Thepeoplefearedshecannotundergoloseslover』sattacktocomforther.Bynow,shetakesbackgazesathisportraitafterimagethedullcrazyvisionandopensthemouthtosaysuddenlythat,「Hewalked.」
Therumorhasrevealed
他是個啞巴，雖然能聽懂別人的話，卻說不出自己的感受。她是他的鄰居，一個和外婆相依為命的女孩，她一直喊他哥哥。
他真像個哥哥，帶她上學，伴她玩耍，含笑聽她唧唧喳喳講話。
他只用手勢和她交談，可她能讀懂他的每一個眼神。從哥哥注視她的目光裡，她知道他有多麼喜歡自己。
後來，她終於考上了大學，非常開心。他便開始拚命掙錢，然後源源不斷地寄給她。她從來沒有拒絕。
終於，她畢業了，參加了工作。然後，她堅定地對他說：「哥哥，我要嫁給你！」他像只受驚的兔子逃掉了，再也不肯見她，無論她怎樣哀求。
她這樣說：「你以為我同情你嗎？想報答你嗎？不是，我12歲我就愛上你了。」可是，她得不到他的回答。
有一天，她突然住進了醫院。他嚇壞了，跑去看她。醫生說，她喉嚨里長了一個瘤，雖然切除了，卻破壞了聲帶，可能再也講不了話了。病床上，她淚眼婆娑地注視著他，於是，他們結婚了。
很多年，沒有人聽他們講過一句話。他們用手、用筆、用眼神交談，分享喜悅和悲傷。他們成了相戀男女羨慕的對象。人們說:「那一對多麼幸福的啞巴夫妻啊！」
愛情阻擋不了死神的降臨，他撇下她一個人先走了。
人們怕她經受不住失去愛侶的打擊來安慰她，這時，她收回注視他遺像的呆癡目光，突然開口說：「他還是走了。」
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ThePrince』sRevenge王子復仇記
ThisisthesadstoryofHamlet,youngPrinceofDenmark,whosefatherdiedtwomonthsbeforethestorybegins.Hamlet』sfatherwasKingofDenmarkandHamletwashisonlyson.Thekingdiedastrangedeathwhilehewassleepinginthegardenofhiscastle.Itwasbelievedthathehadbeenbittentodeathbyapoisonoussnake.Hewassuchawiseandkindkingthathewaslovedbyallthepeopleinthenation.Hisson,Hamlet,ofcourse,lovedhimfarmorethananyoneelseintheworld.
Hamletwassosadandsorrowfulthatheneverstoppedwearingblackclothes.TherewassomethingelsewhichmadeHamletevensadder.Hismother,Gertrude,marriedHamlet』suncle,Claudius,whowasabrotherofthelateking.AfterHamlet』sfatherdied,ClaudiusbecameKingofDenmarkandmarriedGertrude.YoungHamletdidnotlikehimbecausehewasnotaswiseandkindashisfather.Hewasamanofunkindlycharacter.Hamletdidnotintheleastwanthismothertomarrysuchaman.Hebecameangrywithbothofthemandcametodespisehismotheraswellashisuncle.
Thebellofthecastlewasringing.Itwasexactlymidnight.Suddenlyaghostintheformofthelatekingappearedinthedarkness.Itlookedpaleandsad.Lookingattheghost,thetwoguardsofthecastleandHoratio,Hamlet』sbestfriend,weresurprisedandterrified.TheywonderedifsomethingbadwasgoingtohappeninDenmark.Theydecidedtotelltheirprincewhattheyhadseen.
ThenextdaytheywenttoHamletandtoldhimthattheyhadseentheghostofKingHamlet.Hamletdoubteditatfirst,butwantedtomakesurehimself.Heaskedthemtotakehimtoseetheghostthatnight.Theyagreed.LateatnightHamlet,Horatioandoneoftheguardswenttothetopofthewalls.Itwasverycoldanddarkthere.Sometimeaftertheygotthere,theghostinarmorsuddenlyappearedoutofthedarkness.Ashisfriendshadtoldhim,Hamletsawthattheghostwasexactlylikehisdeadfather.
Hecalledout,「King,Father!Whydidyoucomehereoutofthegrave?」
Theghostdidnotanswerhim,butlookedathimsadlyandmadeasignforhimtofollow.HisfriendsdidnotwanttoletHamletfollowtheghostbecausetheythoughtitmightbeanevilspiritanddosomethingbadtohim.Buthedidfollowtheghost.WhileHamletandtheghostwalkedawayintothedarkness,hisfriendshadtowaitanxiouslythereworryingabouthissafereturn.
AttheendofthewallsofthecastletheghoststoppedandbegantotalktoHamlet,「Iamtheghostofyourfather.IwantedtoruleDenmarkpeacefullyuntilyougrewupandbecamekingafterme.Buttwomonthsago,whileIwassleepinginthebeautifulgardenofthecastle,mybrotherClaudiuscameandputpoisonintomyear.Iwasinstantlykilled.Hamlet!Bebraveandkillhimforme.Butneverkillorhurtmywife,forsheisyourmother.Letherrepentforwhatshehasdone.Thatisenoughforher.WhatIhavetoldyouistrue.Itellyouagain.Iwasnotkilledbyapoisonoussnake,butbymybrotherClaudius.NeverforgetwhatIhavetoldyou,mydearson.Goodbye,Hamlet!」
Thentheghostdisappearedintothemistofthedarksky.Uponhearingthis,HamletbecameexcitedandwasevenmorefuriouswithClaudiusandhismother.Hemadeuphismindtokillhisuncleandlethismotherrepentforhersins.
Hamlet』sfriendswereanxiousabouthimandcametolookforhim.TheyfoundHamletkneelingdownandlookingupatthedarkskyprayingtoGod.Hamletnoticedthemcomingtohim.Hestoodupandsincerelyaskedthemnottotellanyonewhathadhappenedthatnight.Theyallagreedandmadeafirmpromisenottotellanyoneaboutit,swearingonHamlet』ssword.
ThatverynightHamletdecidedtopretendthathehadgonemadinordertohaveabetterchancetokillClaudius.HedecidednottotellhisplantoanyofhisfriendsexceptHoratio.
SinceHamletsawtheghost,hehadoftenthoughtofhisdeadfatherandofhispromisetotheghost.Hebecamesaddereachday.Hewasnotayoung,merryprinceasheusedtobe.Beforehisfather』sdeath,hewasinterestedinmanythings,suchasbooks,art,musicandplays.Butnowhegavethemallup.Toeveryone,heseemedtoactverystrangely.Hebecamerudetoeveryoneinthecastleandbehavedlikeamadman.