Shawshank part 3, en-en

bright intelligent or able to learn things quickly

nub a small lump or end

abroad in or to a foreign country or countries

woe great distress or troubled feeling

obtuse not able to understand what is simple

deliberate done with awareness or intention

indulge to allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of something that may not be healthy or appropriate

pry to move, raise, or open by force

blind unable to see

vanish to suddenly and completely disappear or stop being visible

testimony a statement that someone gives in court that is promised to be true

conclusion the end or finish of an event

conspiracy a secret plan by a group to do something bad

drab not bright or interesting

rejoin to join together again

regret to feel sad or disappointed over something that was done or missed in the past

scam a dishonest plan especially for making money quickly in a dishonest way by lying to people

tornado a violent and destructive storm with powerful winds that move around a central point

underestimate to think that something is smaller or less important than it actually is

miracle a surprising and welcome event that can not be explained by natural or scientific laws and is considered to be the work of God

severance pay an amount paid to an employee when they leave their job

deprive to take something away

harsh unpleasantly rough

escape to get away from a place where you are being kept

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