The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Page #3

That's a big deal.

Yeah, it's... there's a...

we have a glitch.

Mini, on that one right now.

I wanted to say, to you...

do you maybe have an address

for Sean O'Connell?

Um... It's not really

that easy with him.

He moves around so much. I don't.

Yeah, he's on a freelance.

I don't know where and

he doesn't have a phone.

No phone? He's old school.

Yeah.

But, you know, why don't

I check with Peg?

I know she just processed

a check for him.

And we could track his pay-out maybe.

Find him that way?

Cool. Very cool.

Okay.

Walter.

Yes.

I'm on it.

Thanks.

Yes. Are you coming?

Yes, I'm not.

Yes, I have to stay.

Here's the contact sheet.

What do you see?

This photo cluster.

These three.

They're the only printable ones.

He took them around the

same time he took 25.

They could give us a clue

to where Sean is.

Blow them up, all right?

Cool.

Hey.

Walter, right?

Yeah.

So, I called Peg about Sean.

She's gonna get back to me.

Oh! Hey, thanks.

Cool glasses, very Sand People.

These? No,

these are loupes.

They're for work.

They magnify the...

Is that 25? Can I see?

That's... No.

I can't quite find 25...

just now.

You can't find it?

Yeah. That's why

I'm trying to find Sean.

I'm trying to track him down

somehow with these other images.

His whereabouts?

Yeah.

I take this class,

Writing the Mystery Novel.

Anyway, they say the key

is to work backwards.

You connect the clues and then

scatter them so they seem unrelated.

There's like a whole

science to it.

May I?

Sure.

Okay. Thumb.

Yeah. It's an unknown thumb.

Okay. Water?

Just water, I guess?

Yeah, just water.

Okay.

And...

like a curved piece of...

some kind of, part of a thing.

But the thing with clues,

my teacher says...

is you really only need one good

one, and then they'll connect...

and you'll be like, "Oh, yes, of

course, unknown thumb, water...

"I should have seen this

the whole time. Ahh!"

Yeah, yeah, I'll be like...

Well, anyway, I should get

back and try not to get fired.

Hey, Cheryl.

I have something creative

I've been working on, too.

Oh.

Little side project.

Walter, it's amazing!

Walter?

I was just saying I'll let you

know when I hear back from Peg.

Okay. Thank you.

Okay.

Hey, Odessa.

What?

Is there a larger apartment

available the piano could fit in?

Because it's a memento of our mom's.

That's a really big...

Most people sell their really big

mementos before they move here.

My dad bought it for her

the year they were married.

It means a lot to her.

That's a villa. It's a

little more costly...

but it has a more generous, piano kind

of size living room for you though.

Yeah. Yeah,

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