He was really drunk and was talking rubbish. Robert and Pete were havingtheir own conversation and ignored him. "See the slappers are in tonight" hesa...d referring to the girls on stage. He told me he was 58 years old and cameout tonight wearing his slippers. He gripped my shoulder and continuedrambling on about how he was only out for a bit of fun. After 20 minutes Ihad enough of him and dared him to go on stage and dance with the girls.To my surprise he did and then he kicked his slippers off. Now with Pam at ease she and jack enjoy a nice breakfast. Jack moves from the kitchen to his recliner turning on the t-v having no intention on watching it, its just habit. “Hey Pam, take a seat” as jack pats his knee. Pam sets her coffee on the table next to the chair and sits on his lap. “So honey, I heard a few things from the guys and I would like to know the truth”. Pam smiles “I’m an open book. Ask me anything no secrets but, make sure you really want to know the answers before you ask. That is not sensible, we are not Lone One who chooses not to have his name. Lone One has reasons for his choice, but a name is important; it is the one that we are. I tell the Maggie that it knows our names now, and it should not call us other. I go below to think on Kitik and to rest.I think, too, of how Kitik is hurt. None are near him when he takes hurt. How is it possible that he is hurt when he is alone?A memory comes to me. Once when I am small and still with Mother we come upon a strange. Mark very calmly asked the porter to leave the trolley where it was and gave him a tip. Mark asked us if we liked the suite, to which Tom replied, 'It's very plush, it must cost a fortune for a night here", Mark shrugged his shoulders walked over to me and put arm around my shoulders, kissed me gently on the neck and told not to worry about the expense, that's all taken care of! "Come this way" he said as he led me through two large doors into a beautifully decorated bedroom with an enormous.