MOVEMENT
clapped him on the shoulder
pinched his eyebrows
shouldered her way into the mob
he pitched forward
eyelids fluttered and opened
tottered toward the door
puckered into a pout
puffed as he lowered his bulk
tipped forward
lurched sideways
skidded down the hallway
burst >> into tears, through the door
whacked the pillow
plucked at her sleeve
glanced >> outside, fearfully, sadly
nodded
sighed >> ruefully, glumly
looked >> round-eyed, over, up, at him with a beaming smile, troubled, him over, sourly, long- suffering,
pained, baffled, into his eyes, wide-eyed, into his face, wistful
shrugged
shivered
shook his head
smiled
stopped >> to wheeze, smiling
shuddered
frowned
turned >> away, to, toward, her head, red
blinked
chewed >> thumb, lip, nail
rushed
came >> over, in, out
pooched her lips out
walked or walking >> in, with labored awkwardness, noiselessly
studied
struggled out of his overcoat
stuffed it in the bag
wrestled into the coat, it out of the box
jammed it back in
pursed his lips
rummaged in the shopping bag
started >> fingering it, to bawl, to leave, toward, to pry himself
lifted >> his glass, the paper
replaced
left >> without closing his mouth, again
picked >> imaginary lint from her sleeve, the trunk up, at her food
stuck >> a cigarette in his face, out her lip
dug >> out a
opened >> her eyes, the door, her mouth
leaned >> over, heavily on the bed rail, back in her chair
patted >> his stomach, her knee, his shoulder
punched >> buttons
flipped >> the lights off
whistled
kept quiet
stood up
gave him a detailed account
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