#Susan Roces

[famousborntoday]

Jesusa Purificacion Levy Sonora-Poe, known professionally as Susan Roces, was a Filipino actress. She was the wife of Ronald Allan Kelley Poe, better known as F...

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[tastaturean]

La esencia pícara de Summerby en una sola escena

"Justin, ¡no es justo! Cad se lleva todos los abrazos, y yo sigo necesitando uno, ¿me lo das tú, por favor?"

"¡Pues claro, tonto! ¡Ven a mis brazos!"

Summerby se adosa a mí como una lapa y yo le abrazo hasta estrujarle. Él suspira y suelta un gemido entre el ahogo y el placer. Unos segundos después, sucede algo que me descoloca.

"Summerby, ¿me estás tocando el culo?"

"Lo siento, tenía muchas ganas. Necesitaba confirmarlo."

"¿El qué?"

"Cómo se siente el culito más bonito de Hufflepuff," responde con picardía. "Así se lo puedo contar a las chicas y darles mucha, mucha envidia."

¡Pero bueno! ¡Qué huevos tiene este chaval!

"No me hagas mucho caso," dice, apartando las manos. "Es lo que tiene enamorarse y que se te despierte el cuerpo y luego no ver a tu novio en meses. Un día pasas de todo, y al siguiente te da calentón hasta abrazar a los amigos. Es un poco asco. Perdona, ¿eh?"

A mí se me escapa una carcajada, y luego le susurro al oído:

"¿Por qué crees que empecé a permitir que se me pegara Zacharías?"

"¡Qué pillín!" sonríe Summerby.

"Luego me arrepentí."

"No me extraña, antes prefiero que se me pegue..." no termina la frase porque algo ha visto por encima de mi hombro, y se separa de mí: "¡Cad, ahí estás! ¡Amigo mío, tenemos que hablar!"

Cad se para a medio camino con expresión entre sorprendida y burlona:

"¿Vas a romper conmigo?"

Summerby se ríe y le rodea media espalda con un brazo:

"¡Esto no puede seguir así! ¡Necesitamos más quidditch para desfogarnos! Tenemos que retomar los entrenamientos de cara al curso que viene y prepararte un sustituto semidecente."

Cad se relaja y sonríe, y le rodea todo entero con su brazo:

"¡Demonios, sí! ¡Vamos a buscar al capitán, se pondrá contento!"

Ambos chocan las caderas en su saludo particular y se van juntitos tan felices. Se ve que el desahogo les ha venido bien a los dos. Cuánto me alegro.

Ernie luego no me cuenta nada. Es tan buen amigo que no comparte los secretos de confesión. Pues yo tampoco le cuento que Summerby me ha metido mano. Se lo casca Susan, porque Summerby ha ido fardando a las chicas, el muy mamón. Ernie solo me pide que ponga la retaguardia en guardia e impida que se aprovechen de mí los necesitados. Y luego se aprovecha él de su derecho a roce privilegiado. Y yo, más satisfecho que nadie.

¡Hufflepuff existe! Capítulo 18: Un Hufflepuff es para siempre

Escena: Cad se declara (con un poco de ayuda de sus amigos)

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Force of Circumstances "Santong Paspasan"-

Jose F. Lacaba

SYMBOLISM

1. Moon: The full moon symbolizes the presence of light and illumination in the midst of darkness. It represents hope and serves as a shield to protect by the disturbing events taking place.

2. Cicadas: The whistling cicadas symbolize unease and anxiety. Their sound adds to the overall sense of tension and discomfort.

3. Mustang: The new Mustang car represents power and control. It shows the high position of the son of a congressman and his gang.

4. Earthquake: It reflects the disturbance and destruction that occurs during the kidnapping.

5. Tear gas: It represents the use of force and the suppression of dissent.

6. Susan Roces: Susan Roces, a famous actress, is mentioned as a symbol of innocence and purity. Maritess is compared to her, highlighting the contrast between her appearance and the violent acts being committed against her.

LITERARY THEORIST

1. Feminist criticism: Maritess' was abused by the son of congressman, they took her humanity by abusing her.

2. Marxist: it can consider as Marxist because an innocent lady abuse or harass by a son of the congressman and disrespect her rights.

3. Reader-response criticism: The emphasis on the reader's emotional response and interpretation of the poem could align with a reader-response approach to literary analysis.

