Hestruckoutapathobliquetotheroomandpacedtoandfro，strugglingwithintolerablevastimpressions。
Thethingshehadderivedfromthecylindersandthethingshehadseen，conflicted，confusedhim。
Itseemedtohimthemostamazingthingofallthatinhisthirtyyearsoflifehehadnevertriedtoshapeapictureofthesecomingtimes。\"Weweremakingthefuture，\"hesaid，\"andhardlyanyofustroubledtothinkwhatfutureweweremaking。Andhereitis！\"
\"Whathavetheygotto，whathasbeendone？HowdoIcomeintothemidstofitall？\"Thevastnessofstreetandhousehewaspreparedfor，themultitudesofpeople。Butconflictsinthecityways！Andthesystematisedsensualityofaclassofrichmen！
HethoughtofBellamy，theheroofwhoseSocialisticUtopiahadsooddlyanticipatedthisactualexperience。
ButherewasnoUtopia，noSocialisticstate。
Hehadalreadyseenenoughtorealisethattheancientantithesisofluxury，wasteandsensualityontheonehandandabjectpovertyontheother，stillprevailed。
Heknewenoughoftheessentialfactorsoflifetounderstandthatcorrelation。Andnotonlywerethebuildingsofthecitygiganticandthecrowdsinthestreetgigantic，butthevoiceshehadheardintheways，theuneasinessofHoward，theveryatmospherespokeofgiganticdiscontent。Whatcountrywashein？StillEnglanditseemed，andyetstrangely\"un—English。\"Hismindglancedattherestoftheworld，andsawonlyanenigmaticalveil。
Heprowledabouthisapartment，examiningeverythingasacagedanimalmightdo。Hefeltverytired，feltthatfeverishexhaustionthatdoesnotadmitofrest。
Helistenedforlongspacesundertheventilatortocatchsomedistantechoofthetumultshefeltmustbeproceedinginthecity。
Hebegantotalktohimself。\"Twohundredandthreeyears！\"hesaidtohimselfoverandoveragain，laughingstupidly。\"ThenIamtwohundredandthirty—threeyearsold！Theoldestinhabitant。Surelytheyhaven’treversedthetendencyofourtimeandgonebacktotheruleoftheoldest。Myclaimsareindisputable。Mumble，mumble。IremembertheBulgarianatrocitiesasthoughitwasyesterday。’Tisagreatage！Haha！\"Hewassurprisedatfirsttohearhimselflaughing，andthenlaughedagaindeliberatelyandlouder。Thenherealisedthathewasbehavingfoolishly。\"Steady，\"hesaid。\"Steady！\"
Hispacingbecamemoreregular。\"Thisnewworld，\"hesaid。\"Idon’tunderstandit。__Why？__……
Butitisall__why！__\"
\"IsupposetheycanflyanddoallsortsofthingsLetmetryandrememberjusthowitbegan。\"
Hewassurprisedatfirsttofindhowvaguethememoriesofhisfirstthirtyyearshadbecome。Herememberedfragments，forthemostparttrivialmoments，thingsofnogreatimportancethathehadobserved。Hisboyhoodseemedthemostaccessibleatfirst，herecalledschoolbooksandcertainlessonsinmensuration。Thenherevivedthemoresalientfeaturesofhislife，memoriesofthewifelongsincedead，hermagicinfluencenowgonebeyondcorruption，ofhisrivalsandfriendsandbetrayers，oftheswiftdecisionofthisissueandthat，andthenofhis，lastyearsofmisery，offluctuatingresolves，andatlastofhisstrenuousstudies。Inalittlewhileheperceivedhehaditallagain；dimperhaps，likemetallonglaidaside，butinnowaydefectiveorinjured，capableofre—polishing。Andthehueofitwasadeepeningmisery。
Wasitworthre—polishing？Byamiraclehehadbeenliftedoutofalifethathadbecomeintolerable。
Herevertedtohispresentcondition。Hewrestledwiththefactsinvain。Itbecameaninextricabletangle。
Hesawtheskythroughtheventilatorpinkwithdawn。Anoldpersuasioncameoutofthedarkrecessesofhismemory。\"Imustsleep，\"hesaid。Itappearedasadelightfulrelieffromthismentaldistressandfromthegrowingpainandheavinessofhislimbs。Hewenttothestrangelittlebed，laydownandwaspresentlyasleep。
