Review: A sad moment
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2012
Imagine a teacher (as I did imagine) requiring something written over spring break. This would be the ultimate nightmare handed in. Beginning with simple items such as several instances of "peaked" and "peeked" being confused, the epitome would be "she turned her heal". These, however, are minor confusions along the way. A plot that's simplistic: 23 yr old (who hovers between ennui and compulsive obsession) revved by a 20 yr old collegiate discovering miraculously a new life, together patch together the life of Amy's (the 23 yr old) reclusive grandmother. Now deceased, we discover that she had abandoned her 3 children and husband to go to Paris chasing both an art student and a vision of acting. Husband is consumed by fire in their home; g'mother returns to sigh and just as quickly returns to Paris. Pan to present: Amy to Paris despite learning through letters that this g'mother had stolen two years of college tuition from her own parents and would have gone to even greater depths had she been able to.