House Of Cards

LURCH was a member of the Addams family. He was very tall and like other members of the family, he seemed strange and mysterious for the fossilized people of that time. Because he behaved differently from the others. He was a sensitive, kind man who was concerned about his own and people’s personal growth. He longed to change the world, so every Sunday, in church, with his loving heart; he encouraged and helped people (who listened to him) to discover their ideas and values and to be their true selves as he himself couldn’t. Lurch had a secret. He was gay which was forbidden in those distant years. That is why he seemed strange. One day, his secret was revealed and church took his love from him and separated them, and he was no longer allowed to enter the church. However, he found a way to set a date with his love at one Friday night in house of card out of the city. He expected his love stay with him forever but he came and just said goodbye as he was in love with a girl this time. Lurch's heart broke, everyone rejected him and even his only love left him. He became depressed and angry. He was alone and felt like he was suffocating in a cage. One of those hard days, a boy whom Lurch had motivated to live his life with love and happiness, came to him. Because he loved Lurch but was always afraid to express it. When Lurch left the church and had to stay away from people, he found he never could not forget Lurch. Love flowed again in Lurch's veins and the love he had given to others returned to him. They left the city together for a new place that was free for gays. Eventually, he was able to be his true self, behave as he wished and dress, as he wanted. He loved white dresses decorated with red and black embellishments. His masculine side liked simple, white suits with sharp edges so he changed all of his suits due to his good sense of fashion and designing. He also could wear women's dresses with puffy skirts and exaggerated sleeves that he had always dreamed of. He adorned his dresses with small hearts and red fringes as a sign of love that had flowed in his heart and veins.