The Rescuer
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Losing height. In the crook of his arm was a deep gash, slowly healing. He claimed it was from the IV line the ER nurses had put into his arm, that had become infected.
On a battered calendar of Harvey’s I saw a pattern of red x’s. Less frequently, blue x’s.
I asked him what the red x’s meant and Harvey shrugged. None of my concern.
I asked him what the blue x’s meant and Harvey said, Rehab.
But the blue x’s were only scattered through a month. The red x’s were several times a we...ek.
Getting high?—red had to mean an Up Mood.
Blue?—the Down Mood.
I told Harvey, please let me drive you to the rehab clinic. You must have a schedule of treatment there, you can’t afford to miss.
(Was Harvey trying to cure himself of his drug addiction? Or had Harvey some other, medical condition, for which he was being treated?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Losing height. In the crook of his arm was a deep gash, slowly healing. He claimed it was from the IV line the ER nurses had put into his arm, that had become infected.
On a battered calendar of Harvey’s I saw a pattern of red x’s. Less frequently, blue x’s.
I asked him what the red x’s meant and Harvey shrugged. None of my concern.
I asked him what the blue x’s meant and Harvey said, Rehab.
But the blue x’s were only scattered through a month. The red x’s were several times a we...ek.
Getting high?—red had to mean an Up Mood.
Blue?—the Down Mood.
I told Harvey, please let me drive you to the rehab clinic. You must have a schedule of treatment there, you can’t afford to miss.
(Was Harvey trying to cure himself of his drug addiction? Or had Harvey some other, medical condition, for which he was being treated?
What to read after The Rescuer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Carol Oates to read onlineMoreLess
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