Misery

:41:01

You just expect me to whip
something off, is that it?

:41:04

I expect nothing less
than your masterpiece.

:41:09

You do understand that this is not the
ordinary way in which books get written.

:41:14

I mean, some people might actually
consider this an oddball situation.

:41:18

I have total confidence in your brilliance.
Besides, the view will inspire you.

:41:23

You just inhale that. I'll be right back.

:41:38

I guess you don't get bothered
by neighbours much.

:41:40

Don't worry, you'll have total solitude
so you can concentrate on your work.

:41:45

Great.

:41:48

I got you this expensive
paper to type on,...

:41:51

..and I got a great deal on this 50lb
clunker on account of it's missing an N.

:41:55

I told the saleslady N was one of the
letters in my favourite writer's name.

:42:02

It's two of the letters
in my favourite nurse's name, A-nn-ie.

:42:07

You fooler! Did I do good?

:42:11

You did great.

:42:16

There is just one little thing. Uh...

:42:21

I can't work on this paper. See,
it's Corrasable Bond. It smudges.

:42:26

So I thought maybe,
if you went back into town,...

:42:30

..you could bring me
some white long-grain mimeo.

:42:34

But mine cost the most,
so I don't see how it can smudge.

:42:39

Come here, I'll show you.

:42:58

Oh... It does smudge after all.
Isn't that fascinating.