Character: Pete Riley

Carol looked down at her skirt still hiked nearly to her waist, and began to touch her fingers. Never know why people hesitate. Sometimes this is a physiological departure, sometimes - sexy swirl of relatives, sometimes it's just posing. And sometimes, of course, is drinking.

- Pete Riley to Carol Gerber, I said. - You did not cause?
She raised her head, put down the magazine and gave me a gentle, sympathetic look. It was the opinion of the physician who should say to you: "uh.., sorry.., it's inoperable. No luck, my friend. Build up relationship with Jesus"

I quite had to the bus station before she went to Connecticut.. but I'm not going to do that. She was right: we dazzling said goodbye to my old "universal", and everything beyond that would be a step down. In the best case we would simply repeat what was said in the worst - dipped would last night in the mud, other articles. "We need information"...
Yes. And we got it. God knows, even as it got! I folded her letter, stuck it into the back pocket of my jeans and drove home in gates falls. First, I always clouded eyes, and I wiped them. Turned on the radio, and the music brought relief. Music always helps. Now I'm over fifty, and the music still helps. A fabulous remedy that

Carol does not sell, I think. Carol and her friends.. well, what about chemistry students, whom they killed with their bomb? It was a mistake, I wholeheartedly convinced that it was a mistake. So Carol, I knew, would understand that it was just another bloody way of saying that we had to destroy the village to save her. But do you think the relatives of these children easier because there was an error, a bomb exploded not when it was supposed to explode, excuse me? Do you think questions of who sold and who's not, are important for mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, lovers, friends? Do you think it matters to people who have to pick up the pieces and somehow move on? The hearts that can break. Yes, the hearts that can break. Sometimes I think it would be better if we died when they crash. But we don't die