When Harrison Clark got home, Carrie Thomas wasn't there.
Carrie Thomas was even more restless than Harrison Clark; as long as there was an opportunity, she would not stop moving forward.
She wanted to make the accompaniment for "A Dull Life" perfect, but she was limited by her current lack of funds, so she came up with a way: she would learn the instruments that might be used in the accompaniment by herself, and then complete the music as much as possible with her own ability.
For every instrument she could play herself, she could save some money.
When Harrison Clark heard her idea, he was quite shocked.
There are as many as sixteen instruments used in the accompaniment of "A Dull Life."
Although many of the instruments are just embellishments, given Carrie Thomas's compulsive pursuit of perfection, she definitely won't stop at the surface when learning these instruments.
Even if there are only a few notes, she will have to master the instrument thoroughly.
