What was Sarah?

I think that she just likes playing piano for herself or for her guests (e.g. Tommy :cheer: )

I agree with Cole, maybe she liked to play on the piano at her freetime.

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Or she just played the piano and then pull Tommy to the bed 😆

I see. What then, was Sarah working as the rest of the time she wasn̫̉t helping out at the bar?

I think that she didn’t have so much time to work since she born a baby, but anyway – her father Luigi worked at Salieri’s bar. And I guess that his job was very well paid because Salieri was very loaded.

I think that she didn’t have so much time to work since she born a baby’ date=’ but anyway – her father Luigi worked at Salieri’s bar. And I guess that his job was very well paid because Salieri was very loaded.[/quote’] 

Yoủ̫re making a joke, right? So she was born a baby and stayed one the rest of her life, never knowing much of anything? Haha, nice one.

 

Maybe Sarah was a dress maker? A lot of gals worked making dresses back in the depression. Could the dress she wore in the game have been her own custom made?

I think that she didn’t have so much time to work since she born a baby’ date=’ but anyway – her father Luigi worked at Salieri’s bar. And I guess that his job was very well paid because Salieri was very loaded.[/quote’] 

Yoủ̫re making a joke, right? So she was born a baby and stayed one the rest of her life, never knowing much of anything? Haha, nice one.

 

 

WTF ? The baby isn’t subject of discussion, I don’t really know what do you mean illy:

I think Cole is talking about Sarah’s daughter. Grammatical misunderstanding.

So she became a housewife? You know, I respect housewives, but I don̫̉t want to think that when their daughter was born, she gave up her working life. Americả̫s never been Spain or Italy. Women have more rights in the US and have always wanted to work alongside their men.

Im America in the 1930’s women only worked if they had to.

Being a housewife was pretty much the goal of every girl.

In the 1940’s they worked because of the war…but when the war ended they happily went back to the housewife role, and it wasn’t until the later 1960’s that the liberation movement took hold and women started competeing with men in the work place

Sarah wouldn’t have had any trouble quitting her job. How could have she worked anyway if she had to take care of her daughter.

No, true, true. She did need to stay home to take care of the young one. The thing is I always thought it was strange that we never saw her again after mission 7. Ỉ̫d have liked to see more of her.

I was wondering, how much did Sarah know about what Tommy was? From what I gather, she thought Salieri was a business man who had armed bodyguards. You think she ever learned anything more?