A.
1. A yellow bead, a fake flower, and a nutshell.
2. An orange (perhaps tangerine?) and a white marble.
3. A black cap, formerly of a nosespree bottle.
4. Very old dice, showing six black dots.
5. Chalk (white), spring (dry) or coil; a dark rock (getting bigger and bigger), a doorknob that looks just like a shiny metal bird of prey, but is, nevertheless, harmless.
6. A lightbulb sleeping heavily, snoring perhaps (no soundtrack), lying on its left side, two inches long.
7. A moving hand and an empty pill bottle.
8. A bad guy with a cellphone.
9. Deflated dirty gray balloons.
10. A bit of a puzzle. Puzzling (he says it’s a toy pig but it isn’t: it moves).
11. A black circle. On the other screen, he has just sat himself on a white straw chair (he claims this too is a toy).
12. The sea.
13. Something out of the sea: a sea-daisy? Are there any sea-daisies anymore, anywhere?
14. A lark.
15. A Lark cigarette packet (empty).
16. Ten thousand dollars in toy money, good as new.
17. A loud, brief noise.
18. A tube of –
19. It has been lying there for too long, on the tube of fine, though tarnished –
B.
1. It grows. He laughs again, but is quite different now: fatter, taller, curly hair. Years might have passed. A hand wearing a handwatch appears, as well as a pair of black kids' tennis shoes, then a boy and an old woman, both lifting a stick, seven inches long. She almost hits him, but finally forgets all about it.
2. A stick, eight inches long. I think (he thinks, but never says it out loud, and hence soon forgets) that this is some kind of utility. A very old one, though.
3. A shoe tree? But what is a show tree?
4. Fourteen holes. A sentence with lots of hidden meanings. Not this one, the other: this one is very straight-forward. A phone call from a complete stranger, pretending to be nice. Two of the five Olympic circles, a dead kitten lying in the topmost right one, roughly, but not quite, in the middle.
C.
1. Getting dark (closing time): I can see no other objects but me.
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