As Maeror listened to Galt and Al discuss what to do with him, he pulled out his wallet, miraculously intact. He reached in and pulled out a picture. He was standing with his wife at an airport right before he got shipped out. She was beautiful then, was beautiful up to the second she died. He grinned and started speaking softly.
"Thought it would be fifty years before I stopped knowing you and started remembering you. I'm not one to believe in Heaven or Hell, but I hope that you're somewhere happy. I don't think it'll be too long before I go too, but I don't think I'll go where you are. I hope the big guy has visiting hours."
As he whispered, a part of a song he had heard once played through his head. It was some punk song Martha had loved, but he couldn't remember it; only the one line.
Nobody likes you, everyone left you, they're all out without you, having fun.
"Thought it would be fifty years before I stopped knowing you and started remembering you. I'm not one to believe in Heaven or Hell, but I hope that you're somewhere happy. I don't think it'll be too long before I go too, but I don't think I'll go where you are. I hope the big guy has visiting hours."
As he whispered, a part of a song he had heard once played through his head. It was some punk song Martha had loved, but he couldn't remember it; only the one line.
Nobody likes you, everyone left you, they're all out without you, having fun.