We Only Know So Much
“There’s a week left before Caterina’s party; in the past it’s taken him anywhere from four days to three weeks to complete a crossword. Symmetrical is out—which is unfortunate, but symmetrical could be the difference between today and eternity. He starts by making a list of things he wants to include, taking a lot of time to consider what Caterina might know or think of (with a few exceptions): jelly beans (pomegranate, birthday cake, jalapeño), apples, spelling, Bethany, Speed, buddies, robots..., boyfriend, love, pink, pigtails, poop, in your butt, ribbons, bugs, art, reading, math, worms/spots. He uses colors, instead of just black, for the empty squares. He makes a few mistakes in numbering, and when it gets down to the wire he’ll have to settle for a few “halfs.” This is not preferable, but any more erasing and he’ll have holes in the paper. Should he make the clues hard or easy? The truth is, Otis doesn’t have the best idea of what might be hard or easy for Caterina.MoreLess
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