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Explain Why Paddy Should Not Be Together
As the loneliness is paddy’s heart grew bigger and bigger. He started to drown himself at Blarneys Bar and Grill which was Paddy’s favorite hangout. As Paddy was drinking himself into a coma of beer and loneliness, he just so happens to meet Miss Anysbryd. Which as his mother says Anysbryd means evil spirit in her Gaelic language. Paddy’s girlfriend scarlet and himself should not be together, one reason why they should not be together is because Paddy had slept over at scarlet’s house, but then by noon of the next he awoke in his own bedroom. This reason clearly shows that this scarlet is some sort of witch, just like the bartender O’Shaunnessy said “To tell you the truth, I am not sure she’s human. There’s something fae about her that make me think …show more content…
As Scarlet was speeding and clearly going over the speed limit like a bat out of hell, Paddy says he “swore that they were flying”. She and Paddy were quickly pulled over by a cop. The cop then pulled them over and angrily said “Hey lady. Not only were you doing fifty miles over the speed limit, but you completely ignored every traffic signal. Are you nuts or what?” As angry as the cop had been at Scarlet, for clearly breaking most of the road laws, he let Scarlet of with just a warming because Scarlet “stared into the cop’s eyes for a few moments. Slowly, as though he were in a trance, he put away his book, tipped his hat, said.” Try to be careful next time. The cop who had been mad at Scarlet and was about to give her, the biggest of tickets, just let her off with a warming, just because she had looked into his eyes and probably bewitched and controlled his

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