William Bouguereau Innocence

, yes. The important thing about having lots of things to remember is that you've got to go somewhere afterwards where you can remember them, you see? You've got to stop. You haven't really been anywhere until you've got back Home. I think that's what I mean.'
Rincewind you?'
'Who, me?' said Rincewind. 'Gosh, no. Hundred and one things to do.'
That's all right, then. Listen, let's go and have breakfast and then we can go down to the docks.'
Rincewind nodded dismally, turned to his assistant, and took a banana out of his pocket.
'You've got the hang of it now, you take over,' he muttered.ran the sentence across his mind again. It didn't seem any better second time around.'Oh,' he said again. Well, good. If that's the way you look at it. When are you going, then?''Today, I think. There's bound to be a ship going part of the way.''I expect so,' said Rincewind awkwardly. He looked at his feet. He looked at the sky. He cleared his throat.'We've been through some times together, eh?' said Twoflower, nudging him in the ribs.'Yeah,' said Rincewind, contorting his face into something like a grin.'You're not upset, are