Way up to heaven by silvana

2025-06-23 22:27:59 UTC

I think it's a strange story but it's good because you have to try to imagine what happens in the end (but you more or less realize what happened), I think the woman could have spoken instead of letting him die and the husband is bad, I don't like that he makes the wife wait since she didn't like it, but I think the story is interesting

2025-06-23 22:39:18 UTC

The most surprising part of the story for me was the end scene, when Mrs. Foster arrived home after her trip to Paris. That's when I finally understood that she had left his husband trapped in the elevator on purpose, as she wanted to get rid of him for making her suffer by purposely keeping her waiting all the time. Personally, I understand that it was very evil of Mr. Foster to do so, because he definitely knew about her phobia. However, I don't believe that letting him die was the best way to get rid of him. She could've just broken up with him...

Gonzalo Luchetti

2025-06-23 22:43:00 UTC

I think Mrs. Foster was absolutely crazy about timetables, but Mr. Foster was also a very bad husband trying to annoy her by making she get late to places on purpose

Fabrizio Servente

2025-06-23 22:52:37 UTC

In my opinion, the story es interesting, but the Foster's relation was strange. The part of the story which took all my attention was the Mrs. Foster's travel to Paris, because in the future, I will like to go to Paris with all my family, the opposite of the story. 🛩️🧳👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Catalina Sacchi

2025-06-27 18:59:50 UTC

In my opinion the story was good but strange because of the main characters. Mr Foster it’s a strict and old men who always want to make his wife angry,she has a phobia about being late,and he did everything for let her waiting. She never said anything to him because of the authority he had on Ms Foster.

It was the best decision to let him died in the elevator,I think it was the revenge for Ms Foster and she felt better after that