Icons
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Ro has been confined to his room since this afternoon, when his guard detail found him trying to sneak into the munitions lockers—I’m here to steal food for him now. And Lucas, I have no idea where he is. Probably off somewhere disappointing his mother.
We sit in silence.
My plate is full of limp, boiled vegetables and I miss the Mission, the garden. I miss the early scarlet radishes and the blood beets—the golden zucchini and the Empress beans. I miss the Brandywine tomatoes so big, they force ...their vines back down to the earth. The green grape tomatoes so small you could eat fifty at a time. The Embassy food somehow never smells like earth. It doesn’t matter to Tima, though. She’s only eating toast, plain toast.
Above it, her eyes survey the room, looking at anything but me.
I can’t stand the silence, but at the same time I find myself drawn to Tima, at least curious about her. Since she is one of us.
“How long have you lived here, anyway?” The question sounds forced, but it’s the best I can do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ro has been confined to his room since this afternoon, when his guard detail found him trying to sneak into the munitions lockers—I’m here to steal food for him now. And Lucas, I have no idea where he is. Probably off somewhere disappointing his mother.
We sit in silence.
My plate is full of limp, boiled vegetables and I miss the Mission, the garden. I miss the early scarlet radishes and the blood beets—the golden zucchini and the Empress beans. I miss the Brandywine tomatoes so big, they force ...their vines back down to the earth. The green grape tomatoes so small you could eat fifty at a time. The Embassy food somehow never smells like earth. It doesn’t matter to Tima, though. She’s only eating toast, plain toast.
Above it, her eyes survey the room, looking at anything but me.
I can’t stand the silence, but at the same time I find myself drawn to Tima, at least curious about her. Since she is one of us.
“How long have you lived here, anyway?” The question sounds forced, but it’s the best I can do.
What to read after Icons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Stohl to read onlineMoreLess
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