, but what will happen to me now?
- What if it’s urgent?
- Are they mandatory?
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