[juvidamaxinne]

5 Literary Theories of Philippine Authors

A FORCE OF CIRCUMSTANCE (Marxist theory)

"Four members of his gang accompanied the son of a congressman in his new Mustang and Maritess looked like the virginal Susan Roces"

It shows how powerful is your social status, the higher your status is, the greater power you have and can use it against something evil like what is portrayed in "A Force of Circumstance"

NIGHT OF A CONSTRUCTION WORKER (Marxist theory)

This poem shares how the worker is unable to sleep because of the hardship that he is going through. The worker needs to work day and night just to survive.

ANG PAGKAMATAY NG ISANG NEWSBOY (Critical race theory)

Unfortunately the innocent young boy was killed just because of reckless driving.

WHAT MUST BE BELIEVED IN (Archetypal)

The grandmother loved to spin stories about ghouls and gratifies and trolls and ogres, incantations, and rites.

MARENG MENSIYA (Moralist approach)

The story was full of moral lessons. Mely felt sorry for what she have done to her mother and the narrator also ask for Mareng Mensiya's forgiveness.

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FIVE LITERARY THEORIES FROM PHILIPPINE AUTHORS

WHAT MUST BE BELIEVED IN Ang Dapat Paniwalaan

-Jose F. Lacaba

Symbolism

Ghouls, griffins, trolls, ogres: These mythical creatures symbolize fear, lack of clarity, and the darken. They talk to the fears and pressures that the legend carries with him from his childhood. 

Man: The image of man speaks to humankind as a entirety and the potential for hurt and fiendish that exists inside people. It recommends that people are the genuine source of fear and threat, instead of powerful creatures. 

Literary Theorist

psychoanalytic critism:

This approach uses the characters' psychological states to deduce the meaning of the text. Psychoanalytic analysis of the poem's protagonist's early phobias of griffins, ogres, trolls, and ghouls can shed light on how the protagonist's fears and anxieties were shaped by the grandmother's tales.

Cultural study:

looks at a text in relation to its sociocultural setting. The poem examines the protagonist's exposure to cultural ideas and practices pertaining to protection from supernatural creatures, as well as the influence of the grandmother's stories and rituals

FORCE OF CIRCUMSTANCE Santong Paspasan

-Jose F. Lacaba

Symbolism

Stars:

The flashing stars symbolize the instability and precariousness of the circumstance. They speak to the chaotic and unsafe circumstances encompassing Maritess' seizing.

Moon:

The total moon symbolizes the presence of light and light within the middle of obscurity. It speaks to trust and serves as a differentiate to the aggravating occasions taking put.

 Wind:

The moving wind with the tall grass symbolizes movement and tumult. It reflects the anxiety and pressure within the air.

Cicadas:

The shrieking cicadas symbolize unease and uneasiness. Their sound includes to the in general sense of pressure and distress.

Mustang:

The modern Bronco car speaks to control and control. It means the favored position of the child of a congressman and his pack.

Pantsuit:

The costly pantsuit made by a cheerful originator symbolizes Maritess' personality and singularity. Its evacuation by the group speaks to the stripping absent of her organization and respect.

Earthquake:

The seismic tremor symbolizes the change and chaos caused by the activities of the pack. It reflects the unsettling influence and pulverization that happens amid the capturing.

Tear gas:

The tear gas slithering on the lanes of Sampaloc symbolizes the savagery and strife encompassing Maritess' circumstance. It speaks to the utilize of force and the concealment of contradict.

Susan Roces:

Susan Roces, a celebrated performing artist, is specified as a image of blamelessness and virtue. Maritess is compared to her, highlighting the differentiate between her appearance and the rough acts being committed against her.

Burning pubic hair:

The burning of Maritess' pubic hair symbolizes the corruption and mortification she encounters at the hands of the pack. It speaks to the infringement of her real independence and the misfortune of her respect. 

Literary Theorist

Feminist Cristism:

The say of Maritess' involvement, the stripping absent of her organization, and the center on her appearance seem recommend a women's activist evaluate of sex parts and control elements.

Postcolonial Structuralism:

The specify of the child of a congressman and the social setting of the occasions may show a evaluate of colonial or postcolonial control structures.

Reader-response critism:

The accentuation on the reader's passionate reaction and elucidation of the sonnet might adjust with a reader-response approach to scholarly investigation. 

