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Elizabeth GILBERT: I SWEAR I do not GROOM 
I swear I GROOM-Elizabeth Gilbert: "... and they lived happily, divorced and happy." It had to end like the unique story of Elizabeth Gilbert and his Felipe. At the end of "Eat pray love" we had left on the beach in Bali, in love and decided not to marry again. A disastrously failed first marriage for each was more than enough: from now on would celebrate the love in their own way, without official rites, without constraints and without the risk of future legal complications. Together, they lived all his life would continue to travel and work as before, with Philadelphia as a base and a passport in your pocket. But the hard-working staff of the Department of immigration and security at Dallas had in mind a different ending. For them, the Brazilian Felipe, with his frequent comings and goings between America and the rest of the world, it was just another unwelcome guest, who is suspected of residing illegally in the country and as such, punishable by expulsion. Only the wedding with his girlfriend and recalcitrant American accent could allow him to legally set foot in the United States. Elizabeth Gilbert takes up the story from where he had left to face the fascinating and controversial topic of "yes" in all its nuances and implications. And in so doing returns to stage the anxieties, fears, impulses and hidden desires and her all women.
I swear I GROOM-Elizabeth Gilbert: "... and they lived happily, divorced and happy." It had to end like the unique story of Elizabeth Gilbert and his Felipe. At the end of "Eat pray love" we had left on the beach in Bali, in love and decided not to marry again. A disastrously failed first marriage for each was more than enough: from now on would celebrate the love in their own way, without official rites, without constraints and without the risk of future legal complications. Together, they lived all his life would continue to travel and work as before, with Philadelphia as a base and a passport in your pocket. But the hard-working staff of the Department of immigration and security at Dallas had in mind a different ending. For them, the Brazilian Felipe, with his frequent comings and goings between America and the rest of the world, it was just another unwelcome guest, who is suspected of residing illegally in the country and as such, punishable by expulsion. Only the wedding with his girlfriend and recalcitrant American accent could allow him to legally set foot in the United States. Elizabeth Gilbert takes up the story from where he had left to face the fascinating and controversial topic of "yes" in all its nuances and implications. And in so doing returns to stage the anxieties, fears, impulses and hidden desires and her all women. 
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