<![CDATA[at the end both were restless in their beds. both wanting to die already for peace.]]>

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classics_guy — 10 years ago(March 03, 2016 10:14 PM)

at the end both were restless in their beds. both wanting to die already for peace.
was such a sad scene. both were just so tired of being here, Poor Mr Jingles could barely
move and Paul was just so lonely seeing everyone die. the scene touched me.
I guess we all know when we've seen enough life.

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I just picture John Coffey visiting Paul and Mr. Jingles to take them both to Heaven latter on.

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