Pulp Fiction, 1951 · page 112 of 116
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110 THE MOON IS HEAVEN It doesn’t matter any more. Maybe you're being selfish, but nothing seems to matter any more. The world is a great place, whether by that you mean Earth or Moon. Great places, both of them. And then the force drops away. The ship lurches a little and then stays motionless, “Well,”’ says Atah. ‘‘ We seem to have made it. Let’s go and see what they think of the men in the Moon.”’ THE END All characters in this story are fictitious and imaginary and bear no relation to any lving person. comicbooks.com