More and more passionately and sentimentally involved with Paul, Cassandra begins to be sincerely in love with the man and, realizing she has to find a way out of this increasingly unsustainable situation, she becomes convinced of Paul's thesis of having to confess everything to George before he finds out on his own. On a cold autumn evening, Cassandra finally finds the courage to confess to George that she loves another man and, taking care not to reveal his identity, asks him for a divorce. The man, shocked by the woman's revelations that actually confirm what has always been his suspicions, without even being able to utter a word but a few whispers, falls to the ground suffering from a heart attack. Shocked by what happened, Cassandra immediately calls for help and, thanks also to Brittany's prompt intervention, George is transported to the hospital. Here, all of George's family and friends, including Paul himself, who wonders more and more insistently whether Cassandra may have had an impact on the man's heart attack. When cornered, the woman finally confesses to having actually told George the whole truth, but when she wakes up she shows, or pretends, that she no longer remembers anything. When the doctors warn Cassandra that her husband is particularly weak, the woman postpones the confession to a more suitable moment, deciding to wait for him to get well again. Paul is impressed by Cassandra's choice to put her husband's health first, a gesture that makes him realize that he cares very much about the woman. Despite the passage of weeks, however, George's condition does not seem to improve, and the doctors warn Cassandra and Paul that the man has only a few months to live, having found in him the symptoms of a terminal illness. The news causes a deep shock to the two of them, who decide not to say anything to George and to wait for his death to make their union official; despite, however, between the two continue the moments of strong intimacy.
lunedì 25 maggio 2015
1988 (#25) - The shock of Cassandra's confession and George's heart attack
More and more passionately and sentimentally involved with Paul, Cassandra begins to be sincerely in love with the man and, realizing she has to find a way out of this increasingly unsustainable situation, she becomes convinced of Paul's thesis of having to confess everything to George before he finds out on his own. On a cold autumn evening, Cassandra finally finds the courage to confess to George that she loves another man and, taking care not to reveal his identity, asks him for a divorce. The man, shocked by the woman's revelations that actually confirm what has always been his suspicions, without even being able to utter a word but a few whispers, falls to the ground suffering from a heart attack. Shocked by what happened, Cassandra immediately calls for help and, thanks also to Brittany's prompt intervention, George is transported to the hospital. Here, all of George's family and friends, including Paul himself, who wonders more and more insistently whether Cassandra may have had an impact on the man's heart attack. When cornered, the woman finally confesses to having actually told George the whole truth, but when she wakes up she shows, or pretends, that she no longer remembers anything. When the doctors warn Cassandra that her husband is particularly weak, the woman postpones the confession to a more suitable moment, deciding to wait for him to get well again. Paul is impressed by Cassandra's choice to put her husband's health first, a gesture that makes him realize that he cares very much about the woman. Despite the passage of weeks, however, George's condition does not seem to improve, and the doctors warn Cassandra and Paul that the man has only a few months to live, having found in him the symptoms of a terminal illness. The news causes a deep shock to the two of them, who decide not to say anything to George and to wait for his death to make their union official; despite, however, between the two continue the moments of strong intimacy.
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