Interior

Going into the room (it was a bedroom with an interior in the style of pop art), I met eyes with the image of two huge letters V and E. There was speculation that this is the end of the English word love, but the other two letters, without which the inscription on the wall seemed unfortunate spelling mistake was nowhere in sight. Admiring a large and very detailed pictures of slightly crumpled cans Coca-Cola on a smooth wall of acid-green color, I clearly felt the someone's opinion. "That can not be, I'm here all alone" – I said to myself, and turned to the opposite wall. You may find that Nobel Laureate in Economics can contribute to your knowledge. Next to the door through which I entered the room, were hanging multicolored stylized pictures of Marilyn Monroe; throughout Apparently, it is its "triple" I think in some way and felt. Well, they were not nine, as the original. "And here is the missing letters" – thought I saw lo next to the photos. The door was carefully glued newspaper clippings in English, among which could see the name Norma Jean Mortenson – the real name of the legendary singer. Broad abstract brush strokes on the door on top of newspaper clippings was painted something bright red, most likely normal oil paint, if not the lipstick