donlucchese
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- Mar 23, 2011
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Salute,
Ofcourse the title of the thread depicts itself from the title of the movie directed by my personal favourite Tyler Perry. It shows how a woman can betray you bila kua hata na chembe ya huruma. Its summary for those who haven't seen it:
In a prologue, socialite Charlotte Cartwright
hosts the wedding of her best
friend Alice Evans' daughter
Andrea who is marrying
ambitious construction worker Chris Bennett. The couple is
congratulated by Charlotte's son William and his wife Jillian ,
who deprived Charlotte of planning an
elaborate reception for them by eloping.
William suggests the newlyweds contact him
for employment with the Cartwright family's
highly successful Atlanta construction
company after they return from their
honeymoon.
Four years later, Ben , is married to
Andrea's sister Pam . Pam
looks after Andrea's three-year-old son for extra
income while working at her mother's diner. It
troubles her that Andrea doesn't do more to
help their mother financially when her designer
clothes and new Mercedes make it clear she is
prospering. What Pam doesn't realize is her
sister is involved in an extramarital affair with
William and enjoying all the perks that come
with the relationship.
Chris has dreams of opening his own
construction firm with Ben, but Andrea - who
clearly now thinks she's much better than her
husband because of her success - ridicules him
and his aspirations. He and Ben apply for a loan
at the bank and are declined, but he
accidentally discovers his wife has nearly
$300,000 on deposit in a secret account.
When Andrea returns home late one night to
find Chris sorting through financial records she
had hidden, she claims the money is an
accumulation of bonuses she received from
William and insists she has the right to keep
some things private from her spouse. Telling
him he never will be as charming and
successful as William, she refuses to finance his
dream.
William is determined to wrest control of the
company from Charlotte, and is certain the
$500 million deal he recently has closed will
prove he's capable of running the firm.
Instead, his mother hires Abby Dexter as COO. She determines the company
will have to front $25 million to make William's
new deal viable, and the only way to raise the
money is for Charlotte to sell 10% of her
shares, thus leaving her with a minority vote.
William reminds Abby his vote combined with
his mother's will give the Cartwrights
continued control, and she advises Charlotte to
sell her shares.
Charlotte suggests she and Alice take a road
trip in the vintage turquoise Cadillac
convertible she has purchased. Alice initially
declines but eventually agrees, and the two
women head west, following neither a set route
nor timetable. Rambunctiously adventurous
Charlotte introduces Alice to honky tonks and
strip clubs with male dancers, while religiously
strait-laced Alice reciprocates by bringing
Charlotte to a communal baptism so her soul
can be saved. Late one night, when Charlotte
becomes unduly stressed while trying to deal
with her digital camera, she reveals she has
been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's
disease and has been told there is nothing that
can be done to slow the process of her mental
decline.
Meanwhile both Jillian and Abby become aware
of Andrea and William's affair. Although Jillian
makes a flippant remark to Chris that Andrea is
with her husband, he is oblivious. William then
fires both Chris and Ben after being
approached for investment money to start a
separate construction business on their own.
Abby then fires Andrea, who has been told by
Jillian to stay away from her husband William.
Charlotte and Alice return to Atlanta, where
Andrea confronts and gets mad at Chris for
depositing her $300,000 into a business
account, the majority of which has already
been distributed. She says that he is tired of
him and that he and Ben will never be like
William. Ben remarks that nobody is trying to
be like him and that she can't see that because
of the affair. Chris pulls Andrea aside and she
tells him the money came from William and
that he is her man. Chris, furious, slaps Andrea
and she falls over the counter. He arguably
says that she thinks that he was crazy. She
says keep the money and throws some money
in his face and says to get some boxes and get
his stuff. Chris couldn't believe that after 5
years they have been married, she would talk
to him like that. He wonders about their son
and Andrea says that William is the father.
So, the Question is why do you think a woman would cheat on her lawfully wedded husband? Maana mpaka mnaenda before the Altar it means you are both sure of what you are doing and you commit yourself for a lifetime with your partner. So WHy?
