No.9 Different worlds

It was very good to see him again. And now I was really seeing him. Because this was the Jim who played music: this was the real Jim.(p.43)




I read "difffernt worlds". This is love story about man and deaf woman. She can't originality listen anything but one day she fall in love. They spend happy days and love each other. However, they face due to being unheard.




I think I convey my own feeling and opimion actively. Also I know that communicating is very special and not nomal. However this story's end is moeving for me.








Johnson, Nargaret. (2003). Different worlds. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press

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