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English, 04.05.2021 16:30 matthewlucas8613

In the end, John Grady's rather complicated, carefully drawn plan didn't work, and very quickly, over the course of one day, three people were dead. Where did it go wrong? What did these people miss? What could John have done differently? Billy have done differently? Magdalena have done differently? So that nobody would die, and Magdalena would wind up happily with John?

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