Hewasdestinedtobecomeveryfamiliarindeedwiththeseapartmentsbeforeheleftthem，forheremainedimprisonedforthreedays。Duringthattimenoone，exceptHoward，enteredhisprison。Themarvelofhisfatemingledwithandinsomewayminimisedthemarvelofhissurvival。Hehadawakenedtomankinditseemedonlytobesnatchedawayintothisunaccountablesolitude。Howardcameregularlywithsubtlysustainingandnutritivefluids，andlightandpleasantfoods，quitestrangetoGraham。Healwaysclosedthedoorcarefullyasheentered。Onmattersofdetailhewasincreasinglyobliging，butthebearingofGrahamonthegreatissuesthatwereevidentlybeingcontestedsocloselybeyondthesoundproofwallsthatenclosedhim，hewouldnotelucidate。
Heevaded，aspolitelyaspossible，everyquestiononthepositionofaffairsintheouterworld。
AndinthosethreedaysGraham’sincessantthoughtswentfarandwide。Allthathehadseen，allthiselaboratecontrivancetopreventhimseeing，workedtogetherinhismind。Almosteverypossibleinterpretationofhispositionhedebated——evenasitchanced，therightinterpretation。Thingsthatpresentlyhappenedtohim，cametohimatlastcredible，byvirtueofthisseclusion。Whenatlengththemomentofhisreleasearrived，itfoundhimprepared。
Howard’sbearingwentfartodeepenGraham’simpressionofhisownstrangeimportance；thedoorbetweenitsopeningandclosingseemedtoadmitwithhimabreathofmomentoushappening。Hisenquiriesbecamemoredefiniteandsearching。Howardretreatedthroughprotestsanddifficulties。Theawakeningwasunforeseen，herepeated；ithappenedtohavefalleninwiththetrendofasocialconvulsion。
\"ToexplainitImusttellyouthehistoryofagrossandahalfofyears，\"protestedHoward。
\"Thethingisthis，\"saidGraham。\"YouareafraidofsomethingIshalldo。InsomewayIamarbitrator——Imightbearbitrator。\"
\"Itisnotthat。Butyouhave——Imaytellyouthismuch——theautomaticincreaseofyourpropertyputsgreatpossibilitiesofinterferenceinyourhands。
Andincertainotherwaysyouhaveinfluence，withyoureighteenthcenturynotions。\"
\"Nineteenthcentury，\"correctedGraham。
\"Withyouroldworldnotions，anyhow，ignorantasyouareofeveryfeatureofourState。\"
\"AmIafool？\"
\"Certainlynot。\"
\"DoIseemtobethesortofmanwhowouldactrashly？\"
\"Youwereneverexpectedtoactatall。Noonecountedonyourawakening。Noonedreamtyouwouldeverawake。TheCouncilhadsurroundedyouwithantisepticconditions。Asamatteroffact，wethoughtthatyouweredead——amerearrestofdecay。
And——butitistoocomplex。Wedarenotsuddenly——whileyouarestillhalfawake。\"
\"Itwon’tdo，\"saidGraham。\"Supposeitisasyousay——whyamInotbeingcrammednightanddaywithfactsandwarningsandallthewisdomofthetimetofitmeformyresponsibilities？AmIanywisernowthantwodaysago，ifitistwodays，whenI
awoke？\"
Howardpulledhislip。
\"Iambeginningtofeel——everyhourIfeelmoreclearly——asenseofcomplexconcealmentofwhichyouarethesalientpoint。IsthisCouncil，orcommittee，orwhatevertheyare，cookingtheaccountsofmyestate？Isthatit？\"
\"Thatnoteofsuspicion——\"saidHoward。
\"Ugh！\"saidGraham。\"Now，markmywords，itwillbeillforthosewhohaveputmehere。Itwillbeill。Iamalive。Makenodoubtofit，Iamalive。
Everydaymypulseisstrongerandmymindclearerandmorevigorous。Nomorequiescence。Iamamancomebacktolife。AndIwantto__live———__\"
\"__Live！__\"
