Dreamcatcher
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It wanted to explain itself. The problem was that it didn’t speak much English; mostly it lapsed into its own fractured pidgin. But it didn’t matter; just the talking seemed to be enough. Once Henry allowed suicide its voice, his life had improved enormously. He even had nights when he slept again (not a lot of them, but enough), and he had never had a really bad day.
Until today.
It had been Jonesy’s body on the Arctic Cat, but the thing now inside his old friend was full of alien images and al...ien purpose. Jonesy might also still be inside—Henry rather thought he was—but if so, he was now too deep, too small and powerless, to be of any use. Soon Jonesy would be gone completely, and that would likely be a mercy.
Henry had been afraid the thing now running Jonesy would sense him, but it went by without slowing. Toward Pete. And then what? Then where? Henry didn’t want to think, didn’t want to care.
At last he started back to camp again, not because there was anything left at Hole in the Wall but because there was no place else to go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wanted to explain itself. The problem was that it didn’t speak much English; mostly it lapsed into its own fractured pidgin. But it didn’t matter; just the talking seemed to be enough. Once Henry allowed suicide its voice, his life had improved enormously. He even had nights when he slept again (not a lot of them, but enough), and he had never had a really bad day.
Until today.
It had been Jonesy’s body on the Arctic Cat, but the thing now inside his old friend was full of alien images and al...ien purpose. Jonesy might also still be inside—Henry rather thought he was—but if so, he was now too deep, too small and powerless, to be of any use. Soon Jonesy would be gone completely, and that would likely be a mercy.
Henry had been afraid the thing now running Jonesy would sense him, but it went by without slowing. Toward Pete. And then what? Then where? Henry didn’t want to think, didn’t want to care.
At last he started back to camp again, not because there was anything left at Hole in the Wall but because there was no place else to go.
What to read after Dreamcatcher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen King to read onlineMoreLess
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