Earthbound Page #8
What exactly is it
you're looking for?
Well, before he died,
bill told joe some things
bill told joe some things
about his background
about his background
and we just wanted to know
and we just wanted to know
if they were true.
I learned not to look
too closely
too closely
at what bill norman told me.
At what bill norman told me.
Just me, dear.
And some manuscripts
and other rubbish.
And other rubbish.
Manuscripts.
Manuscripts.
worth a damn.
Worth a damn.
Science fiction nonsense.
Science fiction nonsense.
Told me he was
told me he was
gonna be a big seller.
There's some stuff
still in the garage.
Well, can I see them?
What did he tell you, joe?
The garage isn't locked.
Okay thanks.
I better go with him.
Look sweetheart,
look sweetheart,
bill norman left nothing
bill norman left nothing
but destruction in his wake.
But destruction in his wake.
Whatever joe is looking for,
whatever joe is looking for,
believe me, he won't like
believe me, he won't like
what he finds.
What he finds.
joe.
Joe.
Wait.
Wait.
This is what the key opens.
This is what the key opens.
Wait.
Wait.
Wait!
Wait!
What if it's not true?
What if it's not true?
What if none of it is real?
What if none of it is real?
just not knowing?
Just not knowing?
But it is real.
But it is real.
And now you'll see.
And now you'll see.
Well, don't open it,
well, don't open it,
I mean, not for me.
I mean, not for me.
I want to make you
I want to make you
believe so much.
Believe so much.
So much.
So much.
And now I can show you.
And now I can show you.
dear mr. norman.
Dear mr. norman.
Thank you for submitting
thank you for submitting
your manuscript
your manuscript
the boy from the stars,
the boy from the stars,
that, at this time,
that, at this time,
joe.
Joe.
Joe, what is it?
Joe, what is it?
joe.
Oh god.
Oh.
Oh.
Joe!
Joe!
Joe!
but it's just a story.
But it's just a story.
What if it wasn't?
What if it wasn't?
What if it was true?
What if it was true?
Joe, I need to know you're
joe, I need to know you're
gonna be all right.
Gonna be all right.
where are you?
Where are you?
Talk to me.
Talk to me.
Come on, I know you're there.
Come on, I know you're there.
Talk to me.
Talk to me.
don't just leave me.
Don't just leave me.
Don't just leave me here alone.
Don't just leave me here alone.
please daddy,
please daddy,
don't leave me here on my own.
Don't leave me here on my own.
Please.
Please.
joe.
Joe.
You have one new voice
message.
Message.
New voice messages.
New voice messages.
anaxotech head office.
Anaxotech head office.
I know we didn't get to finish
I know we didn't get to finish
our little chat earlier,
our little chat earlier,
and I could have told you
and I could have told you
that we like what we
that we like what we
see in you, joe.
Yes, we think you've got
potential.
Potential.
So we're promoting you
so we're promoting you
effective immediately.
Effective immediately.
Congrat--.
Congrat--.
Joe, can I come in?
Please talk to me.
Please talk to me.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I just want you to know
I just want you to know
that I'm here for you.
I'll be right here.
What are you doing?
What are you doing?
What are you doing?
I have to work.
You're not actually
going to go in, are you?
Going to go in, are you?
I've been promoted.
I've been promoted.
It's my first day
it's my first day
in my new role.
Joe, you can't carry on
like nothing's changed.
Like nothing's changed.
That's denial.
I am not in denial.
Yes you are.
Yes you are.
This.
This.
Denying that you're in denial
denying that you're in denial
is denial, joe.
Is denial, joe.
Oh, now who's starting
oh, now who's starting
to sound crazy, maria?
To sound crazy, maria?
Joe.
Joe.
Seriously maria, I'm fine.
Seriously maria, I'm fine.
I understand that my father
I understand that my father
better off
believing I really was an alien
believing I really was an alien
but obviously that's ridiculous.
But obviously that's ridiculous.
I haven't got a mission to do
I haven't got a mission to do
but I do have a job to go to.
But I do have a job to go to.
That much hasn't changed.
Joe, don't do this.
We at least have to
we at least have to
talk about it.
Talk about it.
Well, there isn't much to say.
Well, there isn't much to say.
Seriously.
Seriously.
You were right, okay?
You were right, okay?
None of it was real.
None of it was real.
I was deluded
I was deluded
and now I see things
and now I see things
the way they really are
the way they really are
just like you do.
Just like you do.
So what else
so what else
do you want me to say?
I just want to help you.
I don't want your help.
I don't want your help.
I don't need it.
I've got to go.
Morning joe.
Hello mr. jennings.
Hello mr. jennings.
Call me gordon.
Call me gordon.
Gordon.
Gordon.
Exciting new changes, huh?
Exciting new changes, huh?
It's a whole new world.
It's a whole new world.
You up to the task?
You up to the task?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I can do it.
I can do it.
Good.
Good.
You'll be taking on
you'll be taking on
phil's workload so you might
phil's workload so you might
want to put in some o.T.
Want to put in some o.T.
On this.
On this.
you actually mean
you actually mean
only matrix analyst?
Only matrix analyst?
And since you won't have phil
and since you won't have phil
to cover for you
to cover for you
just make sure and clear
just make sure and clear
in advance.
In advance.
Thanks.
Thanks.
So does this promotion
so does this promotion
include a pay raise?
Well, technically
you avoided a pay cut
you avoided a pay cut
by getting promoted,
by getting promoted,
so, yes, I suppose it does.
So being promoted
means no pay raise
means no pay raise
and double the workload.
And double the workload.
Welcome to the team.
Welcome to the team.
I am the team.
I am the team.
That's the spirit.
Morning joe.
What do you want?
What do you want?
Well, you're my patient now.
I'm here to assess
your mental health.
Joe, zalaxon was an
antidepressant in the mid 90s.
Antidepressant in the mid 90s.
They took it off the shelves
they took it off the shelves
after only a few months;
after only a few months;
Unacceptably high
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