Howard’sfacelitwithanidea。HecametowardsGrahamandspokeinaneasyconfidentialtone。
\"TheCouncilsecludesyouhereforyourgood。
Youarerestless。Naturally——anenergeticman！
Youfinditdullhere。Butweareanxiousthateverythingyoumaydesire——everydesire——everysortofdesire……Theremaybesomething。Isthereanysortofcompany？\"
Hepausedmeaningly。
\"Yes，\"saidGrahamthoughtfully。\"Thereis。\"
\"Ah！__Now！__Wehavetreatedyouneglectfully。\"
\"Thecrowdsinyonderstreetsofyours。\"
\"That，\"saidHoward，\"Iamafraid——。But——\"
Grahambeganpacingtheroom。Howardstoodnearthedoorwatchinghim。TheimplicationofHoward’ssuggestionwasonlyhalfevidenttoGrahamCompany？Supposeheweretoaccepttheproposal，demandsomesortof__company__？Wouldtherebeanypossibilitiesofgatheringfromtheconversationo？thisadditionalpersonsomevagueinklingofthestrugglethathadbrokenoutsovividlyathiswakingmoment？
Hemeditatedagain，andthesuggestiontookcolour。
HeturnedonHowardabruptly。
\"Whatdoyoumeanbycompany？\"
Howardraisedhiseyesandshruggedhisshoulders。
\"Humanbeings，\"hesaid，withacurioussmileonhisheavyface。
\"Oursocialideas，\"hesaid，\"haveacertainincreasedliberality，perhaps，incomparisonwithyourtimes。Ifamanwishestorelievesuchatediumasthis——byfemininesociety，forinstance。Wethinkitnoscandal。Wehaveclearedourmindsofformulae。
Thereisinourcityaclass，anecessaryclass，nolongerdespised——discreet——\"
Grahamstoppeddead。
\"Itwouldpassthetime，\"saidHoward。\"ItisathingIshouldperhapshavethoughtofbefore，but，asamatteroffact，somuchishappening——\"
Heindicatedtheexteriorworld。
Grahamhesitated。Foramomentthefigureofapossiblewomanthathisimaginationsuddenlycreateddominatedhismindwithanintenseattraction。Thenheflashedintoanger。
\"NoI\"heshouted。
Hebeganstridingrapidlyupanddowntheroom。
\"Everythingyousay，everythingyoudo，convincesme——ofsomegreatissueinwhichIamconcerned。
Idonotwanttopassthetime，asyoucallit。Yes，I
know。Desireandindulgencearelifeinasense——
andDeath！Extinction！InmylifebeforeIsleptIhadworkedoutthatpitifulquestion。Iwillnotbeginagain。Thereisacity，amultitude——。AndmeanwhileIamherelikearabbitinabag。\"
Hisragesurgedhigh。Hechokedforamomentandbegantowavehisclenchedfists。Hegavewaytoanangerfit，hesworearchaiccurses。Hisgestureshadthequalityofphysicalthreats。
\"Idonotknowwhoyourpartymaybe。Iaminthedark，andyoukeepmeinthedark。ButIknowthis，thatIamsecludedherefornogoodpurpose。
Fornogoodpurpose。Iwarnyou，Iwarnyouoftheconsequences。OnceIcomeatmypower——\"
Herealisedthattothreatenthusmightbeadangertohimself。Hestopped。Howardstoodregardinghimwithacuriousexpression。
\"ItakeitthisisamessagetotheCouncil，\"saidHoward。
Grahamhadamomentaryimpulsetoleapupontheman，fellorstunhim。Itmusthaveshownuponhisface；atanyrateHoward’smovementwasquick。Inasecondthenoiselessdoorhadclosedagain，andthemanfromthenineteenthcenturywasalone。
Foramomenthestoodrigid，withclenchedhandshalfraised。Thenheflungthemdown。\"WhatafoolIhavebeen！\"hesaid，andgavewaytohisangeragain，stampingabouttheroomandshoutingcurses。
Foralongtimehekepthimselfinasortoffrenzy，ragingathisposition，athisownfolly，attheknaveswhohadimprisonedhim。Hedidthisbecausehedidnotwanttolookcalmlyathisposition。Heclungtohisanger——becausehewasafraidofFear。
