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What should I do?

Don't get angry about it, whatever happens. If you get angry, you'll lose her, and that would be a pity because she's a marvelous person and she loves you Darling, I've seen it repeated so many times. What happens with Westerners who live here for a long time is that they usually end up falling into one of two camps. Half of them keep playing the tourist, saying, 'Oh, those lovely Balinese, so sweet, so gracious," and getting ripped off like crazy. The other half get so frustrated with being ripped off all the time, they start to hate the Balinese You need to get back some control of the situation. Play some kind of game with her, like the games she's playing with you. Threaten her with something that motivates her to act. You'll be doing her a favor; she needs a home.

I don't want to play games, Felipe.

He kisses my head. "Then you can't live in Bali, darling.

The next morning, I hatch my plan [5].

 

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I am aware that everyone has disappointments, Hanneke.

I am not certain you are. You are still young, so you think only of your own self. You do not notice the tribulations that occur all around you, to other people. Do not protest; it is true. I am not condemning you. I was as selfish as you, when I was your age. It is a custom of the young to be selfish. Now I am wiser. Its a pity we cannot put an old head on young shoulders, or you could be wise, too. But someday you will understand that nobody passes through this world without suffering no matter what you may think of them and their supposed good fortune.

What are we to do, then, with our sufferings? Alma asked.

Well, child, you may do whatever you like with your sufferings. Hanneke said mildly. It belongs to you. But I shall tell you what I do with mine. I grasp it by the small hairs, I cast it to the ground, and I grind it under the heel of my boot. I suggest you learn to do the same.

And so Alma did [6].

 

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Va au bout de tes convictions pour une fois. Lâcheton ordi, ton confort, tes sœurs fouettardes dont tu dis tant de mal mais sous la tutelle desquelles tu es si heureuse de rester toute petite fille, oui, lâche les goulots, lâche ton cynisme à deux balles et lâche ta mère qui ne reviendra jamais, et Ho! Où tu vas, là? [4].

 

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3. Gavalda A. Ensemble c'est tous. France: J'ai lu, 2005. 325 p.

4. Gavalda A. Matilde. Paris: Éditions Le Dilettante, 2014. 55 p.

5. Gilbert E. Eat, Pray, Love. USA: Penguin Books, 2015. 366 p.

6. Gilbert E. The signature of all things. USA: Bloomsauly, 2013. 340 p.

 

 





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