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JAN: What's the closest you've been to Laramie besides Jackson?
JOHN: Cheyenne for an E-P-A vee Wyoming coal depo my second year at Buford Sawyer. A week in January.
JAN: Tropical?
JOHN: Ten below every morning made colder by face-slapping wind.
JAN: Where did you stay?
JOHN: The Plains Hotel. I think they've added Historic to the name. Since nineteen-eleven, or something like that. Guests include Hemingway, Robert Kennedy and a couple other I can't remember. Cattle barons and oil tycoons. Closest you've been besides Jackson.
JAN: Fort Collins for a sorority sister's wedding the summer between junior and senior year. When's the last time you were in a mobile home?
JOHN: Sixty-something years ago. My grandmother's best friend lived in a park.
JAN: Betty or Mabel?
JOHN: Betty. You?
JAN: Not in but on the doorsteps of however were many in the Concord Mobile Estates park trick or treating when I was seven or eight.
JOHN: Do you remember your costume?
JAN: I was Dorothy.
JOHN: From Kansas.
JAN: Where in Kansas?
JOHN: Liberal laid claim after the fact
JAN: Very good.
JOHN: Tell me about your red slippers.
JAN: Woolworth's at Plaza Mall. Three times I had to click my heels three timers to get candy.
JOHN: Where was the mobile home park nearest you?
JAN: I don't know. We drove to Palm Springs and walked a park called the Sahara.
JOHN: We being?
JAN: All of us. Halloween was a Friday that year. We made a weekend of it.
JOHN: What was David if anything?
JAN: A pirate.
JOHN: Aaargh.
JAN: He said tat a few times per dad's suggestion. Black beard and plastic sword.
Pause.
JOHN: You know what's funny.
JAN: That Tom's arrival has brought up things we didn't know about each other?
John stares at her.
JOHN: Jan, how do you do that?
JAN: Wavelength? Yes, it's funny that his arrival has done that.
Jan shiuts down computer, gets up, takes John's hand, leads him into hall out of view.