In silence, with just the sounds of a ticking clock, each man, in turn, walked slowly to the table, wrapped up something (a teacup, a vase), then slowly placed it in a cardboard moving box.
But even the assertion that they, in fact, do wrap up is something of a spoiler.
I remember making the decision to share my own story in a memoir, feeling the temptations to neatly wrap up my experiences into something simple, something much less than the complex, frightening truth.
Frail as birds, wrapped up as something precious and irreplaceable, they let themselves be wheeled to windswept beaches and cenotaphs.
I would say it attracted me to it, if people are wrapped up in something and there's controversy.
I was overcome with a pleasant sensation, as if I were being wrapped up in something large and comforting.
"I would say it attracted me to it, if people are wrapped up in something and there's controversy," he said.
Sitting beside Hannah, she said: "It's a nerve-racking decision when your child's identity is so wrapped up in something she's played since she was 5 or 6.
"Sometimes J. B. will get so wrapped up in something, he'll skip the part where he's supposed to sing and then we'll say, 'Oh, no,' " he said of John Bell.
