7-112 [Frook 7, chapter 1.1, brick 2] - First chapter of the book in the book

 Let's follow our man with no name in the reading of the first chapter of the book about a man who walks in a cornfield. Well, it seems this is going to be pretty boring. That was his feeling, at least. A feeling about who? About the man with no name, of course, not the one in the cornfield. Wait, the one in the cornfield doesn't have a name either. Or maybe he has. Let's discover it.
 The man with no name (no more jokes about that) opened a beautiful book and started reading Chapter One. The man in the book (not the man with no name, but the man the man with no name was reading a book about) lived in a normal house with normal stuff, with normal normality. On the whole, everything was pretty ordinary and ordinable and <sF Error 337: Excessive run-on sentence Warning 5> <J/K, everything's working fine and> so, nothing seemed to be wrong with him. But one day, for no reason, he decided to go walk around. This last word is particularly important, because deeper into our story, this man will walk a very particular logical path, which may seem random, but it won't actually be (random) (not logical). But whatever. We were saying.
 The man with no name started to get bored, and so he decided that he would flip to the second chapter... No, wait. There are still 5 bricks to fill before to start the second chapter, because of how I've structured the thing.     
 Dammit.
 Uff, this is gonna be veeeery boring.
 Wait! The man with no name decided to read (more or less) the first chapter of the book, but no one ever said what he was going to do after that and before reading the second chapter. So here is our salvation: The man could jump off the bed and go outside.