Tin Woodman

David Bischoff, Dennis R. Bailey

Authors: David Bischoff, Dennis R. Bailey

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“Original recording voice-locked per program 774-D.) I feel giddy, elated. Perhaps I’m a little drunk—certainly a novel sensation. I should have restrained myself at the dance where I talked with Mora and her friend . . . so much depends now on my being in complete control. Yet I’ve never been less afraid, more certain of success, than now. Perhaps . . . I remember my mother as a terrible drinker. Father pretended it didn’t bother him. He used to call it her “courage.” It made her so courageous ...that she killed them both in a traffic accident when I was thirteen . . . but I don’t want to think about that . . . Learning that the exec had a mother would probably shock the crew worse than anything else in this journal. I hadn’t seen Mora since the Tin Woodman incident. I think I’ve gained her trust—and I think she’s worried that maybe Darsen will find Tin Woodman and Div again, and do them harm. So mutiny is just fine with her. Seeing Mora tonight, I remembered the dedication with which she used to ply her so ineffectual trade.MoreLess Read More Read Less