We're talking a 900 page book that is as weird as it is compelling, and featuring a climactic scene in which a horde of tiny people emerge from the mouth of a sleeping girl and cause a German Shepherd to explode.

Every act of communication is an act of translation.

And judging from what we've seen, I'd say they use sound to hunt with.

Verb

Action!

Do?

To America. He said he d take me home.

But anyway.

Enough to get himself hanged.

I can't do anything more without an overt act.

Do action

So, well he did.

And so he did.

He did it.

Yeah, he did.

Jean Claude does this in five seconds flat.

Doing it?

What have they done?

And play he did.

Doing them?

Certainly did.

Certainly did.

She's been fixing breakfast.

Does what?

Who has?

Did he? No.

And the other one, he went like this.

He did?

And well he might.

I want action.

What did he do?

Who did?

He did what?

All did.

What did he do?

What's he supposed to have done?

What's he done?

What has he done? What did he do?

Why are you scared?

What he did you?

What's he done?

Oh, he did?

Did it?

He did?

God moved it.