PresentlyhefoundhimselfreasoningwithhimselfThisimprisonmentwasunaccountable，butnodoubtthelegalforms——newlegalforms——ofthetimepermittedit。Itmust，ofcourse，belegal。ThesepeopleweretwohundredyearsfurtheroninthemarchofcivilisationthantheVictoriangeneration。Itwasnotlikelytheywouldbeless——humane。Yettheyhadclearedtheirmindsofformulae！Washumanityaformulaaswellaschastity？
Hisimaginationsettoworktosuggestthingsthatmightbedonetohim。Theattemptsofhisreasontodisposeofthesesuggestions，thoughforthemostpartlogicallyvalid，werequiteunavailing。\"Whyshouldanythingbedonetome？\"
\"Iftheworstcomestotheworst，\"hefoundhimselfsayingatlast，\"Icangiveupwhattheywant。
Butwhatdotheywant？Andwhydon’ttheyaskmeforitinsteadofcoopingmeup？\"
HereturnedtohisformerpreoccupationwiththeCouncil’spossibleintentions。HebegantoreconsiderthedetailsofHoward’sbehaviour，sinisterglances，inexplicablehesitations。Then，foratime，hismindcircledabouttheideaofescapingfromtheserooms；
butwhithercouldheescapeintothisvast，crowdedworld？HewouldbeworseoffthanaSaxonyeomansuddenlydroppedintonineteenthcenturyLondon。
Andbesides，howcouldanyoneescapefromtheserooms？
\"Howcanitbenefitanyoneifharmshouldhappentome？\"
Hethoughtofthetumult，thegreatsocialtroubleofwhichhewassounaccountablytheaxis。Atext，irrelevantenoughandyetcuriouslyinsistent，camefloatingupoutofthedarknessofhismemory。ThisalsoaCouncilhadsaid：
\"Itisexpedientforusthatonemanshoulddieforthepeople。\"
CHAPTERVIII
THEROOFSPACES
Asthefansinthecircularapertureoftheinnerroomrotatedandpermittedglimpsesofthenight，dimsoundsdriftedinthereby。AndGraham，standingunderneath，wrestlingdarklywiththeunknownpowersthatimprisonedhim，andwhichhehadnowdeliberatelychallenged，wasstartledbythesoundofavoice。
Hepeeredupandsawintheintervalsoftherotation，darkanddim，thefaceandshouldersofamanregardinghim。Whenadarkhandwasextended，theswiftvanstruckit，swungroundandbeatonwithalittlebrownishpatchontheedgeofitsthinblade，andsomethingbegantofalltherefromuponthefloor，drippingsilently。
Grahamlookeddown，andtherewerespotsofbloodathisfeet。Helookedupagaininastrangeexcitement。
Thefigurehadgone。
Heremainedmotionless——hiseverysenseintentupontheflickeringpatchofdarkness，foroutsideitwashighnight。Hebecameawareofsomefaint，remote，darkspecksfloatinglightlythroughtheouterair。Theycamedowntowardshim，fitfully，eddyingly，andpassedasideoutoftheuprushfromthefan。Agleamoflightflickered，thespecksflashedwhite，andthenthedarknesscameagain。Warmedandlitashewas，heperceivedthatitwassnowingwithinafewfeetofhim。
Grahamwalkedacrosstheroomandcamebacktotheventilatoragain。Hesawtheheadofamanpassnear。Therewasasoundofwhispering。Thenasmartblowonsomemetallicsubstance，effort，voices，andthevansstopped。Agustofsnowflakeswhirledintotheroom，andvanishedbeforetheytouchedthefloor。\"Don’tbeafraid，\"saidavoice。
Grahamstoodunderthevan。\"Whoareyou？\"
hewhispered。
Foramomenttherewasnothingbutaswayingofthefan，andthentheheadofamanwasthrustcautiouslyintotheopening。HisfaceappearednearlyinvertedtoGraham；hisdarkhairwaswetwithdissolvingflakesofsnowuponit。Hisarmwentupintothedarknessholdingsomethingunseen。Hehadayouthfulfaceandbrighteyes，andtheveinsofhisforeheadwereswollen。Heseemedtobeexertinghimselftomaintainhisposition。
ForseveralsecondsneitherhenorGrahamspoke。
\"YouweretheSleeper？\"saidthestrangeratlast。
\"Yes，\"saidGraham。\"Whatdoyouwantwithme？\"
\"IcomefromOstrog，Sire。\"
