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The director of Extraterrestrial Investigations opened the closet door and stepped into the office. "The fools," Baker said to himself.
He had no doubt that "he" was the true, the original Baker. He remembered clearly that he had stepped out of the left cabinet of Gentle's transmatter, the one which he had first entered. (He did remember that, didn't he? Yes! Doubting himself was the first stride down the road these two had taken.) His act to shock "Street" into realizing they were "both" Baker had been elaborate, but "Street" had gone schizoid.