I have a problem with my hands. What do you mean? They won't do what l want them to do....

Richard Dunn: I have a problem with my hands. Abby: What do you mean? Richard Dunn: They won't do what l want them to do. Abby: What do you want them to do? Richard Dunn: Anything... l don't know, something useful... l want them to build something or make something. Abby: Like what? Richard Dunn: Even Jesus, l mean, he was a carpenter... You know, it wasn't enough for him to save mankind. He needed a trade... I'm a fIimsy man, an insubstantial. Abby: Well, compared to Jesus. Richard Dunn: l'm a paper man.

I have a problem with my hands. What do you mean? They won't do what I want them to do. What do you want them to do? Anything. I don't know, something useful. I want them to build something or make something. Like what? Even Jesus, I mean, he was a carpenter. You know, it wasn't enough for him to save mankind. He needed a trade. I'm a flimsy man, an insubstantial. Well, compared to Jesus. I'm a paper man. No, you're a writer. Yeah, that's crucial. No, it is. Here we are. [GULLS CAWING] Where? It is possible to be so at sea when life and land have slipped under the horizon. I quietly wish to never see either again. Did I write that? I wrote that [GULL CAWING] Hold this.