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ASYMMETRY

Rome smacks of old, stale and stuffy.

She felt as the felt bloated and rancidity of the man who had rented the apartment. He missed the most important attribute: the antiquity.

was just a young stupid, stale and stuffy. A wing of the neighborhood, cleaned a hoodlum, a arraffazzonato scam disguised as a real estate agent, with long spikes on the shoes but square.

And if Rome wore those adjectives in their meaning more good-natured and easygoing, on him, however, fell like a stone of malice, with the same stupid ugliness of her shoes.

Anna came from the North. Fled from her husband who had never had and a daughter who was never born, and the monotonous plains of Ferrara, where the sweetness in my heart, with a mixture of nostalgia and horror.

had accepted a transfer a couple of years ago because he had nothing to lose and nothing to find and why - it was said - the kids make noise in the same way and are always subjects to be taught ones.

Upon arrival, he had thought to arrange at least a bit ', the house dark and ugly, but so comfortable for the price and location, then the gray days and the laziness of the gestures had the upper hand. The boiler was broken for the umpteenth time and the stupid arrogant young procrastinate in sending a technician.

So, Anna was standing in the cold, wrapped in a small pool of paille, legs curled up on the sofa worn and creaky, waiting for even that dreary afternoon on a Sunday in late January is consumed.

The scenario was always the same, Sunday after Sunday after Sunday.

A fourteen-inch CRT were taking shots mute soubrette that some misunderstood the body naked and squirming all around, other characters were little known a lot of talk, a great smile and a big cheer. Everyone seemed to enjoy their time off, but her.

you merely stand there, ingrained in his threadbare sofa, watching through the peeling walls of that apartment and temporary yellowish and dark as he walked the line of cracks in the walls with vacant eyes, whilst suffering with inattentive ears, the only soundtrack arrhythmic dripping faucet in the sink and beat the time clock that interminable, sticky, lopsided, his nail.

the jibe was called by his students, at best cases. Lameness. Anna Wood. Crowbar. They did not like her floral dresses as a woman of the past, nor his gray hair tied back, nor could forgive, minimally, the difference in length of her legs congenital or foreign accent of the north, or even less, the sweetness monotone of his voice that went on forever, to tell of poets, battles, alliances and styles, straight as a die, light as the plains of the Po, unheard as the falling snow on the branches.

But Anna was not old. She was tired.

Between Sunday and the other, the days proceeded all the same: the school in the morning, the afternoon of Italian homework to correct, the lessons of history to prepare and a quick transition to the supermarket for food frugal and insipid to cook.

None to be seen, no one to hear, nothing to be desired. At least someone had listened to his lectures. At least someone had stopped to ignore his voice without reducing it almost every time, the plaintive wail of the ant that tries to emerge, in vain, amidst the din of cicadas harassing in August. At least that stupid arrogant young man had sent the coach of the boiler without being call four times and two others deny. At least it had not been again Sunday.

Anna sensed a change of pace in the soundtrack of his feast day. He turned up the volume on your TV, then lowered. Something had changed, but did not know what yet. For a moment he thought that the tap of the sink had stopped dripping. He rose from the couch to go to examine it but, approaching, he realized that the sound of water was unmistakable.

He threw a glance at the wall and saw that the clock had stopped.

Suddenly he understood. Clock set it, watch lopsided, clock nailed.

He rummaged in the toolbox, he found what he sought, he took it and climbed on the belief, on the high side of the kitchen door. With the gained height reached the goal that separated the fanlight above the door, whose windows had been removed who knows when, if ever there were a few. We tied the rope to the best they could and built a makeshift noose.

undid her hair and thought about his voice. He thought of the fortune, nostalgia and disgust.

He put his head in the noose and jumped into the void. It was so, to dangle.

one leg up and lower down.

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cinema itself: the Adriano, although thirty years later.

Thirty-one, to be exact. Same line: I and my father.

course, at the time, Adriano was not a multiplex three floors with escalators and floors sbrilluccichini.

