Neville imagines moving from his bed to his living-room chair

Having woken very early after six unbroken hours of sleep, Neville lay in bed and practised imagining himself seated in the black leather chair in his living room, from which he mentally looked back at his bedroom and the two bodies on the beds, then returned.
Date (happened)
this morning
unresolved
  1. this morning relative
    Source On the Law ¶8"this morning", told in Tloa Lectureon Law (nid 1781)
    Said as this morning
    counted from On the Law
Told / reported
  1. 19 February 1965 estimated
    Source On the Law ¶8passage 544161 (lecture nid 1781 'On the Law'), delivery claim 1965-02-19 exact/certain (chrome dateline 2/19/65)
    Reasoning Passage 544161 is Neville narrating the bed-to-chair imaginal experiment directly ('I did it this morning ... While on my bed I imagined I'm seated on my black leather chair'). The lecture containing this passage, nid 1781, is dated 1965-02-19 by a certain, transcript-sourced delivery claim, so the telling inherits that date and precision.
Sources

Source

  • On the Law ¶8 (While on my bed I imagined I’m seated on my black leather chair in my living room. I cannot see my bedroom from my living room.)