Omorfia Epilogue

“Well, you could have at least waited until it was time to eat.”, I grumbled. Just then Shrek came into the kitchen and saw the

Aomine regarded the lake with little interest as he slowed Blaze down to a halt, the large Brandenburger snorted

Balto stood leaning slightly forward. His eyes were wide open and his mouth was closed. The look he gave was one which Cristina had never seen before. It was odd enough, that even Molly noticed the difference.

“Hey Maya! Come walk with us to lunch!” Lucinda yelled from across the busy hallway.

“I know that. If I don’t feed you yo skinny ass would waste away. You think I don’t notice that you barely eat. Well I do now sit down and eat your food.” She said while pushing the loaded plate into my hands.

“I’m going to be upset if I came all this way and I can’t just spit it out.” I say laughing a bit.

“I didn’t complain; I liked cooking with her wither I liked the food or not. So I leaped off the counter and grabbed a pan like normal and brought it to her. While I did that, she usually got out all the ingredients.

She walked in wiping the sleep from her eyes just as the coffee finished. She sat down at the table.

“I’ve never tasted meat in my entire life,” she glanced at the toilet, “My body rejected the little amount I had sadly.”

I glance over at Arnold then who is already half way done with a bowl of food. He shrugs his shoulders and then glances at Sarah who has polished off the first bowl already. She had probably drunk the stew to finish it that quickly. “I am thankful to you both for your help,” I say

Today, March 14, the day I will never forget. The day of my wedding with the love of my life, Lenore.We live in a huge castle, on the top of a very steep hill. After the most beautiful wedding ever, Lenore said she wanted to go water her huge garden down at the bottom of this extremely long path. I asked her if she wanted me to come with her, but she said she was okay and could probably handle it on her own. So she got her water pot and started down the long, long pathway. As she continued to walk it started to get dark, so I decided I would get a candle and start walking down to go find Lenore.

“Food too then.” I agreed amicably, forcing the triumph in my gut down, willing myself to remain visibly impassive.

Overall, the Epilogue of the play reintroduces central ideas and symbols of the entire work such as the importance of theory in regard to change and progression, interconnectedness, and angels. Specifically, the idea of the importance of theory in regard to change and progression can be seen during the conversation about the Russians between Hannah, Louis, and Belize. Earlier on, it was argued that change should not take place without a plan, and that making progress without a theory could have disastrous consequences. However, in the epilogue, it is now argued that, while you need a theory for change, you can’t halt progress just because you lack a plan. This can be seen by Hannah’s statement, “You can’t wait for a theory, but you have to have a theory” (Kushner 278), showing that reasons are needed for change, but change shouldn’t be stopped because those reasons aren’t clear yet.

After eating in silence for a few minutes, Alana breaks the quiet,” How was work?” she asks brightly.

His eyes were big saucers of green as he ate in her appearance. “You look amazing. I’ve been here for hours, I got worried when you weren’t answering my messages.”