Author: Scott
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: When a person has privacy but doesn't want others to know, we can say they "have a skeleton in their closet." Most people have done some unscrupulous things, and Carol Sanders is no exception. She has a "skeleton in her closet" that she can't shake off no matter where she goes. This makes her increasingly frustrated. Of course, this unscrupulous act is slowly destroying her life. Later, she meets someone with even more privacy. His privacy requires an entire island to conceal. Maybe there's a possibility that Carol could discover his privacy. But if she wants to uncover his privacy, what would happen to him? Would he be willing to tell her his privacy? Or would he be angry—very angry? It all depends on what his "skeleton in the closet" hidden in the locked room really is—and Carol has to open that locked door.
Dead Island: English-Chinese Contrast
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