073.(LV2-7)Nudist MS

Okay, welcome to the mini-story lesson for Nudist. Let’s get started.
Sarah longs for a fella named Bobby. She loves him deeply; but Bobby lives in Norway; and Sarah
lives in San Francisco. Every day, Sarah thinks about Bobby and feels unsettled. Finally, she
decides she must see him to be happy. She flies to Norway to retrieve him and bring him back to
San Francisco. She spots him at a beach. She wants to run to him, but she hesitates because he’s
in the buff. She’s shocked and startled because he’s with a beautiful, busty woman who is also in
the buff. Sarah starts to cry. (Crying sound) Then she runs away. She returns to San Francisco.
Sarah and Bobby never cross paths again.
All right, let’s go up to the top with questions.
Sarah longs for a fella named Bobby. Sarah longs for Bobby. Does she want him very, very much?
Yes, that’s right. She longs for him. She wants him very, very much. She thinks about him all the
time. She longs for him. Does Sarah long for David? Does she want David a lot? No, no, no, she
doesn’t long for David. She longs for Bobby. She really wants Bobby. She really, really needs and
wants Bobby. She longs for Bobby.
Sarah longs for a fella named Bobby. Does she long for a man named Bobby? Yes, exactly right.
She longs for – she wants a man named Bobby. Does she want a guy named Bobby? Yes, that’s
right. She wants a fella named Bobby. She wants a fella named Bobby. Does she long for a fella
named Jim? No, she doesn’t want a fella, a guy named Jim. Does she want a guy – does she want
a fella named AJ? Oh, no, no, no, she doesn’t want a fella named AJ. She wants a fella named
Bobby.
Why does she want a fella named Bobby? Well, she wants a fella, a guy, named Bobby because
she loves him deeply, very much. But there’s a problem. Bobby lives in Norway, and Sarah lives in
San Francisco. However, every day Sarah thinks about Bobby; and she feels unsettled. Does she
feel very, very, very upset? Well, actually, no, no. Unsettled does not mean very, very upset. It
means just a little upset. She feels a little strange, a little upset, a little nervous and sad, maybe. So
she feels unsettled. She feels a little wrong, but not a lot.
Still, every day she feels unsettled. Does she feel unsettled only on Monday? No, no, no, she does-
n’t feel a little bad on Monday only. She feels unsettled every day. She feels a little bit strange, a lit-
tle bad every day. Why does she feel unsettled? Well, she feels unsettled – she feels a little bad
because she misses Bobby. She’s thinking about Bobby. She loves Bobby; but Bobby is in San
Francisco – I mean in Norway; and she is in San Francisco. Right? They live apart. They live far
away.
That’s why she feels unsettled. Does she feel unsettled because she ate something bad? No, no,
she didn’t eat anything bad. Her stomach’s okay. She feels unsettled because she misses Bobby.
She’s sad about Bobby. Well, she feels unsettled every day, every day; every day she feels unset-
tled.
Finally, she decides she must see him – she must see Bobby to be happy. So she flies to Norway to
retrieve him. Does she plan to stay in Norway? No, no, she wants to retrieve him. She wants to
get Bobby and bring him back to San Francisco. Right. She doesn’t wanna stay in Norway. She
wants to retrieve him – get him and bring him back to San Francisco.
Does she want to retrieve her brother? No, no, no, she’s not trying to get her brother and bring him
back to San Francisco. She wants to retrieve Bobby, right? Why does she want to retrieve Bobby?
Well, she wants to retrieve him; because she loves him and misses him. She wants him to come
back to San Francisco. So she wants to retrieve Bobby.
When she flies to Norway, who does she want to retrieve? Well, she flies to Norway to retrieve
Bobby. Okay, very good. She flies to Norway to retrieve Bobby and bring him back to San
Francisco. She looks for him everywhere – in the cities, everywhere; but, finally, she spots him at a
beach. Does she see him at a beach? Yes, that’s exactly right. She spots him at a beach. She
sees him at a beach.
Maybe the beach has many people. She’s looking. She’s looking. Ah, finally, she spots him. Does
she spot him in the city? No, no, no, she does not see him – she does not spot him in the city.
Does she spot him in a car? No, she does not spot him in a car. Where does she spot him? Well,
she spots him at a beach.
When she spots him, is he alone? No, no, she spots him with another woman. Right? Who does
she spot at the beach? Well, she spots Bobby at the beach, right? And when she spots him, when
she sees him, she wants to run to him, but she hesitates. Why does she hesitate? She hesitates
because he’s in the buff. He’s naked. He has no clothes.
