I’m not discussing Shakespeare. She was tempted to touch him in the car as they drove to the empty house, but she refrained for fear of causing a car accident. Why should she trouble herself over that young fool, who was nothing to her; who, when he eventually sobered up, would not be able to recognize her, or if he did, as something phantasmagorical? Perhaps he should not apply the term "fool"; "unfortunate" might be the more accurate application. She could almost smell her mother’s attar of white roses and lemon verbena with the memory of the story.
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