NIGHT OF A CONSTRUCTION WORKER Gabi ng Isang Piyon

-Lamberto E. Antonio

Symbolism

Light bulb:

The flashing light bulb speaks to the brief minutes of trust and light in the midst of the haziness of the speaker's battles. It symbolizes the delicate nature of their desires and the consistent risk of their dreams being quenched.

Dark:

The dull speaks to the overpowering challenges and challenges that the speaker faces. It symbolizes the nonappearance of consolation, rest, and help from their difficult and debilitating life.

Stars:

The stars symbolize dreams, desires, and conceivable outcomes. The speaker's failure to rest and the stars being gulped up by the towering roof propose the concealment of their dreams and the impediments forced on their potential.

Gravel, filling soil, and sand:

These materials symbolize the weight and burden of the speaker's work. They speak to the physical and passionate strain of their labor, which weighs intensely on their breath and anticipates them from finding peace.

Literary Theorist

Marxist theory:

 is centered on reading literature with an eye toward social structures and class relations. Marxist theory's basic ideas are in line with how labor, exploitation, and the struggle for existence are portrayed in the poem. This interpretation is supported by the following phrase: "For dreaming up more construction jobs to come, For prayers made musty by sweat and magic spell." This sentence emphasizes the hardships faced by workers, the lack of financial security, and the necessity of labor to survive.

ON THE DEATH OF A NEWSPAPER DELIVERY BOY sa pagkamatay Ng Isang newsboy

-Lambeto E. Antonio

Symbolism

Pages:

The pages specified within the lyric can symbolize information, assurance, and a sense of security. They speak to the boy's get to to instruction and data, which give a shield against helplessness and starvation.

Nakedness and sharp hunger pangs:

These expressions symbolize the boy's helplessness and hardship. They speak to his physical and enthusiastic needs, highlighting the unforgiving substances of destitution and the battle for survival.

Flies:

The flies specified within the lyric can symbolize rot, irrelevance, and the nearness of passing. They demonstrate the boy's dead body and the irrevocability of his destiny.

Space crowded with ads:

This express symbolizes the overpowering nearness of commercialism and consumerism in society. It contrasts the boy's awful passing with the detail of notices, highlighting the difference between person lives and the shallow diversions of the cutting edge world.

Loose coin:

The picture of the boy's head rolling off like a free coin symbolizes the misfortune of his life and the debasement of human life in society. It speaks to the boy as a casualty of circumstances past his control.

Literary Theorist

Marxist theory:

Marxist hypothesis looks at writing through the focal point of lesson relations and social structures. The specify of the daily paper conveyance boy as a casualty of a rash driver may well be analyzed in terms of the abuse of the working course and the unequal dissemination of control and assets.

Postcolonial theory:

Postcolonial hypothesis challenges the dominance of Western thought in writing and examines the impacts of colonialism. The sonnet can be analyzed in terms of control elements, the results of colonialism, and the marginalization of certain people or bunches.

Reader-response criticism:

Reader-response feedback emphasizes the reader's elucidation and response to the content. The sonnet inspires passionate reactions and welcomes perusers to reflect on the awful destiny of the daily paper conveyance boy 

Mareng Mensiya

Symbolism

Financial allotment:

The customary money related designation

from Mareng Mensiya's spouse symbolizes soundness, consolation, and security. It speaks to the move in their lives after the husband's passing, as they are constrained to confront money related hardships and battle to preserve their past way of life.

Laundrywoman:

Mareng Mensiya's work as a laundrywoman symbolizes her plummet into a lower social lesson and the misfortune of her past status. It speaks to the challenges she faces in giving for herself and her girl.

Mely's elopement and marriage:

Mely's choice to run off and wed Lino symbolizes her want for freedom and a distinctive life. It speaks to a break from her mother and the duties that come with caring for her.

Burden of caregiving:

The narrator's burden of taking care of Mareng Mensiya symbolizes the penances and challenges that come with caring for an maturing parent. It highlights the passionate and monetary strain that can emerge in such circumstances.

Cold treatment and forgiveness:

The narrator's cold treatment of Mareng Mensiya symbolizes hatred and envy towards Mely's apparently upbeat life. It reflects the complexities of family flow and the feelings that can emerge when one feels burdened by caregiving duties. The topic of pardoning rises when both Mely and the storyteller express regret and inquire for Mareng Mensiya's absolution upon her passing. 

