Heart-breaking Love Story
I got up early this morning to watch a programme on TV. It could be described as a love story between a German and an Italian, against the dramatic backdrop of potential war in North Korea. The two lovers had been set up on a blind date by older, wiser relations and we were witnesses to how the relationship between the German and the Italian would develop.
A tense period of game-playing ensued. Both lovers made advances on the other, but each time the advance was brought down by the other. The fear of opening up and losing something dear to them was too great for either party to commit too much.
In the end, the Italian grew tired of these games and struck out twice. The, now dumped, German could do nothing but cry and think of what could be. The Italian, relieved that the ordeal was over, was truely jubulant and looking forward to better times.
Part two is shown tomorrow morning, with the final, climatic episode on Monday morning. Can't wait!
A tense period of game-playing ensued. Both lovers made advances on the other, but each time the advance was brought down by the other. The fear of opening up and losing something dear to them was too great for either party to commit too much.
In the end, the Italian grew tired of these games and struck out twice. The, now dumped, German could do nothing but cry and think of what could be. The Italian, relieved that the ordeal was over, was truely jubulant and looking forward to better times.
Part two is shown tomorrow morning, with the final, climatic episode on Monday morning. Can't wait!
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1 Comments:
I watched that very same drama Mr.McCloud... Its true, games were played but the sexy, passionate fluidity of the Italian games compared to the that of the fast-and-furious- but-over-far-too-soon German ones, illustrated perfectly who was the better lover in this little tryst...
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