Ofcourse the title of the thread depicts itself from the title of the movie directed by my personal favourite Tyler Perry. It shows how a woman can betray you bila kua hata na chembe ya huruma. Its summary for those who haven't seen it:
In a prologue, socialite Charlotte Cartwright
hosts the wedding of her best
friend Alice Evans' daughter
Andrea who is marrying
ambitious construction worker Chris Bennett. The couple is
congratulated by Charlotte's son William and his wife Jillian ,
who deprived Charlotte of planning an
elaborate reception for them by eloping.
William suggests the newlyweds contact him
for employment with the Cartwright family's
highly successful Atlanta construction
company after they return from their
honeymoon.
Four years later, Ben , is married to
Andrea's sister Pam . Pam
looks after Andrea's three-year-old son for extra
income while working at her mother's diner. It
troubles her that Andrea doesn't do more to
help their mother financially when her designer
clothes and new Mercedes make it clear she is
prospering. What Pam doesn't realize is her
sister is involved in an extramarital affair with
William and enjoying all the perks that come
with the relationship.
Chris has dreams of opening his own
construction firm with Ben, but Andrea - who
clearly now thinks she's much better than her
husband because of her success - ridicules him
and his aspirations. He and Ben apply for a loan
at the bank and are declined, but he
accidentally discovers his wife has nearly
$300,000 on deposit in a secret account.
When Andrea returns home late one night to
find Chris sorting through financial records she
had hidden, she claims the money is an
accumulation of bonuses she received from
William and insists she has the right to keep
some things private from her spouse. Telling
him he never will be as charming and
successful as William, she refuses to finance his
dream.
William is determined to wrest control of the
company from Charlotte, and is certain the
$500 million deal he recently has closed will
prove he's capable of running the firm.
Instead, his mother hires Abby Dexter as COO. She determines the company
will have to front $25 million to make William's
new deal viable, and the only way to raise the
money is for Charlotte to sell 10% of her
shares, thus leaving her with a minority vote.
William reminds Abby his vote combined with
his mother's will give the Cartwrights
continued control, and she advises Charlotte to
sell her shares.
Charlotte suggests she and Alice take a road
trip in the vintage turquoise Cadillac
convertible she has purchased. Alice initially
declines but eventually agrees, and the two
women head west, following neither a set route
nor timetable. Rambunctiously adventurous
Charlotte introduces Alice to honky tonks and
strip clubs with male dancers, while religiously
strait-laced Alice reciprocates by bringing
Charlotte to a communal baptism so her soul
can be saved. Late one night, when Charlotte
becomes unduly stressed while trying to deal
with her digital camera, she reveals she has
been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's
disease and has been told there is nothing that
can be done to slow the process of her mental
decline.
Meanwhile both Jillian and Abby become aware
of Andrea and William's affair. Although Jillian
makes a flippant remark to Chris that Andrea is
with her husband, he is oblivious. William then
fires both Chris and Ben after being
approached for investment money to start a
separate construction business on their own.
Abby then fires Andrea, who has been told by
Jillian to stay away from her husband William.
Charlotte and Alice return to Atlanta, where
Andrea confronts and gets mad at Chris for
depositing her $300,000 into a business
account, the majority of which has already
been distributed. She says that he is tired of
him and that he and Ben will never be like
William. Ben remarks that nobody is trying to
be like him and that she can't see that because
of the affair. Chris pulls Andrea aside and she
tells him the money came from William and
that he is her man. Chris, furious, slaps Andrea
and she falls over the counter. He arguably
says that she thinks that he was crazy. She
says keep the money and throws some money
in his face and says to get some boxes and get
his stuff. Chris couldn't believe that after 5
years they have been married, she would talk
to him like that. He wonders about their son
and Andrea says that William is the father.
So, the Question is why do you think a woman would cheat on her lawfully wedded husband? Maana mpaka mnaenda before the Altar it means you are both sure of what you are doing and you commit yourself for a lifetime with your partner. So WHy?