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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

Antonia: masks/disguises

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00Can you please tell me if it sounds Ok and which one of the offered expressions is better. The excerpt refers to mistresses and the author addresses this text to wives whose husbands cheat on them. This is translation, that's why some of teh metaphors might seem akward.02br
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00That exposed, vulnerable intimate female, that can go only to suspicious bars at suspicious hours, that never phones during the weekend, might be a positive character in your melodrama, but that is a taboo, sorcerers are getting angry, 00all disguises are thrown off/grinned masks are falling from the tree tops. 02br
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00Thank you0-
  

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0 01blockquote 01cite 10Anonymous12cite 10 10all disguises are thrown off10 12blockquote 10Sounds much better. I understood what you meant by that. 0-

  • 0 01blockquote 01cite 10Anonymous12cite 10 10all disguises are thrown off10 12blockquote 10Sounds much better.
  • I understood what you meant by that.
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01cite10Anonymous12cite10 10all disguises are thrown off10 12blockquote
10Sounds much better. I understood what you meant by that. Grinning masks falling from the tree tops is a great image, but I didn't know how it related to what you were talking about.0-
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0It's about complex relationship of wives and their husband's mistresses. Some wives know that their husbadns are cheating on them, but yet they don't say anything. There is a theory that they even enjoy in this bitter pain because they alow the things to go on like that without saying anything to husband. They (husband and wife seem to have an agreement) never to talk about his mistress and fro

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