"The scent of sarsaparilla" - a stunning, causing light sadness, nostalgia full story all at once. About a crazy old man -the dreamer, hiding in the attic, not lost, even in old age youthful faith in miracles and desire to live, which can always return to the old days, whenever he wanted. About the old woman who forbade himself to remember all the good that was in his youth. About the power of the old things over our feelings and reflections on our present. In this story, as I understand it, many felt sorry for his wife. All age travel to the past mentally. There youth, carelessness, health,love. But I think that if in fact there would be an opportunity to go back there, not many people would take advantage of it. Now firmly holding - the responsibilities of caring for loved ones. It turns out William did not want to make them a lovely present, it was easier to leave one in the lovely past. In this story the wife may also wish to do so, but a sense of duty in women is more developed than in men. Unpredictable to the end of the story I'm intrigued. Before the last words Finch in my opinion there is a hidden meaning of what their saying, "I'm going to Hannigans the waterfront there are fish soup,' said William. And will order the orchestra, let them play "Over the Bay the moon is shining" William went to his death. Bradbury has always given the reader to question and to ponder.
Where was Kate going when you met her yesterday? 2. Every day the boss enters the office at nine o'clock. 3. Yesterday the boss entered the office at half past nine. 4. Did you have a PT lesson yesterday? — No, I didn't. 5. What did you buy at the shop yesterday? – I bought a book. 6. Yesterday my father did not read newspapers because he was very busy. He will read newspapers tomorrow. 7. Mother cooked a very tasty dinner yesterday. 8. Tomorrow Nick will not go to school. 9. Look! My friends are playing football.
