She found entertainment in being unpleasant: to neighbours, to friends, to her few remaining relatives. Her grown-up children tolerated her out of duty. Above all she hated men.
Though she claimed to be a Christian, her actions and attitudes said otherwise. She thought her lectures and advice amusing and informed; aquaintances found her tiresome.
Eventually she launched a lawsuit over some trivial affair that she insisted on pursuing right to the Supreme Court. She won, but had to use all her savings and sell her home to pay costs.
When she left the neighbourhood, everyone breathed a sigh of relief.
Though she claimed to be a Christian, her actions and attitudes said otherwise. She thought her lectures and advice amusing and informed; aquaintances found her tiresome.
Eventually she launched a lawsuit over some trivial affair that she insisted on pursuing right to the Supreme Court. She won, but had to use all her savings and sell her home to pay costs.
When she left the neighbourhood, everyone breathed a sigh of relief.
