
From page 58, line 42 (You're supposed to open the door first!)
It's day 21 of NaNoWriMo and the bookkeeper has written 33,868 words, which means she's a little behind again. *sigh*
In her rush to write as quickly as possible, the bookkeeper has added some interesting (and unplanned) details to her story. Such as when she was describing a cafeteria:
...where food could begotten.
Or when her characters were hiding behind an overturned table:
We peered over the top of the top of the fallen table.
Or when a villain threatens our heroes:
"Even if you hit me, it would not hurt me enough to keep me from stooting you..."
And later, the same villain trips over his tongue again:
"Okay now, where is that notebook. If you give it to me I might just kill you."
Wow, that's encouraging.
Maybe in the editing Bookkeeper will just give this villain a speech impediment. Fortunately, our heroes don't have to deal with this mook for long.
She's been informed that miswritings such as these are called "NaNoisms."

The umbrella is closed because you're supposed to close your umbrella when indoors.
Here is a picture of two of the bookkeeper's characters. She drew this to show the differences between their body language, which is why she didn't bother to draw their feet.
Here's a better picture of one of the chairs they're sitting on:
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