Taming the Beast: Charles Manson's Life Behind Bars
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PULLING MANSON FROM his cell for our daily chats soon became the highlight of my day. I was aware that I was falling into the same trap as I had before, once again feeding my psychological addiction to this extremely dangerous man simply because he was interesting. I was unable to contain myself at home and with friends, a problem that naturally worried Beth. I was aware of her increasing concern, but my “Charlie stories” bubbled with such intensity inside my mind I had to share them.
In truth, ...Charlie was often inspirational. He’d plant ideas in my head, compliment me, then say, “Go do it!” The ideas would usually be impossible and outrageous—and always benefiting him—but I’d come away strangely uplifted and empowered. “Don’t waste your life on an eight-to-five job, living inside a paper bag. You’re killing yourself. Do something with your life!” he’d say.
Although he never expressed it plainly, it was clear that “doing something with my life” consisted of helping him escape, joining the Family, and teaming up to change the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PULLING MANSON FROM his cell for our daily chats soon became the highlight of my day. I was aware that I was falling into the same trap as I had before, once again feeding my psychological addiction to this extremely dangerous man simply because he was interesting. I was unable to contain myself at home and with friends, a problem that naturally worried Beth. I was aware of her increasing concern, but my “Charlie stories” bubbled with such intensity inside my mind I had to share them.
In truth, ...Charlie was often inspirational. He’d plant ideas in my head, compliment me, then say, “Go do it!” The ideas would usually be impossible and outrageous—and always benefiting him—but I’d come away strangely uplifted and empowered. “Don’t waste your life on an eight-to-five job, living inside a paper bag. You’re killing yourself. Do something with your life!” he’d say.
Although he never expressed it plainly, it was clear that “doing something with my life” consisted of helping him escape, joining the Family, and teaming up to change the world.
What to read after Taming the Beast: Charles Manson's Life Behind Bars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward George to read onlineMoreLess
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