“Right before bed, I spend twenty minutes in this place. Then I can sleep.” “You mean you simply sit here… — James Morrow
“Right before bed, I spend twenty minutes in this place. Then I can sleep.”
“You mean you simply sit here, staring at everybody’s pain? All you do is look at it?”
“Uh-huh. Just like God.”
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