And when I stepped in there, and it registered with the wife and aunt and uncle who I was, they just started, like, bawling, weeping, and I was just in a place where I felt this need to console her.
She'd said this not to console him but to criticize him for stubbornly insisting that he and his wife get a place of their own, instead of living under her roof.
"This work was to console and to celebrate the American experience," he said.
An official with the UN, which backs this agreement, tried to console her.
"We only want one thing: when we meet someone who has been through all this, we want to console one another".
She tried telling herself that Milena's offering wasn't better than hers — it was simply new — but this thought failed to console her, as it had failed to console her over the years, every time she had sniffed yet another whiff of new perfume on her husband's shirt.
She thinks: "Agaat, now that language has forsaken me and one eye has fallen shut and the other stares unblinkingly, now I find this longing in my heart to console you, in anticipation, for the hereafter.
"We think this could be as revolutionary to console gaming as the Wii was," says Si Stratton of Cardiff-based studio Mr Dog, which is working on both virtual reality games and movies.
This will be a visit to console the souls of the victims," Abe told reporters.
"This will be a visit to console the souls of the victims," Abe told reporters this month.
