Psychlone
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Richard Townsend said, bending over his younger brother. “Suzanne and I have a real nice home up there. You can meet your nephew—you're an uncle, know that?" Tim nodded. “Will I have a room to myself?" “Yes, I think so. They've got good schools in Utah, lots of pretty country. I can take you out hunting, fishing—" “Don't want to kill anything,” Tim said.
“Huh?” Rick stood up straight and frowned. “No, no,” he said thoughtfully, “of course not. I mean animals, Tim, fish, not people." Tim saw ...the nurse who had just entered the room give Rick a disapproving look and shake her head. “Mr. Townsend,” she said, handing him papers, “here are the hospital release forms. A lot of newsmen have been trying to speak to Tim. We don't recommend they be allowed to do so for a long time." Tim was about to say, “But I want to tell someone—” but he kept his mouth shut. He wanted to talk to someone besides doctors. He already knew they didn't understand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Richard Townsend said, bending over his younger brother. “Suzanne and I have a real nice home up there. You can meet your nephew—you're an uncle, know that?" Tim nodded. “Will I have a room to myself?" “Yes, I think so. They've got good schools in Utah, lots of pretty country. I can take you out hunting, fishing—" “Don't want to kill anything,” Tim said.
“Huh?” Rick stood up straight and frowned. “No, no,” he said thoughtfully, “of course not. I mean animals, Tim, fish, not people." Tim saw ...the nurse who had just entered the room give Rick a disapproving look and shake her head. “Mr. Townsend,” she said, handing him papers, “here are the hospital release forms. A lot of newsmen have been trying to speak to Tim. We don't recommend they be allowed to do so for a long time." Tim was about to say, “But I want to tell someone—” but he kept his mouth shut. He wanted to talk to someone besides doctors. He already knew they didn't understand.
What to read after Psychlone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greg Bear to read onlineMoreLess
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