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Comic 46: Hermit, Shut-in?
     Panel 1: Tony and Morty at top of stairs talking as Morty shuts the door.
  Tony: "You know, after I've gotten my room set up I could put a lock on the door for you..."
  Morty: "You'd have to talk to the mistress first.  I keep insisting that she allow me to purchase one, but she still thinks I'd be locking myself in and making schemes or something like that."

     Panel 2: Tony shrugging with hands in pockets.  Both are now walking down a hallway, facing the readers.
  Tony: "I guess I'll have to since she owns the place, but I could just use a keyed one and give her a copy."
  Morty: "I hadn't thought of that...  How long would it take to make a copy?  A trip to the local locksmith and a day's wait?"

     Panel 3: Tony looking back at Morty with confused shock-like Morty just made a major Faux Pa.
  Tony: "More like ten minutes at a local hardware store.  Some locks might even have two copies with it."
  Morty: "Oh."

     Panel 4: Morty has his fingers in a childish position as they squish together.
  Tony: "You really haven't gotten out much, do you?"
  Morty: "Not in this century..."
  Tony: "So, what?  You've worked for Eve's family for a that long?"

     Panel 5: Morty laughs a little.
  Morty: "Ha!  Many more years than that.  Eve's great, great grandfather found me when he built a mausoleum in the backyard for his father.  I had been staked to a tree nearby for fifty years and he tried to give me a proper burial."

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Comic 46: Hermit, Shut-in?
     Panel 1: Tony and Morty at top of stairs talking as Morty shuts the door.
  Tony: "You know, after I've gotten my room set up I could put a lock on the door for you..."
  Morty: "You'd have to talk to the mistress first.  I keep insisting that she allow me to purchase one, but she still thinks I'd be locking myself in and making schemes or something like that."

     Panel 2: Tony shrugging with hands in pockets.  Both are now walking down a hallway, facing the readers.
  Tony: "I guess I'll have to since she owns the place, but I could just use a keyed one and give her a copy."
  Morty: "I hadn't thought of that...  How long would it take to make a copy?  A trip to the local locksmith and a day's wait?"

     Panel 3: Tony looking back at Morty with confused shock-like Morty just made a major Faux Pa.
  Tony: "More like ten minutes at a local hardware store.  Some locks might even have two copies with it."
  Morty: "Oh."

     Panel 4: Morty has his fingers in a childish position as they squish together.
  Tony: "You really haven't gotten out much, do you?"
  Morty: "Not in this century..."
  Tony: "So, what?  You've worked for Eve's family for a that long?"

     Panel 5: Morty laughs a little.
  Morty: "Ha!  Many more years than that.  Eve's great, great grandfather found me when he built a mausoleum in the backyard for his father.  I had been staked to a tree nearby for fifty years and he tried to give me a proper burial."