Goodlow's Ghosts
“It felt heavy. It felt as if there were fishing sinkers attached. He had no trouble moving, though. His fingers and toes moved as freely as they ever had. He thought he might even be able to play the piano.
He couldn't remember if he had been able to play the piano when he was alive, but he didn't think that it mattered. Weren't the dead free to do whatever they wished? They could levitate, disappear, read minds, transform themselves into monsters, or play the piano, although such abilities mig...ht have been far beyond them in life.
Sam remembered his name. Sam Goodlow. He remembered his last mortal moments on earth, remembered flying high into the air above the Lincoln Town Car that had run him down. He remembered a grinning face in the front seat of the Town Car, too, and remembered thinking that there was no justice in the world because the beefy guy grinning at him from the driver's seat of the Town Car would probably get away with this murder. And he remembered that justice had little to do with anything that really mattered in the universe.MoreLess
He couldn't remember if he had been able to play the piano when he was alive, but he didn't think that it mattered. Weren't the dead free to do whatever they wished? They could levitate, disappear, read minds, transform themselves into monsters, or play the piano, although such abilities mig...ht have been far beyond them in life.
Sam remembered his name. Sam Goodlow. He remembered his last mortal moments on earth, remembered flying high into the air above the Lincoln Town Car that had run him down. He remembered a grinning face in the front seat of the Town Car, too, and remembered thinking that there was no justice in the world because the beefy guy grinning at him from the driver's seat of the Town Car would probably get away with this murder. And he remembered that justice had little to do with anything that really mattered in the universe.MoreLess
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