\"Ostrog？\"
ThemanintheventilatortwistedhisheadroundsothathisprofilewastowardsGraham。Heappearedtobelistening。Suddenlytherewasahastyexclamation，andtheintrudersprangbackjustintimetoescapethesweepofthereleasedfan。AndwhenGrahampeereduptherewasnothingvisiblebuttheslowlyfallingsnow。
Itwasperhapsaquarterofanhourbeforeanythingreturnedtotheventilator。Butatlastcamethesamemetallicinterferenceagain；thefansstoppedandthefacereappeared。Grahamhadremainedallthistimeinthesameplace，alertandtremulouslyexcited。
\"Whoareyou？Whatdoyouwant？\"hesaid。
\"Wewanttospeaktoyou，Sire，\"saidtheintruder。
\"Wewant——Ican’tholdthething。Wehavebeentryingtofindawaytoyouthesethreedays。\"
\"Isitrescue？\"whisperedGraham。\"Escape？\"
\"Yes，Sire。Ifyouwill。\"
\"Youaremyparty——thepartyoftheSleeper？\"
\"Yes，Sire。\"
\"WhatamItodo？\"saidGraham。
Therewasastruggle。Thestranger’sarmappeared，andhishandwasbleeding。Hiskneescameintoviewovertheedgeofthefunnel。\"Standawayfromme，\"
hesaid，andhedroppedratherheavilyonhishandsandoneshoulderatGraham’sfeet。Thereleasedventilatorwhirlednoisily。Thestrangerrolledover，sprangupnimblyandstoodpanting，handtoabruisedshoulder，andwithhisbrighteyesonGraham。
\"YouareindeedtheSleeper，\"hesaid。\"Isawyouasleep。Whenitwasthelawthatanyonemightseeyou。\"
\"Iamthemanwhowasinthetrance，\"saidGraham。
\"Theyhaveimprisonedmehere。IhavebeenheresinceIawoke——atleastthreedays。\"
Theintruderseemedabouttospeak，heardsomething，glancedswiftlyatthedoor，andsuddenlyleftGrahamandrantowardsit，shoutingquickincoherentwords。Abrightwedgeofsteelflashedinhishand，andhebegantap，tap，aquicksuccessionofblowsuponthehinges。\"Mind！\"criedavoice。\"Oh！\"
Thevoicecamefromabove。
Grahamglancedup，sawthesolesoftwofeet，ducked，wasstruckontheshoulderbyoneofthem，andaheavyweightborehimtotheearth。Hefellonhiskneesandforward，andtheweightwentoverhishead。Hekneltupandsawasecondmanfromaboveseatedbeforehim。
\"Ididnotseeyou，Sire，\"pantedtheman。HeroseandassistedGrahamtoarise。\"Areyouhurt，Sire？\"
hepanted。Asuccessionofheavyblowsontheventilatorbegan，somethingfellclosetoGraham’sface，andashiveringedgeofwhitemetaldanced，fellover，andlayflatuponthefloor。
\"Whatisthis？\"criedGraham，confusedandlookingattheventilator。\"Whoareyou？Whatareyougoingtodo？Remember，Iunderstandnothing。\"
\"Standback，\"saidthestranger，anddrewhimfromundertheventilatorasanotherfragmentofmetalfellheavily。
\"Wewantyoutocome，Sire，\"pantedthenewcomer，andGrahamglancingathisfaceagain，sawanewcuthadchangedfromwhitetoredonhisfore—
head，andacoupleoflittletricklesofbloodstartingtherefrom。\"Yourpeoplecallforyou。\"
\"Comewhere？Mypeople？\"
\"Tothehallaboutthemarkets。Yourlifeisindangerhere。Wehavespies。Welearnedbutjustintime。TheCouncilhasdecided——thisveryday——
eithertodrugorkillyou。Andeverythingisready。
Thepeoplearedrilled，thewind—vanepolice，theengineers，andhalftheway—gearersarewithus。Wehavethehallscrowded——shouting。ThewholecityshoutsagainsttheCouncil。Wehavearms。\"Hewipedthebloodwithhishand。\"Yourlifehereisnotworth——\"
\"Butwhyarms？\"
\"Thepeoplehaverisentoprotectyou，Sire。
What？\"
Heturnedquicklyasthemanwhohadfirstcomedownmadeahissingwithhisteeth。Grahamsawthelatterstartback，gesticulatetothemtoconcealthemselves，andmoveasiftohidebehindtheopeningdoor。
