The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[Toast]

The influx of urine into the sink was diluted and flushed away by the water from the faucet.

[Meryl]

The sink probably had a jumped-up sense of its own importance due to Ennis's upgrading it to a dual-use appliance.

[memento]

The sink serves a double-duty purpose as a latrine.

[Toast]

This is Ennis's last day using the multipurpose sink, since he has to be out of there with his horse trailer that morning.

[Meryl]

If the flush toilet was outdoors, Ennis's non-standard use of the sink was an understandable shortcut.

[Fran]

Ennis was overspread "with a sense of pleasure because Jack Twist was in his dream."

[memento]

"He might have to stay with his married daughter until he picks up another job, yet he is suffused with a sense of pleasure because Jack Twist was in his dream."

[southendmd]

The italicized prologue was not included in the New Yorker version; it was, however, included in Close Range's pages.

[Fran]

Ennis "shuffles to the gas burner, pours leftover coffee in a chipped enamel pan; the flame swathes it in blue."

[Toast]

The movie Brokeback Mountain is extremely faithful to the text of Annie Proulx's short story.  However none of the ideas or text from the prologue show up in the film.