Brief Summary Of The Movie 'Rotten Fruit'

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Rotten Fruit The Wedding day was rapidly approaching, they had only known each other for six months, but they both felt it; the affection, the feelings of wanting to be together forever, the all you could hope for in life. The husband was striking, sweet, enduring, everything the wife was looking for in a man. They were going to be together forever; their own little eternity. Wedding Day They finally were getting married; they had been waiting an extensive month for this exceptional day. Everything was perfect, the DJ was playing their favorite songs, that each sung a sweet hum in everyone’s ears. All the guests were dancing and singing and the ground shook with the steady thumping of their feet on the dance floor. The aroma of fresh cut flowers filled the air, the food was remarkable, and the cake even better. Once they were married, everything was seamless. They finally had their beautiful family they both had been waiting for. Two Months of Wedlock The wife noticed something; her husband was acting unsympathetic and bitter. She thought it was just a …show more content…
She is cruel, self-loving girl that basically runs her school. The new girl, Cady, just arrived at the school. When she was walking through the lunchroom on her second day, she was being stared at, and she was turned away from multiple tables that she asked to sit at. The roar of talking overwhelmed the room, and her. Until Regina asked her to sit down, she was unbelievably compassionate and gorgeous. Cady was so joyous to have finally met a fellow pupil to befriend. As the movie went on her true colors began to show. Her rotten pit really began to show when this dialogue appeared. “Regina: Oh my God, I love your skirt! Where did you get it? Lea Edwards: It was my mom’s in the ‘80s. Regina: Vintage, so adorable. Lea Edwards: Thanks! (Turns to Cady) Regina: That is the ugliest f-ing skirt I’ve ever

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