two hundred sixty-four. [But when it rains.]

Feb 08, 2006 19:53

Margaret-Rose doesn’t take notice of the lack of curtains at Alain’s house until the day it rains, and then she is shocked by how she seems to be surrounded by windows full of grey clouds and raindrops. It is the first time that she’s felt uncomfortable in the almost-week that she’s been here, which is both curious and illogical. (It’s not as ( Read more... )

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theatreprophet February 15 2006, 04:43:16 UTC
The word "homosexual" doesn't look right anymore. Needs to be "homosexuel".

Can you tell it's been a long day in French class? And that our current vocab is coming from an article about Jake Gyllenhaalvowellsomethinggaycowboyguy?

Ugh.

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