Does she wait? Does she stop, or does she run to him immediately? Well, she hesitates. She
waits, right? She wants to run to him. She starts to go, but then she stops. She waits. She hesi-
tates. She hesitates to run. Why does she hesitate to run to Bobby? Well, she hesitates because
he’s in the buff. He’s naked. Is he wearing clothes? No, no, he’s in the buff. No clothes.
Is Bobby wearing a swimsuit? No, Bobby is not wearing a swimsuit. He is in the buff. He’s in the
buff. He is naked. He has no clothes. Does Sarah see other people in the buff? Yes, she does.
She sees another person. She sees a beautiful, busty woman who is also in the buff. Does this
woman have large breasts? Yes, she does, in fact. She’s busty woman. She’s a busty woman.
Does the woman have a flat chest, a flat chest, very small breasts? No, no, no, she’s a busty
woman. She has large breasts. She’s a very busty woman.
Does Sarah hesitate because she sees Bobby naked with a busty woman? Yeah, that’s right.
That’s exactly why she waits. That’s exactly why she hesitates. She hesitates because she sees
him in the buff, and he is with a busty woman who is also in the buff – who also has no clothes.
That’s why she hesitates and waits.
After she hesitates, what does Sarah do? Well, after she hesitates, (gasp) she sees him; and then
she starts to cry. (Crying sound) “Oh, no.” Sarah starts to cry. Then she runs away. She does not
run to Bobby. She runs away. She returns to San Francisco alone. Sarah and Bobby never cross
paths again.
In the future, do Sarah and Bobby meet again? No, they never meet again. They never cross paths
again. Do they see each other again sometime in the future? No, no, no, they never cross paths
again. They never meet again. They never see each other again. Does Sarah cross paths with
Bobby again? Nooooo, she never crossed paths – crosses paths with Bobby again. Sarah never
crosses paths with Bobby again.
Does Sarah cross paths with the naked woman again? Does she cross paths with the naked
woman, the busty woman again? Well, maybe, but, no, actually, no, she doesn’t. She never sees
the busty naked woman – the busty woman in the buff – never sees her again, either. She never
crosses paths with Bobby or with the naked woman.
Does Sarah cross paths with her mother in the future? Well, yes, yes, probably, of course. She
needs her mother a lot. She crosses paths with her mother many times, so they always cross paths.
No problem. But she never crosses paths with Bobby again. Sarah and Bobby never cross paths
again. They never meet again.
All right, let’s go back to the beginning. This time I’ll pause after the key words, the key phrases.
Please repeat the phrase after me. Don’t only repeat. Please copy my pronunciation. Listen for my
intonation. When do I go up, and when do I streeeeetch, and when do I drop? Uhhhhh, uhhhhh.
Listen for that and copy it. Here we go.
Sarah longs for a fella named Bobby. (Pause) Sarah longs for a fella named Bobby. (Pause)
Good. She loves him deeply; but Bobby lives in Norway; and Sarah lives in San Francisco. Every
day, Sarah thinks about Bobby and feels unsettled. (Pause) Every day, Sarah thinks about Bobby
and feels unsettled. (Pause)
Finally, she decides she must see him to be happy. She flies to Norway to retrieve him. (Pause)
She flies to Norway to retrieve him. (Pause) Good. She flies to Norway to retrieve him and bring
him back to San Francisco. She spots him at a beach. (Pause) Good. She spots him at a beach.
(Pause) Good. Copy that intonation. Um-um-um-um-um-um. She spots him at a beach.
She wants to run to him, but she hesitates. (Pause) She wants to run to him, but she hesitates.
(Pause) Good. She hesitates because he’s in the buff. (Pause) She hesitates because he’s in the
buff. (Pause) Very good. She’s shocked and startled. (Pause) She’s shocked and startled.
(Pause) Good. She’s shocked and startled – she’s surprised – because he’s with a beautiful, busty
woman. (Pause) Good. Because he’s with a beautiful, busy woman. (Pause) Good.
She’s started because he’s with a beautiful, busty woman who is also in the buff. (Pause) Good.
She’s startled because he’s with a beautiful, busty woman who is also in the buff. (Pause) Sarah
starts to cry. (Crying sound) Then she runs away. She returns to San Francisco. Sarah and Bobby
never cross paths again. (Pause) Good. Sarah and Bobby never cross paths again. (Pause)
Okay, very good. Please pause and tell all of the story again. Tell the entire story. Try to use all the
new phrases and vocabulary. All right. I will see you next time. When you finish, go to the point of
view story. Bye-bye.