The Special One...Part Eight...

When I returned reading on the section I left off, I've discovered the famous store, Wal-Mart. This is an amazing store filled with almost everything you need, although some of the stores have the worst customer service ever. They don't even have telephone etiquette and personality. On the other hand, it just brings you back in to shop and find the things you need at a reasonable price. Anyway, Wal-mart is where Parsifal's family would go to for almost anything, most especially Kitty. Kitty would bring her mom to talk to her personally; would bring Bertie just to see people; bring her family when the weather is ridiculous or when they're bored; And now, She brings Sabine shopping for her project on the invitations, but also buys men's blue denim jeans. I hope she doesn't try to  look like Guy.

Another significant building is the hospital, Box Butte Hospital. This is the hospital where the cops brought Mr. Fetters after he died; When Howard Sr was in an accident; and where Kitty got married. This also seems like the only hospital in the city too. I think the name is absurd and odd for a hospital. Alliance feels like a place for deep and closed minded people, the kind that everyone knows your business. Everyone had the same fashion and it completely makes sense. It seems like the Alliance is pretty small and separated from the other cities. Maybe I should look it up and learn about the city.

Sabine questions how long they're married? and Kitty responds "I am 44 years old, so 24". This conversation ignited my curiousity between the two of them as if they end up as lovers or something that will bring them closer than ever, but I maybe wrong. Eventually, they both share memories about Guy and he definitely sounds like a great kid that anyone could have. They shared the egg trick story of how Parisfal tried so hard to accomplish when he was young and how he mastered it and toy it with Phan constantly that brought so much laughter and joy. It really is pleasing and enjoying to hear the two different stories that share one thing in common.

Speaking of Phan, Sabine continues to have another dream from time to time, but this time Parsifal is there. These type of dream in my culture means that our beloved ones who passed are visiting you and a sign of guidance. I have never had this experience but knew so many who did. Furthermore, her dream became the memories she experience in the past and she remembers how Phan was so great in sewing. It sounded as if Phan could so sew anything and turn into something so beautiful that meant perfection. It was really amazing to read about how he also is the stylist for Sabine and Parsifal. In addition, I plan to take a sewing class to learn how to become a stylist and thanked the book for also contributing my interest. Love it!!