The second object was a laminated index card. On it, typed in a font that screamed 1986 dot-matrix printer:
“Nitinol. A nickel-titanium alloy that changes shape when heated. You can program it to ‘remember’ a movement. If you set it up right, a few seconds of direct sun could trigger a whole sequence. Hogue supposedly built little solar tableaus for rich retirees. Sunsets that painted themselves. Flowers that opened and closed with the daylight. But the cats… the cats were his specialty.” florida sun models two cat
And that’s worth way more than twelve ninety-nine. The second object was a laminated index card