Bob Maconel, a disturbed loner, fantasizes about blowing up the Los Angeles skyscraper where he works. He brings a revolver to work with the intention of murdering his coworkers and then himself. He has chats with his fish at home, and they encourage him to do it. His boss singles him out. He drops a bullet when screwing his courage to the sticking spot, and while searching the floor for it, another coworker accomplishes exactly what Bob had planned. Bob emerges as a hero, and his only friend, a woman with a brilliant grin, is seriously injured. Can Bob help her find herself and joy in life by guiding her through her despair? Is this, as everyone claims, impossible for a man like him?
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Bob Maconel, a disturbed loner, fantasizes about blowing up the Los Angeles skyscraper where he works. He brings a revolver to work with the intention of murdering his coworkers and then himself. He has chats with his fish at home, and they encourage him to do it. His boss singles him out. He drops a bullet when screwing his courage to the sticking spot, and while searching the floor for it, another coworker accomplishes exactly what Bob had planned. Bob emerges as a hero, and his only friend, a woman with a brilliant grin, is seriously injured. Can Bob help her find herself and joy in life by guiding her through her despair? Is this, as everyone claims, impossible for a man like him?
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