a phone number, maybe? 'Hello? Do you know a goy named Kraus, Russell Kraus?' Who? 'Where have I called? The Red Owl in Bloomington. He knows that every Hebrew letter has its numeric equivalent. Not the world's greatest sage, maybe, no Rabbi Marshak, but he knows a thing or two from the Zohar and the Caballah. Sussman looks at the molds of his other patients, goy and Jew alike, seeking other messages. 'How are you? Noticed any other problems with your teeth?' No. He calls the goy back on the pretense of needing additional measurements for the appliance.

There appears to be something engraved on the inside of the patient's lower incisors.

The mold dries and Lee is examining it one day before fabricating an appliance. He's making a plaster mold - it's for corrective bridge work - in the mouth of one of his patients, Russell Kraus. Lee is at work one day you know he has the orthodontic practice there at Great Bear. Rabbi Nachtner: Did he ever tell you about the goy's teeth? Larry Gopnik: Doctor Sussman? I think I - yeah.

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