Cult
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Roy was preparing the captives’ meal, a mound of oatmeal. Barney was in with Amos. They had worked on him all day and he was clearly exhausted.
In the time she was with Amos, between the deprogrammer’s onslaughts, Amos seemed like a bird with broken wings, disoriented, exhausted, shouting incoherently as if in a hallucination, repeating bits and pieces of biblical phrases. He had banged against the walls, had pissed in his pants and refused to take them off.
There was no question that Am...os was shedding layers of resistance. It was as if they had mounted an invasion on one man and were relentlessly attacking him from all sides. Never once had he looked them in the eye. Perhaps it was his sense of shame or confusion as his mind tried to burrow deeper into a hole, all exits closing around him.
When she was finally relieved by Roy, she went back into the main room and collapsed on the couch, listening and waiting. Barney was in with Mary, keeping her awake, savoring his role in the mental torture of his former sister-in-law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roy was preparing the captives’ meal, a mound of oatmeal. Barney was in with Amos. They had worked on him all day and he was clearly exhausted.
In the time she was with Amos, between the deprogrammer’s onslaughts, Amos seemed like a bird with broken wings, disoriented, exhausted, shouting incoherently as if in a hallucination, repeating bits and pieces of biblical phrases. He had banged against the walls, had pissed in his pants and refused to take them off.
There was no question that Am...os was shedding layers of resistance. It was as if they had mounted an invasion on one man and were relentlessly attacking him from all sides. Never once had he looked them in the eye. Perhaps it was his sense of shame or confusion as his mind tried to burrow deeper into a hole, all exits closing around him.
When she was finally relieved by Roy, she went back into the main room and collapsed on the couch, listening and waiting. Barney was in with Mary, keeping her awake, savoring his role in the mental torture of his former sister-in-law.
What to read after Cult?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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