AshedidsoHowardappeared，alittletrayinonehandandhisheavyfacedowncast。Hestarted，lookedup，thedoorslammedbehindhim，thetraytiltedside—
ways，andthesteelwedgestruckhimbehindtheear。
Hewentdownlikeafelledtree，andlayashefellathwarttheflooroftheouterroom。Themanwhohadstruckhimbenthastily，studiedhisfaceforamoment，rose，andreturnedtohisworkatthedoor。
\"Yourpoison！\"saidavoiceinGraham’sear。
Thenabruptlytheywereindarkness。Theinnumerablecornicelightshadbeenextinguished。Grahamsawtheapertureoftheventilatorwithghostlysnowwhirlingaboveitanddarkfiguresmovinghastily。
Threekneltonthevan。Somedimthing——aladderwasbeingloweredthroughtheopening，andahandappearedholdingafitfulyellowlight。
Hehadamomentofhesitation。Butthemannerofthesemen，theirswiftalacrity，theirwords，marchedsocompletelywithhisownfearsoftheCouncil，withhisideaandhopeofarescue，thatitlastednotamoment。Andhispeopleawaitedhim！
\"Idonotunderstand，\"hesaid，\"Itrust。Tellmewhattodo。\"
ThemanwiththecutbrowgrippedGraham’sarm。
\"Clamberuptheladder，\"hewhispered。\"Quick。
Theywillhaveheard——\"
Grahamfeltfortheladderwithextendedhands，puthisfootonthelowerrung，and，turninghishead，sawovertheshoulderofthenearestman，intheyellowflickerofthelight，thefirst—comerastrideoverHowardandstillworkingatthedoor。Grahamturnedtotheladderagain，andwasthrustbyhisconductorandhelpedupbythoseabove，andthenhewasstandingonsomethinghardandcoldandslipperyoutsidetheventilatingfunnel。
Heshivered。Hewasawareofagreatdifferenceinthetemperature。Halfadozenmenstoodabouthim，andlightflakesofsnowtouchedhandsandfaceandmelted。Foramomentitwasdark，thenforaflashaghastlyvioletwhite，andtheneverythingwasdarkagain。
Hesawhehadcomeoutupontheroofofthevastcitystructurewhichhadreplacedthemiscellaneoushouses，streetsandopenspacesofVictorianLondon。
Theplaceuponwhichhestoodwaslevel，withhugeserpentinecablesIyingathwartitineverydirection。
Thecircularwheelsofanumberofwindmillsloomedindistinctandgiganticthroughthedarknessandsnowfall，androaredwithavaryingloudnessasthefitfulwhitelightsmoteupfrombelow，touchedthesnoweddieswithatransientglitter，andmadeanevanescentspectreinthenight；andhereandthere，lowdown！
somevaguelyoutlinedwind—drivenmechanismflickeredwithlividsparks。
Allthisheappreciatedinafragmentarymannerashisrescuersstoodabouthim。Someonethrewathicksoftcloakoffur—liketextureabouthim，andfasteneditbybuckledstrapsatwaistandshoulders。Thingsweresaidbriefly，decisively。Someonethrusthimforward。
Beforehismindwasyetclearadarkshapegrippedhisarm。\"Thisway，\"saidthisshape，urginghimalong，andpointedGrahamacrosstheflatroofinthedirectionofadimsemicircularhazeoflight。Grahamobeyed。
\"Mind！\"saidavoice，asGrahamstumbledagainstacable。\"Betweenthemandnotacrossthem，\"saidthevoice。And，\"Wemusthurry。\"
\"Wherearethepeople？\"saidGraham。\"Thepeopleyousaidawaitedme？\"
Thestrangerdidnotanswer。HeleftGraham’sarmasthepathgrewnarrower，andledthewaywithrapidstrides。Grahamfollowedblindly。Inaminutehefoundhimselfrunning。\"Aretheotherscoming？\"
hepanted，butreceivednoreply。Hiscompanionglancedbackandranon。Theycametoasortofpathwayofopenmetal—work，transversetothedirectiontheyhadcome，andtheyturnedasidetofollowthis。Grahamlookedback，butthesnowstormhadhiddentheothers。
\"Comeon！\"saidhisguide。Runningnow，theydrewnearalittlewindmillspinninghighintheair。
