He doesn’t want to make her watch what he’s about to do, but on the other hand he daren’t put the photograph facedown either.
Ove’s wife was always horribly ill-tempered if they ever ended up in someplace without a view.
She needed “something to look at that’s alive,” she was always saying.
So he points her towards the shed while thinking that maybe that Cat Annoyance would come by again.
Ove’s wife liked Cat Annoyances. He fetches the drill, takes the hook, stands up on the stool, and starts drilling.
The first time the doorbell goes he assumes he’s made a mistake and ignores the sound for that very reason.
The second time he realizes that there’s actually someone ringing the bell, and he ignores it for that very reason.
The third time Ove stops drilling and glares at the door.
As if he may be able to convince whoever is standing outside to disappear by his mental powers alone.
It doesn’t work. The person in question obviously thinks the only rational explanation
for his not opening the door the first time around was that he did not hear the doorbell.
Ove steps off the stool, strides across the plastic sheets through the living room and into the hall.
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