Mr. Strickland married Tahitian girl Ata, and they moved to uninhabited part of island. Ata gave birth to a boy. They lived in piece until Strickland got leprosy. Being sick he painted his masterpiece on the walls of his hut, but in his dying will Charles asked Ata to burn the house down after his death. That's why the painting of his life had never been shown to audience.
Having left Tahiti for England, the narrotar came home. He decided to meet with Mrs. Strickland and told about the last years of her husband's life.
Having left Tahiti for England, the narrotar came home. He decided to meet with Mrs. Strickland and told about the last years of her husband's life.
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Mr. Strickland married THE Tahitian girl Ata, and they moved to THE uninhabited part of THE island. Ata gave birth to a boy. They lived in pEAce until Strickland got leprosy. Being sick he painted his masterpiece on the walls of his hut, but IN HIS LAST WILL Charles asked Ata to burn the house down after his death. That's why the painting of his life WOULD never BE shown to audience.