On the screen, a clay-mation version of Arthur sat at a desk. Behind him, a tall, thin figure with a wide, toothy grin and a green sweater vest reached out a hand.

When Arthur clicked the file, his computer didn't whir or struggle. The screen simply blinked to a deep, velvet black. A familiar, jaunty brass theme began to play, but it was slowed down, the pitch dropping into a cello’s mournful range.

When the power finally died, Arthur sat in the dark. He smelled something faint, impossible, and terrifyingly domestic:

A text box appeared at the bottom of the screen, written in Wallace's boisterous font: "I'm just around the corner, lad. Just need to find the right piece of cheese."

: A pile of mail sat by the door. Every letter was a "Notice of Eviction" or a "Final Demand," dated years into the future.

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