Midsummer: Mind and Impulsiveness Physical Attraction Essay

The storys plot (if there is any) was light. It was just about a guy (Manong) who took care of a bull and eventually met a young lady (Aning) on the road. It was obvious that Manong was attracted to Aning mainly because of her figure, The underpart of her arm is while and smoothAnd her hair is thick and black.The bull in the story served as a liaison of the two persons. It was like in Chekhovs The Lady with the Pet Dog (I just realized that I often cite this story in my commentaries. What end I do? I love this story). When Manong was having a meal with the bull on his side, he found the girl fetching water on the whole both(prenominal) and it was obvious that Manong grew conscious in her presence which leads to the idea that he likes the girl. But on my reading, he just likes the girl due to impulsiveness physical attraction. His noticeable thoughts of the girls breast was the proof that he was just another normal guy who does this thing. Oh, Im skillfuling crappy.Their convers ation when they talked about their meals made their decreed connection toward each other (the one Aning confessed that her meal were just rice and salt), They laughed and felt more at ease and regarded each other more openly and the while he gazed up at her and smiled for no reason. And when the bucket of water fell they started teasingly blaming themselves. Manong volunteered to fill the empty buket with water because he thought that he was stronger than her (I found a sexist tone in this part though). Anyway, when Aning offered him to drink water from his fetched bucket he seemed to be more conscious than ever, A chuckling sound persisted in forming inside his throat at every shallow. It made him self-conscious. He was breathless when though, and red in the face.Aning also offered Manong to stay in their house foor some shade and to have some rest. Of course, Aning mentioned the bull to at least express a reason for the offer (a very common technique. Lol.) But I halt when I rea d the line, We have no neighbors. I thought that the ending of the story was somewhat mysterious but it came to tme that maybe I was just all over reacting about this one. Anyway, back to the issue, I think there was a great possibility of them being lovers. The closing lines though made me feel a offensive feeling, He felt strong. He felt that he could follow the slender, lithe figure ahead of him to the ends of the world. It felt awkward.