Aging May Faces Empty Future In 1925 Los Angeles
May Seymour, aged twenty eight, confronts a life of poverty and isolation after leaving a boarding house, losing money, and failing to find work. She contemplates asking Ulysses Forgan for help, considers pawnshop money, and watches hopeful movie hopefuls crowd the city while she struggles to secure meals and shelter.
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Plea for a Moment With Ulysses Forgan Returns
A woman recalls comfort from touching Ulysses Forgan's overcoat and the peace from his letter. She longs to see him for a moment tonight, sobbing as tears release built up despair. She falls asleep afterward, dreaming not.
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Down but not out finding pride in rising again
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