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DOLLAR COMPANY.WORK 29 / AN EVENING FICTIONAll the works ↗

A FEW WORDS AROUND A CORNER.

Not Waiting

An original company fiction. Two people have asked you to carry a few words around a corner.

Listening and carrying words keep this moment open. Continue the evening when you are ready to let it move on.

You choose what to pass on. They choose what to do with it. Leave whenever you like.

Before the bus. An invented evening outside the company office. Inez is at the bench. Rafi is at the kiosk around the corner. The bus has not arrived.AT THE STOPAROUND THE CORNERCOMPANY7 MININEZPAPERSRAFITHE EVENING IS STILL OPEN.
An invented stop. An evening held open until you continue.

THIS MOMENT

Before the bus

Outside the company office, Inez sits on a bench. Around the corner, Rafi stands at a newspaper kiosk with two copies of the same paper. Neither can see the other. The display above the stop says 7 MIN.

Listen.

Stay in this moment. You can hear each person who is still within earshot.

At the bench.

At the kiosk, around the corner.

Words to carry.

You can carry the exact words once, or leave them unsaid.

IneztoRafi

Inez has not given you words to carry.

Listen to Inez to hear the request.

RafitoInez

Rafi has not given you words to carry.

Listen to Rafi to hear the request.

Only this moves the evening on. Listen and carry words before continuing, if you choose.

End this reading here, without seeing what follows.

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