(2004) Citizen Vince
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He turns on the hot water. Out there, the room will have dissolved into pacing and hushed voices…the meeting of worried eyes. He knows that when he leaves the room there is only one topic of discussion: how to handle him, how to direct him away from his flawed instincts. Their deference aside, he knows how they feel. Shoot, he feels the same way. Long ago, they convinced him that he was not tough enough, not decisive enough, too religious. Long ago, they convinced him that they couldn’t afford h...is genial naïveté—this stubborn belief that if he does his best, the best will happen. Long ago, they convinced him that the opposite is in fact true. He is his own worst enemy.
Now he believes what they believe—that it is their job to protect him from himself. Their common enemy stares back in the mirror. Steam rises from the hot water. He sets down his briefing papers and puts his hands beneath the tap, holds them there as long as he possibly can, happy for any physical sensation that gets him out of his own head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He turns on the hot water. Out there, the room will have dissolved into pacing and hushed voices…the meeting of worried eyes. He knows that when he leaves the room there is only one topic of discussion: how to handle him, how to direct him away from his flawed instincts. Their deference aside, he knows how they feel. Shoot, he feels the same way. Long ago, they convinced him that he was not tough enough, not decisive enough, too religious. Long ago, they convinced him that they couldn’t afford h...is genial naïveté—this stubborn belief that if he does his best, the best will happen. Long ago, they convinced him that the opposite is in fact true. He is his own worst enemy.
Now he believes what they believe—that it is their job to protect him from himself. Their common enemy stares back in the mirror. Steam rises from the hot water. He sets down his briefing papers and puts his hands beneath the tap, holds them there as long as he possibly can, happy for any physical sensation that gets him out of his own head.
What to read after (2004) Citizen Vince?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jess Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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