[The thing is that BOB had Leland for years even before Laura died. This is something that Cooper now understands more clearly than he ever wished to know, but that man has more lives on his hands than the three they know about, and yet ... I did not kill anybody.]
[The other thing is that despite that, of course Albert noticed. There's been moments where BOB has slipped up and Coop knows this, but why would anyone assume that Cooper is no longer there when everybody can blame it on him not being quite right after getting out of a place like hell itself?]
[But Albert is noticing if he isn't yet he inevitably well, and that means he's in danger.]
[Cooper doesn't say any of this. He watches his friend quietly, watches him think, and that silence is confirmation enough in place of the 'yes' he's not voicing.]
[He answers the question, though. Of course he does. This is information that needs to be shared.]
She's the sister of Norma Jennings. You remember her?
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[The other thing is that despite that, of course Albert noticed. There's been moments where BOB has slipped up and Coop knows this, but why would anyone assume that Cooper is no longer there when everybody can blame it on him not being quite right after getting out of a place like hell itself?]
[But Albert is noticing if he isn't yet he inevitably well, and that means he's in danger.]
[Cooper doesn't say any of this. He watches his friend quietly, watches him think, and that silence is confirmation enough in place of the 'yes' he's not voicing.]
[He answers the question, though. Of course he does. This is information that needs to be shared.]
She's the sister of Norma Jennings. You remember her?
[Harry will know. Albert too, now.]