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# The Boy in Gemini Studios The author recounts their experience working in a cubicle with French windows at Gemini Studios. The author describes a period in their early career where they felt neglected by their superior and the feeling of being underappreciated. A make-up department worker, enra...

# The Boy in Gemini Studios The author recounts their experience working in a cubicle with French windows at Gemini Studios. The author describes a period in their early career where they felt neglected by their superior and the feeling of being underappreciated. A make-up department worker, enraged, lectured the author about the waste of literary talent, and implied that the author's work was not significant. The author notes that their role was considered menial and seemingly unproductive. **Question 1 (Context)** 1. The writer refers to the "fiery misery of those subjected to make-up" as a form of hardship or frustration associated with that work. **Question 2** 2. The author does not provide an example of rational integration, but focuses on their frustration with the situation and the feeling of being underappreciated. **Question 3** 3. The office boy worked in a cubicle and appeared to be tearning up newspapers. The reasons for joining the studio(s) and the disappointment are not given in this text. **Question 4** 4. In the make-up department, the author was subjected to an extended lecturing from a superior, suggesting a lack of apparent appreciation for their role.