The Moon and Sixpence.
12-24 chapters.
The story continues when Strickland and the story teller have some drink and they also have a nice talk. Strickland agrees with the fact he won't return to his wife as he doesn't love her and his children. The only desire he has is painting and the desire has been growing since he left his wife. The fact is that the author is very shoked, even frightened to see Strickland's answers strict and simple. The story teller leaves Paris and drive to Mrs Strickland to tell her everything he knows. Stricland's wife was shocked so much as she doesn't even know the reason that caused this idea to settle in Strickland's mind. Now she hates him from this very moment.
The story continues when Strickland and the story teller have some drink and they also have a nice talk. Strickland agrees with the fact he won't return to his wife as he doesn't love her and his children. The only desire he has is painting and the desire has been growing since he left his wife. The fact is that the author is very shoked, even frightened to see Strickland's answers strict and simple. The story teller leaves Paris and drive to Mrs Strickland to tell her everything he knows. Stricland's wife was shocked so much as she doesn't even know the reason that caused this idea to settle in Strickland's mind. Now she hates him from this very moment.
It is getting better!
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Strickland ADMITS the fact he won't return ...
There is no author but the NARRATOR ...
The story teller leaves Paris and driveS ...