two hundred seventy-six. [Sincerest Form?]
After the surprising runaway success of Dio’s first show, someone (and Stephen’s convinced it was Cyril) convinces her that she should rework “Clownin’ Around!”. Dio is kept busy with “Cuyahoga”, she still has a soft-spot for “Clownin’ Around!”. Between work on one or the other, she hardly has any time to sleep at all these days.
Stephen can’t be blamed for reading the pages he’s found scattered around the house. He isn’t sure what to make of what he finds - one of the main characters seems created as an unflattering parody of him - and he’s caught somewhere between honoured and angry.
Stephen can’t be blamed for reading the pages he’s found scattered around the house. He isn’t sure what to make of what he finds - one of the main characters seems created as an unflattering parody of him - and he’s caught somewhere between honoured and angry.