I have a story with a question?!
Question: I heard this story yesterday. A man and a woman were married for 10 years. The husband suddenly dies. When the wife goes to the funeral, she meets this man and they talk for almost two hours. Later, the same woman kills her sister. Why do you think she killed her? whoever gets it right gets ba
Answers: I heard this story yesterday. A man and a woman were married for 10 years. The husband suddenly dies. When the wife goes to the funeral, she meets this man and they talk for almost two hours. Later, the same woman kills her sister. Why do you think she killed her? whoever gets it right gets ba
The woman fell in love with the man and wanted to meet him again! So she killed her sister hoping that he would come for her funeral!!!
The man was her sister's husband?
The man is her sisters husband. She liked him a lot, so she killed her sister so she could have the guy all to herself.
The man was her sister's husband
theres not enough information
I heard this one before. but it was told differently. It was the sister's husband
Mmmm... interpretation is very one sided... For me, I think that the guy was a gossip and he told the widow that her sister banged her husband for the past 8 years...
It seems more logical to me than the story where she falls in love so hard in only two hours after, in her husband's funeral...
yeah wat brainz says
so she could meet the guy agian because he went to her husbands funeral so he must be a freind of the family that she didn't know so she killed her sister to meet him again
Actually, it's a question some psychologists asks to determine whther a person has psychopathic or anti-social tendencies. Surprisingly, those convicted or were diagnosed to be one, all answered "so she can meet him again in her sister's funeral''. Those who are normal (from the psychiatrists/psychologist's point of view) never had similar answers to those of the 'pyschopaths'. Am not sure how valid or accurate the theory is. And no, my answer wasn't anything psychopathic.
And there's no such thing as 'right answer' in the strictest sense of the word....just an indicator of tendencies. But again, I cannot vouch for the validity of the theory