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117 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1997
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WELSH. We should be scared of their ghosts so but we're not scared. Why's that?
GIRLEEN. [...] The opposite of that, I do like cemeteries at night.
WELSH. Why, now? Because you're a morbid oul tough?
GIRLEEN. (Embarrassed throughout.) Not at all. I'm not a tough. It's because... even if you're sad or something, or lonely or something, you're still better off than them lost in the ground or in the lake, because... at least you've got the chance of being happy, and even if it's a real little chance, it's more than them dead ones have. And it's not that you're saying 'Hah, I'm better than ye,' no, because in the long run it might end up that you have a worse life than ever they had and you'd've been better off as dead as them, there and then. But at least when you're still here there's the possibility of happiness, and it's like them dead ones know that, and they're happy for you to have it. They say 'Good luck to ya.' (Quietly.) Is the way I see it anyways.
من از شبها� قبرستون نمیترس�. برعکسش، جداً از شبها� قبرستون خوشم میاد. دلیلش اینه که حتی اگر آدم غمگینی چیزی باشی، یا آدم تنهایی چیزی باشی، باز هم وضعت خیلی بهتر از اونهایی� که زیرزمینن یا تو دریاچه گم شدهن� چون دستک� تو امکانشو داری که خوشحال بشی و حتی اگه امکانش خیلی خیلی کم باشه، بیشتر از امکانیه که اون مردهه� دارن. احتمال خوشبختی هست و انگاری اون مردهه� هم اینو میدون� و خوشحالن برات که این امکان رو داری.