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“You don’t have to be me,” she said with a longing smile, “just think that your next move is to kill!”
Image: ’Picador et femme’, 1960 – Pablo Picasso
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A very interesting and visual take on the prompt. I could see them talking in my head.
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Haha! Talk about an interesting conversation. The picture reminds me of the 19th century south. Possibly texas? I don’t know. But it does remind me of a movie of some sorts.
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