Literary Theorist

The literary theorist utilized within the story can be distinguished as Marxist hypothesis. Marxist hypothesis analyzes writing along the lines of course relations and communist standards. Within the story, Mareng Mensiya's life is delineated as being influenced by her social and financial circumstances. She begins off as the fancy woman of a Manila constable, living a comfortable life with her girl Mely. Be that as it may, after her husband's passing, she gets to be a laundrywoman and faces hardships. This depiction of social lesson and the affect of financial circumstances adjusts with the standards of Marxist hypothesis. 

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POEM 2

Force of Circumstance by Jose F. Lacaba

The poem exhibits Marxist criticism as seen in the reference to the son of a congressman and his gang, highlighting societal inequalities and power abuse. The contrast between the affluent son and Maritess suggests economic disparities and victimization.

In terms of feminist criticism, the poem portrays the mistreatment of Maritess by male gang members, emphasizing gender-based violence and the objectification of women. The mention of her transformation into resembling Susan Roces or Bella Flores may signify societal expectations imposed on women and the restrictive roles assigned to them.

The symbolism in the poem is seen in actions like "ripped off expensive pantsuit," representing a violation of societal norms and the mistreatment of Maritess. This reflects a larger issue of power imbalances in society.

[vegafriaarelle]

5ive Literary Theories from Philippine Authors

1.Traditional (What Must be Believed IN)

Grandpa and gounter often tell terrifpay theirs to each other befor houting anywhere since it's star der them to do so.

2.Marxist theory (Force of Circumstances)

The tale of the five young men who sexually assaulted Susan Roces. Because this poem plainly revealed that theses young lads. possess the authority to harass married women because five of the young men are congressman's sons.

3.Marxist theory ( Night of a construction worker) Construction worker who puts in a lot of effort to make money is bested by a rapacious night laborer; her spouse is unhappy that they have no other option than to eat grain till their skins resemble bones. poetry marxist it illustrates social merarchy.

4.Marxist theory ( on the death of a newspaper buy ) Story boy who lives in puperty or suffers from puverty. died a victim a careless driver.

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5IVE LITERARY THEORIES FROM PHILIPPINE AUTHORS

1.) What must be believed in | Ang dapat paniwalaan by Jose F. Lacaba

Myth Theory

- This poem is like a first person perspective about how his grandma always used to telll him stories about mythical creatures such as ghouls, gratifies, trolls, orges, vampire and witches. But long after his grandma passed away, he later finally learned what that the thing that every man should believe to be afraid of are fellow man “That this man that every man must fear, and against man prayers are no avail”

2.) Force of Circumstance | Santong Paspasan by Jose F. Lacaba

Freudian

- This poem contains like sexual descriptions like how a girl named Maritess who used to be like “the virginal Susan Roces” which I think means like pure and clean, but she then was gang raped by five men which includes a son of a congressman and its four members. She then now look like “the villainous Bella Flores.” It describes how Maritess was sexually assaulted. However, after she was released, her boyfriend got upset and drunk, while the police didn’t do anything about it “cops jerked themselves off”

3.) Night of a Construction Worker | Gabi ng Isang Piyon by Lamberto E. Antonio

Marxist

- Poem made by Lamberto Antonio are usually about the poor and the oppressed peasants he met is his youth. This poem is about how a construction worker who works so hard that he’s getting a lot of bruises, and cuts just for him to get exploited by labor contractor and greedy right-hand man. Additionally, he only receives a salary that could barely support and feed his family.

4.) On the Death of a Newspaper Delivery boy | Sa Pagkamatay ng Isang Newsboy by Lamberto E. Antonio

Marxist

- This poem describes the situation of a boy, how he works at such a young age by delivering newspaper house to house every morning just so he could have some money to buy himself clothes and food. This shows how there are poor people or even kids struggle from poverty and going around working so hard to survive just for them to be mistreated, like the child described in the poem, how he died by some reckless driver.

