Ganesha in the room

Six panels. An old man takes a menu from a printer; item 42 is circled: "关于生命、宇宙及万事万物的终极问题的答案" ("The answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything"). He feeds it into a slot marked "Insert your order here" in a red door under the sign "中國密室 The Chinese Room". Inside, a vast library: a blind old librarian with a cane reads the order. Homer, in a laurel wreath, and the librarian look up at a great golden statue beside a copy of La Vie mode d'emploi. The statue is Ganesha, who looks on as Milton assembles a jigsaw puzzle of Ganesha on the table.

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