She imagined herself on a barren 41 plain, post-Apocalypse, convulsing, waiting to die with the cockroach. Her little bedsitting-room was like a lair, and she went out from it into this vast, dun world, with its smoke-gray houses, its glaring streets of shops, its dark streets of homes, its orange-lit windows, under skies of dull copper or muddy gray or black, much as an animal goes out to seek food. When the word “FREAK” appeared scratched in the persimmon colored paint on her locker, she knew that in some fragile young woman’s mind a war had escalated from imaginary to physical. Jack could hardly be accounted good-looking: Thames, on the contrary, was one of the handsomest boys possible. He was always visualizing the Hand whenever he let his gaze rest upon the horizon. “Can you come out tonight?” “Um, sure, I guess. “My dear,” she said, when she could get her breath, “you must come home at once. Later he dispatched a cable announcing the escape and the sending of the letter. He could not pull her soul apart now to satisfy that queer absorbing, delving thing which was his literary curiosity; he had put her outside that circle.
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