No sir, it was one huge room on the ground floor with the not-too-comfortable chairs, a predominance of gray and brown-rot-mouse, sound a bit 'broken-down and rolling, where not too many years ago, legend has it performs even groups like the Beatles.

The Hadrian, in Rome, there was a cinema, was the film, besides the concert hall, where appropriate.

The Hadrian was an institution, a place for families on Sunday afternoons, a place for couples on Saturday night, a place for grandmothers Meadows and the village and bring the grandchildren, on Saturday afternoon, to see Celentano film or Bud Spencer and Terence Hill.

A place where grandparents brought the fans to make a good impression, only to meet with the wives and spoil the grandchildren on Saturday afternoon everyone. But that's another story.

The perfect place, in short, a father, his daughter and the Star Wars saga.

same film, even though thirty years before.

same milestone in the film industry.

same line: I and my father.

We miss the popcorn and we have two perfect children.

But at the time, it was necessary to set a good example and, therefore, no junk food.

not matter because what really matters is floating in the darkness of the room hung in the cosmos space flight on board any ship or astride some abstruse alien creature, shake hands with C1-P8, ask the mother's chignon Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker's dream of a kiss or Han Solo, Chewbacca as a teddy bear to have staff and believe that all is lost before, just a minute from the end, Good triumphs.

not matter because what really matters is the fluorescence of our swords and lasers, can you swear by, the buzz they are doing, right next to our seats.

not matter because what really matters is that, for every episode the trilogy over the years, we were inside the cinema to see twice the performance of yarn, glued to your seats as if it were up to us defeat of, and every time, Mom was worried that we did end, and each time, the mask film looked at us wrong because we paid the ticket but only once, at the time, computers and even numbered seats if not talked about it and you could dare.

Same cinema, Adriano. Same line: I and my father.

We miss the popcorn and have two perfect children.

But today, cholesterol is a bit 'high and therefore , no junk food.

same milestone in the Film: Avatar.

It took thirty years (Lord of the Rings not included) so I could try again in a cinema the same emotions, the same subtle chills, the same sense of awe and wonder and novelty, in the heart and before the eyes . Thirty-one, to be exact.

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The hair on the face, they began to stretch.

were tough, wiry and multiplied very eyes. With thick nails and hooks of his left hand he tested the substance and quantity, while the right hand sank into the mattress, while supporting the weight of the position on all fours.

With horror he realized that they were suffering from the metamorphosis even his fingers.

Sheets began to tear.

stared into the dark green, petrified panic. The cat went and caught the shimmering flash of a glassy yellow and rotten. Ruffled hair, breathed, and ran away, taken from a blind terror.

Meanwhile, he kept her ass banged from behind, grabbing her firmly by the hips, unaware.

The hair began to grow on the neck and shoulders so that when he went to find her hair with one hand, it was briefly in contact with a shudder and unconscious ran down my spine.

exchange for renewing the excitation force of the blows with which the lash and the obscenity of the words with which the apostrophe. She tried his hand through her hair, dug her nails she-wolf until it bled, then took the slender wrist and broke it.

He gave the last dreadful lunge, as the reflex of the male mantis compulsively continues his desperate embrace, even after the female had eaten the head biting. Then he broke free and fled screaming.

both began to howl: he's pain, her awareness.

It peered for a moment, the slight glimmer of moonbeams that penetrated the black frame over the window. He looked at her with disbelief and dismay, writhing in pain on the arm. He was so skinny and pale as to seem a spectrum, so that, meeting in the night we would equally frightened of both.

She looked at him thinking he could break with little effort, like a dead branch or a twig thin. Then his eyes met the light of the moon still increased his strength and accelerated its transformation.

The impulse to worry it was powerful, atavistic, inexplicable. Growled the space of a nose from the nose, grinding his teeth and licking his lips with a ravenous ferocity burr.

howled for the last turns to the moon, then passed him at one bound, ignoring him for pity.

broke the glass of the window and crashed in the dark.