the backyard
A man and a woman are barbecuing outside in their yard. Their neighbors, another man and woman, are doing the same. The neighbor couple is upside down. Everyone looks confused, except for the neighbor's wife, who has a spotted face.
The fact that the neighbors are upside-down and above them, rather than right-side-up and next to their house, is quite unusual.
Why are the neighbors in this suburban neighborhood defying gravity? Why is the wife's face spotted?
We never should have sold those air rights, Ed. She's the only surviving wife of Henry the VIII. The captain assures me it was a very small iceberg. Well I have to go, my ride is here. Well, it does make her waist look smaller.
scene: the backyard description: A man and a woman are barbecuing outside in their yard. Their neighbors, another man and woman, are doing the same. The neighbor couple is upside down. Everyone looks confused, except for the neighbor's wife, who has a spotted face. uncanny: The fact that the neighbors are upside-down and above them, rather than right-side-up and next to their house, is quite unusual. entities: Anti-gravity, Barbecue, Neighbourhood. choices A: We never should have sold those air rights, Ed. B: She's the only surviving wife of Henry the VIII. C: The captain assures me it was a very small iceberg. D: Well I have to go, my ride is here. E: Well, it does make her waist look smaller.