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Chapter 18 Summary
Speaking of Granser and Goodparley, Flinter opens Chapter 18 by telling Orfing and Riddley that the heads of the deceased have been "telling." He continues to say that there is always some cleverness waiting to be found out, and whoever finds that out is, metaphorically speaking, Eusa. He then tells Orfing and Riddley to get on with the Punch show.
The Punch show that Riddley and Orfing perform is different in many ways from the earlier Punch shows. Punch refers to himself as Old Man Salty, a reference to Salt 4. However, Pooty still asks the audience to watch her baby while she disappears behind the curtain. A man named Easyer promises to watch the baby and attacks the Punch doll when Punch goes after it. He is stopped from doing any real damage, and Riddley and Orfing are sent on their way.
Chapter 18 Analysis
Several small children have devised a song...
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