In this paragraph I will tell you about Robert Kincaid and a little about his personality. Robert was a photographer for National Geographic and sometimes just for himself. He photographed in the outdoors. He thought that courage and strength was a big part of human life (nature.) He didn't think that computers and robots are something big. He said, "there were things we could do, were designed to do, that nobody or no machine could do. We run fast are strong and quick, aggressive and tough. We were given courage. We can throw spears long distances and fight in hand-to-hand combat. Eventually, computers and robots will run things. Humans will manage those machines, but that doesn't require courage or strength, or any characteristics like those. In fact, men are outliving their usefulness..." (100, 101 Waller) I really think that what he said is right. I think that by that he means that soon people will jus

(This is thought by the, "Nighthawk" Cummings, his friend.) But, man, I'm haunted by that sory he told me about him and the woman. So, every Tuesday rnight I get out my horn, and I play that tune I wrote for him. I play it here, all by myself. And for some reason I always look at that picture he gave me while I play it. Somethin' about it, don't know what it is, but I can't take my eyes off that picture when play the tune. O kist stamd jere, apbit twilight, makin' that ol' horn weep, and I play that tune for a man named Robert Kincaid and woman he called Francesca. (170, Waller) I realized that the "Nighthawk" was a real friend. He will never forget Robert.

...I think its time for me to get my affairs in order (as they say)...After looking through the safe deposit box and finding the large manila envelope addressed to me with a 1965 postmark, I'm sure you'll eventually come to this letter. If possible, please sit at the old kitchen table to read it. You'll understand that request shortly... (150, Warren) I realized that she really wasn't scared to tell them that and as long as they know everything will be all right. Like I said earlier, I think that she is a very truthful person.

Robert James Waller wrote the book, The Bridge of Madison County

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