5.) Mareng Mensiya by Fanny A. Garcia

Jungia

- This poem is about Mareng Mensiya who works at houses as a servant while her daughter Mely isn’t concerned with her mother, but only visits her whenever she needs money. Aling Sela, the person Mareng Mensiya served for the longest that stopped to treat her with love, care, and respect. Because she got envious with Mely only for her to realize that after Mensiya died, all of Mensiya’s contributions went to Aling Sela. Sela and Mely felt guilty afterwards about how they treated Mensiya. This kinds of situation are common in today’s society especially when a lot of people suffer from poverty nowadays, mothers work as house keepers to well-off people while others such as their family or relatives depend on them financially.

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Literary Theories from Philippine Authors

Title: Force of Circumstance Santong Paspasan

Author: Jose F. Lacaba

Literary Theory: Feminist Criticism

-In according to feminist criticism, the poem criticises the objectification and violence against Maritess, highlighting society indifference and the abuse of power.

Stanzas:

1. "And when thee five young men had vented their hot blood on the bleeding heart on this ex-virgin"

2. "When the gang ripped off the expensive pantsuit that a gay designer had made for Maritess"

3. "Four members of his gang accompanied the son of a Congressman in his new Mustang, and Maritess looked like the virginal Susan Roces."

Title: Mareng Mensiya

Author: Fanny A. Garcia

Literary Theory: Practical Criticism

-Because it gives accurate details about Fanny Abalos Garcia's life story, achievements, and contributions to literature, it might be considered practical criticism.

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Force of Circumstance

It’s archetypal for a politician or anyone remotely connected to one to be corrupt. With openly known crimes, people are just that dumb and gullible to vote them into position. It’s the unconscious mind at play that decides who to vote without knowing why and that’s because of the gullibility of Filipinos which is also archetypal. Which is why the Jungian Literary Criticism is the best approach to crack this poem and the rest will follow.

The poem “Force of Circumstance” by Jose F. Lacaba narrated the sexual assault of the son of a congressman on Marites. The poem did a great job on intricately describing the environment in which the crime took place.

The poem did not only contain the environment around Marites as she was being raped, it also narrated what happened in other places like the earthquake happening in Manila, the kids demonstrating Embassy, and the tear gas on the streets of Sampaloc. It signifies that despite the devastating situation Marites was in, the world is still going on about life as usual.

The contradiction comes in as Marites was described as the “Virginal Susan Roces” while the poem also mentioned how Susan Roces was recommending Lux soap on TV no doubt showing skin. It’s a wicked mindset of some people to say that women are raped because of what they wear while we also glorify women showing skin on TV. How hypocritical.

“When Marites was released,

By the son of a congressman,

Her boyfriend got drunk,

The papers shivered with glee,

And the cops jerked themselves off”

The last verse sums up all the Literary Criticism that I can use in this poem. Cultural Studies as the social environment of the Philippines seeps throughout the poem. How politics is wickedly corrupt and how morality is always at question with people doing the most horrendous crimes for their own pleasure. But also the Jungian criticism because the poem highlights some archetypes of the Philippines like politicians being dogs of the devil and people being hypocritical.

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Many prominent personalities who passed away are in Manila North Cemetery such as Fernando Poe Jr., Susan Roces, Former Mayor Alfredo Lim and others.

Photos taken on November 2, 2023.

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Textual Analysis - ADS (B11)

Colgate “Brush Brush Brush” commercial jingle

1. The visuals in this commercial are great they picked some of the best lightings depending on which part of the day it was in the commercial. They made sure the camera angles focused on the kids and the movements they were doing to clearly send the message. They shot it close to the kids so they would be the center of attention.

2. Their background music was a happy little jingle which makes it appealing to kids. The sound effects were happy tones. The voice-over is great they used kids to make up this commercial to attract more kids to use their product because they see another kid using it unlike if it were an adult.

3. This message was made by Colgate. They used a lot of colorful visual effects mainly to get the attention of the kids watching. Some people might see this as a strategy to make them buy the product more since using their product three times a day would run out quicker, leading them to buy more. The value of the message they are trying to send here is to show kids that it is important for them to brush their teeth at least three times a day to avoid cavities. This message is being sent to advertise and use their product.

4. My insights about the message here are that it is indeed important to brush our teeth at least three times a day because good hygiene can go a long way. I would accept the message because it is far more expensive to have a cavity removed than just buying the product. When you have good-looking teeth it will not go unnoticed.

May RiteMED ba nito commercial

1. They used basic lighting here to make the faces brighter. The camera angles zoomed in and out of segments, they zoomed out in some segments in order to see the big groups and zoomed in when it was one or two people in the segment. They shot it close most of the time.

