Limelight
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He’s booked a flight to San Francisco on one of those horrid little commuter planes that feel as if they might plunge from the sky at any moment. After that he’ll fly directly to Hawaii, first class. How I wish I were going with him.
“You’ll be fine,” he assures me as we say our good-byes in the loading zone in front of the terminal.
“I will not.” Of course, I am crying now—no acting skills necessary. I feel as if I’m losing my last and best friend. “I don’t see how I can possibly do this on my ...own.”
He shakes his head. “Don’t keep telling yourself negative things, Claudette. You can do this. You must do this. Be strong, darling.”
I suddenly remember a scene from Casablanca, at the end of the movie when Rick (Bogie) is telling Ilsa (Ingrid) to get on the plane and leave him behind. And although it’s Michael who’s leaving right now, I pretend that I’m Bogie, playing Rick. And I try to remember how he had to be strong when he stayed behind.
“I’ve got to go now, or I’ll miss my flight.”
What to read after Limelight?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’s booked a flight to San Francisco on one of those horrid little commuter planes that feel as if they might plunge from the sky at any moment. After that he’ll fly directly to Hawaii, first class. How I wish I were going with him.
“You’ll be fine,” he assures me as we say our good-byes in the loading zone in front of the terminal.
“I will not.” Of course, I am crying now—no acting skills necessary. I feel as if I’m losing my last and best friend. “I don’t see how I can possibly do this on my ...own.”
He shakes his head. “Don’t keep telling yourself negative things, Claudette. You can do this. You must do this. Be strong, darling.”
I suddenly remember a scene from Casablanca, at the end of the movie when Rick (Bogie) is telling Ilsa (Ingrid) to get on the plane and leave him behind. And although it’s Michael who’s leaving right now, I pretend that I’m Bogie, playing Rick. And I try to remember how he had to be strong when he stayed behind.
“I’ve got to go now, or I’ll miss my flight.”
What to read after Limelight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melody Carlson to read onlineMoreLess
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