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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jose Latham)
Sun Aug 5 02:23:01 2007

From: "Jose Latham" <weikangfiorenze@ckrha.org>
To: "Os2ann.DISCUSS" <os2ann.DISCUSS@bloom-picayune.mit.edu>

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<p><font          =20color=3D"#FFFFF8">"I beg pardon?                     =
                   =20Or maybe she loaded it with a hot shot of something.=
                                      =20Getting into the chair didn't hur=
t as much as he had feared, and that was good, because previous experience=
 had shown him that he would hurt plenty afterward.                       =
 =20The word which defined it was catatonia, but what frightened him had n=
o such precise word=A0=97 it was, rather, a vague comparison: in that mome=
nt he thought that her thoughts had become much as he had imagined her phy=
sical self: solid, fibrous, unchannelled, with no places of hiatus.       =
                      =20"Annie, do you remember telling me what a little =
kid says to his mother when she catches him playing with the cleaning flui=
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ight hand several times before picking it up.A fucking chest-buster!=20Unl=
ess she's still alive.                  =20I couldn't even guess.         =
                     =20Was it only weariless, or had it been something el=
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<p><font     =20color=3D"#FFFFF9">Her eyes began to dart aimlessly around =
as they had when it seemed that the fire of his burning book might get out=
 of control.          =20He reversed down the hall, fighting panic, remind=
ing, himself he hadn't expected much from the front door anyway.       =20=
It spilled out of his fingers onto the board and then skittered toward the=
 edge.   =20I had to, because your car being gone meant that you could rea=
lly stay, you could really finish my book.                    =20Annie Wil=
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 slightest interest in the mechanics of making them.                      =
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 would simply run until she fell down insensible.                  =20"Mak=
e no sound,=BBshe said, leaning over him with one hand on either side of h=
is head, strands of her hair tickling his cheeks and forehead.            =
    =20But the blue-ribbon winner (at least until Annie Wilkes had entered=
 his life) had been Mrs Roman D.                 =20The woman had cut off =
his foot with an axe and his thumb with an electric knife, and here she wa=
s with a pile of caviar big enough to choke a warthog.                    =
         =20The walls were rock, carelessly chinked=A0=97 they looked like=
 a child's drawing of rock walls.                                     =20b=
ut he might well never walk again=A0=97 and surely not until each of his l=
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nful indignities.              =20He set the typewriter down, then rocked =
it up so he could fish out this new surprise.                 =20The sun b=
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id-sixties.        =20He saw her driving grimly, going too fast, and then =
("He doesn't get it from MY side of the family!                   =20It ga=
ve off the oddly interrogative squeak that told him it was the closet wher=
e she kept her outdoors stuff.                                        =20W=
hen she came in he thought at first that she must be a dream, but then rea=
lity=A0=97 or mere brute survival=A0=97 took over and he began to moan and=
 beg and plead, all of it broken, all of it coming from a deepening well o=
f unreality.                 =20The prosecution's case was entire only cir=
cumstantial, and in places thin enough to read a newspaper through.      =20=
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etting that wheelchair moving after the blow he took, but I believe.  =20W=
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komo she had hauled out of the wreck?                    =20I wasn't alway=
s sure you'd be able to, you know, although I never said because I didn't =
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