2. They put a catchy jingle as the background music and made a catchy song out of the product. The sound effects made the song more catchy. The voice-over was a great decision, they chose Susan Roces who was elderly at that time (rest in peace), and made it obvious that they were targeting elderly people with this product.

 3. This message was created by RiteMED. They made a catchy song and hired an old famous actor to attract more elderly people to buy their product and also made that song stuck in my head forever. Some people might view this as a scam there are a lot of people that believe these types of products don’t work and making a catchy song wouldn’t change their mind. The values in this message are to consult your doctor when you are experiencing major pain especially if you are an elderly person and don’t be afraid to ask what this product brings. This message is being sent to spread awareness of staying healthy and having the right medicine for your problems.

4. In my opinion this is definitely useful to help stop the pain. It depends if I would accept the message the only time I would accept this message is if my doctor prescribed me to take RiteMED. But I do believe that RiteMED is a good medicine to take.

Video links:

Colgate commercial -https://youtu.be/5Ati0Ufhfq0

RiteMED commercial - https://youtu.be/WlKk0HNm-aM

[tastaturean]

El bardo y el paladín

Medianoche. Con los dedos, lentamente, cuento los minutos que tarda en desalojarse la sala común. Hannah y Susan. Zacharías y dos compañeros del equipo. Los de séptimo. Cuatro rezagados que lloraban sus desamores en una esquina. La mano de Cedric se acerca a la mía.

La una de la madrugada. No queda nadie más. Cedric murmura un hechizo que apaga las luces generales de la sala común, y que solo conocen los prefectos. El reloj se mueve suavemente, las plantas murmuran somnolientas, las estrellas del techo encantado brillan sobre nuestras cabezas. Las manos de Cedric ya están sobre mis cabellos; su corazón, bajo mi oído. No queremos hablar, no es el momento. Nuestra respiración es agitada y mi emoción se desborda. Las manos de Cedric comienzan a bajar: mi cara, mi cuello, mi torso debajo de mi túnica. De forma lenta, pero segura, Cedric explora su nuevo territorio. No tenemos prisa por dar ningún paso. El mundo es nuestro y la noche es larga.

Las dos de la mañana. Lo miro y lo vuelvo a mirar. Cedric cierra los ojos y respira con calma. A veces parece que está dormido, pero en realidad está sólo relajado. Sus manos siguen acariciándome la espalda de arriba a abajo y de abajo a arriba, por debajo de la ropa. Mi cabeza reposa sobre su hombro y mis labios no se cansan de repasar la línea del cuello y sus labios. Hace rato que ninguno ha avivado el brasero, porque ya no hace falta. En un momento en que abre los ojos, sin poder contenerme le susurro al oído con mi mano trazando círculos en su mejilla:

Boy, you look so pretty to me, like you always did, like the Spanish city to me, when we were kids.

Cedric gira la cabeza bruscamente y me besa con ganas. Con sus manos sobre mis nalgas me aprieta contra él, y yo hago lo mismo. Pese a las capas de ropa que nos separan, mi cuerpo entero se enciende como nunca lo había sentido. Ambos gemimos furtivamente e intensificamos el roce, hasta ver fuegos artificiales bajo mis párpados cerrados. Cedric se ocupa luego de ambos con un hechizo, pero no nos separamos ni un milímetro.

Las tres de la mañana y nos estamos durmiendo. Beso a beso, cada vez más espaciados, nos vamos dando las buenas noches.

Las seis de la mañana y Cedric me despierta con uno de esos besos que reaniman princesas. Me aprieta fuerte, me susurra cosas. Y yo estoy tan dormido que apenas las recordaré al día siguiente. Vuelvo a cerrar los ojos.

Las ocho de la mañana y salta la alarma que mi precavido capitán había colocado, como la otra vez, solo que ésta se activa nada más abrirse la puerta de un dormitorio en el piso de abajo. Se acabó la noche y toca incorporarse. Consigo deslizarme a los baños mientras que Cedric regresa a su cuarto. Me lavo la cara y subo a desayunar. Lleno el estómago y luego caigo muerto, pero feliz, en mi cama.

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the faces of Philippine movies (1950s)

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SUSAN ROCES IS DEAD MY MONTH KEEPS GETTING WORSE