illiterate street person. The senator never forgot his sister-in-law's
birthday even after his divorce. To be specific, Kazem was seated
before the senator drinking coffee and eating doughnuts when he
ironically spoke of how he missed the scents of flowers his mother
would bring into the home or the smell of a freshly cleaned floor. It
belied the truth of this porcine creature whose domestic tendencies had
surrendered to male nastiness early into marriage and motherhood. The
sad lonely tone resonated with the senator. It strummed the harp of
his heart.
--What are these three brothers doing at present?
--At present they are drinking beer and celebrating with some of the
money that the senator gave to them.
--Did the senator give money that quickly?
--No, he dismissed Kazem after tiring of him. He said that he needed
to return to his work. And then as the teenage boy was leaving a
servant told him to return the next day. It was then that a sizable
amount of money, by the standards of regular Thai people, was given to
him.
--Suthep doesn't seem as happy as the other two.
--He is happy with the money and the beer but his happiness sinks down
with the dying fizz of the beer but it rejuvenates again with the fizz
of the next beer. His behavior can be attributed to a bit of
repugnance toward the two companions at his table and a bit of general
moodiness aggravated with alcohol consumption. He really has been so
moody ever since becoming a teenager. He was so nice to Jatupon as a
child. Oh well, the world is continually in flux.
--The youngest brother whom they sometimes maliciously nickname
Jatu-PORN now seems to be sad. What could he be thinking at this most
auspicious evening?
--He is thinking of Suthep thinking that these lovers are repugnant.