Pulp Fiction, 1951 · page 60 of 116
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58 THE MOON IS HEAVEN itself, And then—and then—but you can’t take it from there. You want an Einstein for that. Suddenly you realise that Reina is talking to you. You'd been walking along, staring up at Earth, round at the mountains, the plains, the crater rings, and you’d not been taking in the stuff coming over the radio. You hadn't, in fact, noticed that Atah and Leeson have turned back towards the dome. ‘‘T said are you going to walk all round the Moon?”’ Reina repeats. ‘‘ Because if that’s your idea, you can do it alone!” You laugh and turn back with her, hurrying to catch up with the others. You remain silent, still thinking the great thoughts about eternity and such like. It’s all so big! Back at the dome, you all go through the air-lock. You and Reina go in last. When you get inside you find Atah and Leeson staring down at Schnabel. He is on the floor and there’s a thin trickle of blood running from his head. comicbooks.com