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Beth Alba Character Analysis
Seeing the sticky Twizzler stretch and break, it was painfully obvious that Beth didn't manage to make the two halves even remotely close to equal. Alba deemed it cute, seeing how Beth doubted what to do, instantly knowing that she was going to be somewhat bold as a look at their surroundings preceded her next action. Beth's playful touch along her arm, the girl's gentle grip on her chin, it was driving Alba crazy, making her get closer and closer to her, unable to flee from those blue eyes, dim and mysterious in the light of the theater. In the screen the sensitive man was starting to be aware of the plot thanks to the female protagonist's less attractive yet considerate best friend, making him quickly chase her to the airport, but not Beth …show more content…
In the theater, everyone but two people stared at the screen, the climax of the movie soon approaching as the music rose. Alba's hands went above and beyond the armrest, quick but gentle as the left one hold Beth's nape while the right one cupped her beautiful face. It was just a small tug, a bit of a lean as Alba pushed their bodies closer, and soon her lips were grazing Beth's, a fleeting caress that kept them close, yet barely touching. Alba's shaky brown eyes matched her agitated breath, as she felt on the edge, life going way blindingly fast and yet too slow, making each moment last forever and yet giving no time to think about …show more content…
It was at first just a touch, a small sweet peck, that was harmless on it's own and yet made Alba marvel at how soft, how loving Beth felt. It was so different, like her whole life had been seeing in black and white and now could see colors for the first time. She wanted more, she craved more, she needed more, and soon Alba's hungry lips conquered Beth's. Their first kiss, and as far Alba was concerned, the best of her life so far. There was a tenderness, a care in each gesture, every gasp, that felt different, making her feel warmth and joy, Alba's closed eyes helping her to dive on Beth and Beth only, the rest of the world didn't matter
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