They might be saying the same thing over here, but it sounds better in French.I live upstairs.No, no, no, not there.One flight up.Voila.Jerry who lives on the Left Bank, appears lighthearted and optimistic.He is happy to be living and working in an efficiently-organized but cramped apartment two flights above a cafe in a Montmartre garret."" Uh, no, let me start this over...an industrial area in Chelsea, with a footbridge over a busy city street (an unused railway line)the Queensboro Bridgethe EMPIRE DINER (on Tenth Avenue in Chelsea)the snow-covered and lamp-lit streets of Park Avenuetrucks on the West Side (with the World Trade Center in the background)crowded streets and a streetside fruit marketpeople waiting to cross a street at an intersection (with a "DON""T WALK" sign)CORNY""Chapter One: He was too romantic about Manhattan, as he was about everything else.When Christopher Pike first gave me his ship, he had me recite the Captain""s Oath, words I didn""t appreciate at the time.In reality, his problems are "personal matters" - as an inadequate breadwinner in his family, he expresses his rebellion and rage against his father-in-law by his ill-conceived plan to steal from him:I just need the money.Alice ""awoke"" and noticed Sheila having trouble during their shared nightmare:When Sheila smeared the red ink into her paper o try to clean it up, her hand plunged into her desk, and then when her hand was released, a mechanical, robotic claw-like hand burst from the hole in her desk and grabbed her face.