Ana, My Love Page #5

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- God rest his soul.

- She's taking meds.

- That's not good at all.

She needs to expunge

the bad stuff. To talk.

- Has she ever been to confession?

- I don't know.

See?

What did you think of her family?

No siblings.

She had that step-father.

Her mother married him at 17,

pregnant by someone else.

See?

- Her father was...

- aggressive.

Yeah.

Until 14 she shared a bed with him.

You see, sometimes girls

have parents

who are dominant or possessive,

because they in tum

experienced the same...

On the other hand,

something may have happened.

God forbid, the father drank

and maybe assaulted her.

That's what I'm afraid of.

She needs to forgive him,

and move on. It wasn't her fault.

It's important that she confess.

If she doesn't confront

the big bad wolf, she won't find peace.

Peace comes from God,

not from me.

If you weren't in trouble,

you might never have come to confession.

So, this girl is like a stranger to you.

She doesn't tell me everything,

but it's not like that.

My legs have gone numb.

Sit down.

That's also part of the penance,

you know.

I saw cases of childhood assault,

rape and so on.

These girls want a boyfriend or a family,

so they sweep it under the rug.

It's important to know

her history.

In a couple,

you need to say from the outset:

I went through this and that.

Otherwise you get married and

find a mess under the rug.

Your past matters too,

if you want a family with her.

If she takes meds and

ruins her health,

you'll be living with a physical

and emotional wreck.

- Have you met her real father?

- No.

He left the country

before she was born.

- Where?

- France.

I tried to get her to look for him.

She needs to know

where shes coming from.

She might not realise,

but it could make her unstable.

She's comparing life back home

with life now.

These things sadden her.

I don't know how to help her.

Choosing a wife is harder

than any doctoral thesis.

If you find a good wife,

you're blessed.

Dear, dear.

Onirism has its roots in surrealism.

Yet it redefines

the function of dreams.

Surrealism promoted automatic writing.

Andr Breton defined surrealism

as psychic automatism in its pure state,

by which one proposes to express

verbally or in writing,

the actual functioning of thought.

Just a bit longer.

I told you I'm fine.

We'll talk later.

...in the absence of any control

exercised by reason,

exempt from any aesthetic

or moral concern.

End of quote.

For the oniric writer, dreams

act like legislative norms.

Dimov and Tepeneag,

during communism,

could not afford the luxury

of irrationality.

Their dreams are fully conscious.

They do away with automatic writing

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