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The camera pulls back, showing the whole scene to be
contained in one of those glass balls which are sold in
novelty stores all over the world. A hand - Kane's hand,
which has been holding the ball, relaxes. The ball falls
out of his hand and bounds down two carpeted steps leading
to the bed, the camera following. The ball falls off the
last step onto the marble floor where it breaks, the
fragments glittering in the first rays of the morning sun.