A weary old woman walked onto the bus, struggling to carry her shopping bags. As she walked down the aisle, no passenger was willing to give up their seat. Reichl stood up and gave the poor old lady her seat. “For me? Thank you, dearie. No one ever stands up for me. Sometimes, I feel invisible,” said the woman in a soft voice. Following the woman off the bus and home, Reichl watched how horribly the old lady was treated. “My invisible woman was Betty Jones,” she said looking at the lists of names next tot buzzers on the door. This invisible woman was the perfect cover for Reichl. Acquiring a clothes from the Salvation Army and a cheap gray wig, Reichl became Betty. At Tavern on the Green, Betty was treated, as one would expect, poorly. She and her party of old ladies were seated by a window in the dead of winter without their coats. The hostess insisted that they leave them in the front. While taking Betty’s order, the waiter craned to hear her soft voice. She was forced to write down her order because he did not care to listen anymore. Betty’s timid nature and raggedy appearance influence her service. Like Molly, she was not acknowledged, let alone
A weary old woman walked onto the bus, struggling to carry her shopping bags. As she walked down the aisle, no passenger was willing to give up their seat. Reichl stood up and gave the poor old lady her seat. “For me? Thank you, dearie. No one ever stands up for me. Sometimes, I feel invisible,” said the woman in a soft voice. Following the woman off the bus and home, Reichl watched how horribly the old lady was treated. “My invisible woman was Betty Jones,” she said looking at the lists of names next tot buzzers on the door. This invisible woman was the perfect cover for Reichl. Acquiring a clothes from the Salvation Army and a cheap gray wig, Reichl became Betty. At Tavern on the Green, Betty was treated, as one would expect, poorly. She and her party of old ladies were seated by a window in the dead of winter without their coats. The hostess insisted that they leave them in the front. While taking Betty’s order, the waiter craned to hear her soft voice. She was forced to write down her order because he did not care to listen anymore. Betty’s timid nature and raggedy appearance influence her service. Like Molly, she was not acknowledged, let alone