She said: “Thomas, I am no longer able. I know that I have no right to complain. Since I came back to Prague, and I prohibited myself. I don't want to be jealous. But I cannot prevent myself from that. I have no ability. Help me, please. ”
In this excerpt from "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" by Milan Kundera, a character named Thomas is approached by a woman expressing her emotional struggle. She reveals her internal conflict regarding jealousy and the overwhelming feelings she's experiencing since returning to Prague. Despite recognizing her lack of entitlement to complain, she admits to feeling powerless and pleads for help.
This moment highlights the complexities of human emotions, especially in relationships where jealousy can often surface. The woman's vulnerability and her request for assistance indicate a deep-seated desire for support while grappling with feelings that she wishes to overcome.