Hello, honey, he said. You are a very nice fat lady. I like a soft mattress. She drew in her breath. Then go home and lie down on your bed, she said. Go back to your wife. I know her, by the way.
In "The Woman Who Walked in Sunshine," a character engages in a conversation that highlights his admiration for a woman’s physicality. He expresses his fondness for her curviness, likening it to that of a comfortable mattress. This comment catches her off-guard and prompts a pointed response from her.
She suggests he return to his own home and to his wife, indicating a familiarity with both him and his spouse. This interaction showcases themes of self-acceptance and the complexities of relationships, reflecting on how individuals navigate their desires and commitments in life.
