CChet
I just like to have something to balance out the farce, you know?
I think farcing may be sadder.
CChet
God, you're right, it's all sad.
And farcical.
“Jacob's Ladder” · Season 1, Episode 6
In this episode: Daniel Holden (4), Amantha Holden (1), Janet Talbot (1), Jon Stern (1)
It shocked me to find you here. You know, just not used to contemplating all the variables one might encounter. I mean, there were variables inside, but it wasn't like out here, where it's... you know, if you don't have the years of experiences, if there isn't the repetition of everyday living to make things mundane, because mundane is calming and soothing, mundane isn't out of the ordinary. And when everything is out of the ordinary, it can be too much sometimes, you know? Like finding you behind this door, when I didn't even consider there could be somebody else behind this door but my sister. Your mind puts it together, of course, but even just the door opening is still very unreal.
You're elusive, Chet.
CChet
That's an under-appreciated skill.
So it can be developed?
CChet
I think so. Probably helps to have a little bit of a knack for it first.
Did you jump the gun?
Don't I always?
No. You usually face the gun, Amantha. You always have, ever since you were a child.
You doing okay? With things?
I don't think so, Jon. I don't think so.
That's not... that's normal.
What is?
Not doing okay - considering everything.
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