Marilyn Monroe's Hidden Reality

A famous photograph captured Marilyn Monroe sitting in a garden in Long Island in 1955, reading James Joyce's novel "Ulysses," one of the most complex works of literature. The image shows Monroe without makeup and barefoot, aiming to highlight her intellectual side and reflect her ability to control her public image. This recording demonstrates that Monroe was an avid reader with a vast library, deliberately showcasing her intellectual depth and challenging the stereotypes of her as a superficial personality.

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