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| Certified Educator Lianne sees the hint of two towers, the smudges of grey behind the whitebottle in the still life. She turns away from the painting and is struck bywhat she sees as another still life in the living room—Mother and Lover. Ninadoes not see towers in the painting; she sees architecture maybe, but notmodern towers. When Nina has stopped looking at everything else, she plans tolook at these still life paintings. Eventually she will simply look at blankwalls. Lianne teases Martin, asking what he has on his walls. He tells her hekeeps bare walls—almost bare—both at home and at the office.The couple’s argument continues: God does or does not exist and invoking Godis a way to excuse bad behavior. Martin hunches down to where Nina is sittingand leans toward her. First they kill and then people try to understand them,he says; perhaps people will eventually learn their names, but they must killto get the attention. And the argument continues. Finally Nina announces shewill smoke a cigarette, and the tension eases. While Martin gets another beer,Nina asks about Justin, as he is planning to draw her portrait. When Martinreturns, the debate continues but is interrupted by a phone call. Every callMartin takes seems secretive and is conducted in a variety of languages. Theolder couple talks about traveling, taking a trip to see the ruins. New Yorknow has ruins, but Nina does not want to go see them. As Martin works his wayto the door, he tells her the towers were built to demonstrate wealth andpower, which was an obvious provocation, taunting someone to bring them down.Then he opens the door and leaves.Keith and Justin are watching poker on television when Lianne comes into theroom. Father has taught son some of the fundamentals of the game, but Keithunderstands this is television drama rather than anything real. Lianne enjoyswatching the players, in their assorted postures and expressions. It remindsher of studying Kierkegaard in college. She sees Keith watching her in thereflection of the screen, and she smiles at him. As Lianne swoops Justin off tobed, Keith asks his son if he

Would like a set of poker chips and a deck ofcards. He says, “maybe,” so he means yes.Finally Lianne must speak to Elena about the music, so she pounds on herdoor. Lianne tells her it is loud and asks why she must play this particularmusic now. Elena just keeps telling her it is beautiful music and she likes itbecause it brings her peace. Even when Elena’s large dog comes to the door,Lianne is persistent and tells her that it seems personal under thecircumstances; however, Elena admits to no circumstances, claiming it is justmusic and it brings her peace. No one has ever complained, says Elena; Liannemust be ultrasensitive. Lianne is explosive and reminds her the entire city isultrasensitive right now. Elena tells her to walk more quickly out of thebuilding if she is bothered by the music. Lianne shoves Elena’s face back andslams the door. The music continues. Rumsey’s cubicle was near the north façade. He and Keith played pickup hockey games in the middle of the night, wandered the streets in the summer at lunchtime, looked and talked about women, told stories, and found comfort in having a friend. Rumsey was also single but was having an affair with a married woman, and he had compulsions. He counted things and remembered random... and useless information; he memorized license plates while driving. He counted the toes on women’s feet. The two men were friends.Later, after Lianne tells him about the altercation with Elena, Keith tellsher it was a crazy thing to do, considering the gigantic dog. He hesitates buttells her that when he just came up the stairs, the music was still playing—nosofter, no louder. Forget the music, he says, but she tells him she is havingtrouble sleeping. She wakes up every night, her mind running nonstop withthoughts that disturb her. Keith tells her to talk to her mother aboutsomething to help her sleep, but Lianne has had bad experiences with suchthings and is not interested.Today the group asks Lianne to talk about where she was on the day ithappened. She tells them about Keith’s arrival at her door—about the

Fragmentsof glass on his eyelids, things she does not remember recalling. The groupmembers are rapt as she tells them about walking Keith to the hospital andabout Justin and her fears for him. She almost tells them about the briefcaseand its implications, but she does not. She wants to talk and she needs them tolisten.Terry Cheng had a gift for stacking poker chips. His challenge was always toarrange his stacks so that they were equal in monetary value but not comprisedof the same components in color or anything else. Keith has talked to himseveral times since that day, but their only connection was poker, and that isgone now.In school, Lianne was always scrawny and gangly. She remembered the timesher father would roll into town and enfold her in his embrace. Nina had beenattracted to his perspectives on architecture. They met on a small Aegeanisland, and that is where, on a second visit, Lianne was conceived. Jack wasnot a presence in Lianne’s life, though when she was ten he told her theromanticized story of how she was conceived. Ten years later, he called to tellher the story again—shortly before he shot himself.She and Keith are watching the news without sound. Lianne is slightly drunk,and she tells him her father killed himself because he did not want to livelong enough that he would not recognize his daughter. Keith believes it becauseLianne believes it. They plan to buy Justin a book on birds so he can completea school project. Each student must adopt a bird; Justin is thinking about akestrel, a small hawk.Keith meets Florence at the mattress store. The plan is for Keith to helpher select a mattress before they have some lunch together. Then they will gotheir separate ways—a public tryst. As Florence is sitting on the edge of a bedand bouncing down and up to test it, two men make crude comments about her.Keith hears and calls one of them out for what he said. Florence heard thecomments and is quietly watching. The man attempts to ignore Keith, but Keithgoes on the attack. He approaches the man and punches him in

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