THE LADY IN WHITE

Legend has it that at night, a person (invariably a man), he sees a woman dressed in white clothes walking down the street disorientes, visibly distraught. If man is not to ask him about his concerns, she will go straight to him and telling him to address missing, and begging him to help her return home. If a man denies making an excuse, she will devote a look of anger and let go, but the consequences will be fatal. If, however, the man decides to help her, she will tell you one way and will tell you to hurry, because his family is waiting anxiously. By car or on foot, beging the journey.


The woman never reveals where you live, but the man is giving indications that eventually disorient him too. When finally, after hours of wondering, the man is about to give up  and tell the woman he can not help; she cries out in relief, kissing his savior and announces that they have reached the destination, your home is only a few feet away. Lower the car and walks away, os have gone on foot, runs away. If man never tries to follow the will find; you can only warn, tousled, found near a cementery. Those who have tried to find out the identity of the woman, or see it again walking the same streets where they found nothing win. They never see it again. Some have deduced that people who have been in love for a night of the lady in white and have lost, not being able to find it again, a certan joie de vivre. It is useless, the lady in white appears only once in life, if it does.